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J'ai fini ;D

Just for clarification, bonheur means happiness. So, since we know what makes a man happy, I wasn't too far off the mark with my first interpretation. ;D

The H's home is called "Chateau de Bonheur", which I read as "House of Boner." I know I'm wrong but please don't correct me. That is just too much fun. >;D

"His white shirt was unbuttoned almost to the waist and from his neck hung a crucifix which nestled amongst the smattering of dark hair on his tanned, muscular chest. His shirt spanned tightly across his shoulders and the muscles in his arms rippled with each movement."

"His white shirt was unbuttoned almost to the waist and from his neck hung a crucifix which nestled amongst the smattering of dark hair on his tanned, muscular chest. His shirt spanned tightly across his shoulders and the muscles in his arms rippled with each movement."

Yeah Baby! Bwahahaha! I'm loving this one. :D

'But I warn you, Miss Cathy, you have heartache ahead of you. This doctor...thinks with his head and not with his heart. He will never believe that you really love him...he can be a man without mercy when he thinks he's been cheated...You'll have to fight for your happiness...but in the end you'll find what you've been wanting most.'

I present to you the book in its entirety. ;D

Paul de Meillon was the kind of man who would be master in his own home at all times; who would not tolerate insubordination from his wife."

SNORT! How so very alpha of him. I'm swooning...maybe not so much. ;D

Well, at least one person is called by first name only. Of course, it's the heroine.