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She clutched the baseball bat tighter in her fist and crept down the rickety, back staircase.
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Scritchy-scratchy type noises with the occasional clangy-bangy type noise.
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Scritchy-scratchy type noises with the occasional clangy-bangy type noise.
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przypisać coś czemuś, zapisać na rachunek začněte se učit
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At first, she'd tried to chalk it up to the wind,
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an animal scurrinh thtough the back alley.
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That banging was definitely not an armed robber, here to take the meager change her aunt kept in the cash register.
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The quaint seaside town of Dream Harbor and its inhabitants knew nothing about her, and she planned to take full advantage of that.
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And came face to face with a crate of small pumpkins.
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Jeanie would not compromise her safety just because this man was the picture of autumnal bounty with his crate of vegetables and his worn, flannel shirt and thick beard.
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So she could pick him out of a line-up, she reasoned.
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She might need to know that above his beard was a long, straight nose and ruddy cheeks.
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She wasn't really sure what to say to this strange man and he seemed to be equally at a loss.
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She tried to channel Aunt Dot's free-spirit vibes even as she wished the woman had been slightly less laid-back and had actually left her more explicit directions.
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There was no shortage of coffee shops in the city.
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He had work to do, deliveries to make, and well-meaning townfolk to avoid.
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nastręczać się (z wizytą), odwiedzić kogoś (jako niechciany gość začněte se učit
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darken one’s door/darken one’s doorstep Specifically, the large, handsome one currently darkening her doorstep.
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Jeanie's apartment above the shop shared the same original hardwood floors, something Barb Sanders had raved about.
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The bay window in the front was the perfect nook for two cozy chairs, worn down with age and use.
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Shouldn't she feel different here? Away from the frenetic energy of Boston, the traffic, and the crowds?
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'He ... uh ... we ... decided to do a stakeout.' 'A stakeout?' Hazel's eyes widened behind her glasses.
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Jeanie glanced between him and the mayor, a bemused smile on her lips. She was having a good time.
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wypaplać coś, wygadać się, palnąć coś začněte se učit
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'He has dreams, Logan blurted out. 'Uses them to make decisions.'
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He'd brought Jeanie here to find a more plausible explanation for her noise problem, not to further support her ghost theory.
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niewiarygodna historia, nieprawdopodobna historia začněte se učit
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Jeanie's gaze snagged on Noah, captain of the SS Ginger, the town's one and only fishing tour company and Logan's other best friend. Lover of tall tales and beautiful women.
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Oh, the crowd liked this little tidbit. Suddenly the room Was erupting in theories.
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She was in over her head and, really, he was doing the town a favor. The Pumpkin Spice Café was the only decent coffee shop in town.
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He stooped down and gave her a hug, pressing a kiss to the top of her head. 'If anything worth mentioning happens, you'll be the first to know.'
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She straightened the avalanche of chip bags again.
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She plopped into one of the overstuffed chairs by the front
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emocjonujący, ekscytujący začněte se učit
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For the past three days, those tables had been crowded with town locals from open to close. It had been hectic and busy and exhilarating.
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knowing what that was seemed like the pinnacle of café ownership.
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It also didn't help matters that good old Norman had told her the history of this building and about the family that had died here.
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Oh, right, she needed to get her life back on track first. Figure out how to live in this tiny, odd town. Transform into the quintessential café owner.
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Calm and cool, maybe a little quirky.
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Jeanie blew out a sigh like he was being difficult. 'The rugged type, outdoorsy, flannel-y.'
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Even when her innocuous comments dredged up old insecurities.
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I'm fully aware of how crazy all this is. I just wanted everything to be ... perfect here, for this new ... endeavor.
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Every instinct in his body was clamoring at him to fix it, make it better.
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Multiple days of a high fever, throwing up, the whole nine yards.'
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bronić, oczyszczać z zarzutów, rekompensować, začněte se učit
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She would have preferred if an angry ghost was here to steal her immortal soul. At least then she would be vindicated in her concern.
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