If young Gillian McBride, flying out to a new life in Swaziland where she was to take up her inheritance of her father’s farm, had any qualms about the future, she had managed to calm them by telling herself that she could rely implicitly on the farm manager, Graham Barry. Graham did indeed turn out to be a tower of strength; he was efficient and helpful, and Gillian found herself relying on him more and more.
But it was something of a shock when Graham confessed that he had fallen in love with her, particularly as Gillian herself had lost no time in falling in love, too, with the lofty Dirk von Breda, who, however, from the first had made his attitude clear: "Precocious kids are not my favorite brand of humanity."
But it was something of a shock when Graham confessed that he had fallen in love with her, particularly as Gillian herself had lost no time in falling in love, too, with the lofty Dirk von Breda, who, however, from the first had made his attitude clear: "Precocious kids are not my favorite brand of humanity."
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