Random Bookshelf Reading 89
Question: This week?
Answer: "Billy didn't hesitate. Scruples was losing money at an almost incredible rate. Not that i made the slightest difference to her; she could afford it indefinitely, but the figures would look so embarrassing when they were published in Women's Wear. It was worse than embarrassing--it was a waking, unending nightmare. People would laugh at her and the one thing in the world she must never be, never again as long as she lived, was a figure of fun. She had to turn the operation of Scruples into a success. Scruples must be faultless." (p.223)
From Scruples by Judith Krantz.
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