The Decoy Bride Page #6
Then you could stay here. With me.
I know.
This is where you tell me
I'm just one chapter,
not a whole book.
Go.
Go.
Guys! Lara's Tyler's not in the castle.
They're getting married now
in the haunted toilets.
It's a local tradition. This way!
- You OK? - Yeah. You?
- Yeah.
I don't really like big
cat documentaries.
That's OK.
If we're going to do this,
we'll have to be quick.
Do you wanna taste the icing?
Do you wanna taste the icing?
What is that?
Now, sweetie, I may look like
a simple, cake-baking,
small-town mom, but inside...
I am a prize fighter, and I
will not rest while there
is a single rod of depleted
uranium anywhere
in South Carolina.
Powerful stuff there. Lara Tyler
in 'Depleted', out on Friday.
There had been rumours of retirement.
Last summer I was maybe thinking
but...
then I met this amazing Scottish woman.
Terminally ill, never complained.
Actually, no, she did complain
about a lot of things.
I heard recently that she passed away.
But I was able to help her fulfill
her dream to travel the world.
Thank you, Lara.
Hegg - An Island History,
Second Edition.
The Hegg is the furthermost
drop of the outermost spray
of the curling wave of
the Outer Hebrides.
But for those curious enough to
take some time to discover her,
Hegg's cliffs and moorlands,
meadows and sandy beaches
reveal her to be an island ready
to exceed all expectations,
a tiny rock of perfection
jutting out of the restless
Hebridean Sea.
This is James Arber's new book.
Much better, more mature.
And only one chapter.
Look. He dedicated it to Lara.
Katie, but you're leaving
again, so soon.
Guidebooks don't write themselves.
But I'll never forget who
gave me my big break.
I just came in to say hi and bye.
I'm on the four o'clock boat.
I've got a flight out to New Delhi
and then onto Singapore.
Harder to hit a moving target, eh?
I should have known that bloody
guidebook would take off.
Idiot.
It's not the same without you, Katie.
Never was. We miss you. I miss you.
There Katie, that's for you.
It's a bride. For luck.
It's the last one.
- Thank you.
- That'll be 1.50.
- You off again, then, Katie?
- I'm trying to.
She'll be back. Her dad
was a traveller,
but her mam was a 'stay-at-home'.
No, I'm not sure she was, deep down.
I really need to...
I'll warrant you're a bit of both.
Goodbye, all.
Hallo!
Hello! Hello.
- Long time no see.
- Yeah.
I was hoping for our first meeting
to be a bit more casual.
What are you doing here?
I've been trying to get your attention
with conventional weapons,
- phones, emails, that sort
of thing. - I've been away.
Yeah, and you're leaving again.
Did you not read my new book?
- Not so much, no.
- You really should have read it.
- The Hegg Book Club gave it seven
and a half. - Seven and a half?
That's generous for the Hegg Book Club.
They said it picked up around page six.
- So you didn't see the dedication?
- It's dedicated to Lara.
No! It's not!
It's not!
"To my wife. A chapter can be a book."
- What does he mean, a chapter
can be a book? - I don't know.
I don't know.
Have you got a radio?
He said to tell you, the only
person he ever wed was you.
But he and Lara let the press
think they were married.
He's not married?
Katie, shall we go back?
Would you mind?
I can't believe you didn't
read my book.
I couldn't really bring myself to.
Well, I hope you will one day, because
there's a character in there
kind of reminds me a lot of you.
It's a book about a man,
a really stupid man,
who makes a really bad decision,
and how he loses somebody
amazing from his life.
And how he comes to realise he
cannot continue in his life...
without her.
They say write about what you know.
So, obviously, I set it against the
backdrop of the Spanish Civil War.
- And Lara?
- She's absolutely fine.
We agreed we weren't right
for each other.
By the way, I read your
excellent guidebook.
Really?
How embarrassing. I've been quite rude
about you in the new edition.
Well, I love intelligent feedback.
And you're back on Hegg now because?
I'm on a sheep-stealing raid, yeah.
I thought I might grab myself a
woman at the same time, but...
Predominantly, it's a sheep-snatching
thing.
Do you want me to sign that for you?
Hey.
Hi.
I like this one.
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