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Experienced from the range, David’s and Leslie appeal to one another was effective, but may their persistent prejudices harden their loathing, or give method to their enthusiasm? Susan Anderson has hated Mark Street since their first meeting. He angered her with his verbal barbs and chilly disregard; he'd no idea who she was or what her genuine connection had been with his father, Peter, who quit her his Maine beach-house. Donald thought Leslie was a vulture, preying on his old man for his prosperity. And Susan was in no temper to protect himself from the costs of this type of pigheaded guy.