“You'll lose your audience and then where will we be? We have future gray-eyed babies to feed, you know.”

Julia Quinn
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“I think your eyes might be the exact same color as mine," she said wonderingly."What fine gray-eyed babies we shall have," he said, before he thought the better of it.”


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