Annabel was Art of course, unmissable as she strode around the campus, Burne-Jones hair and big-boned body ever-suggestive of a Titian Venus. Baggy paint-stained tent-sized sage green shirt, black floor length skirt and over-flowing patchwork bag of books and stuff. Good humoured too and talented.
Dan, dark and narrow like the black ink lines he mainly drew, crisp but warm like toast, grey smiling eyes and dartingly light-footed, was instantly and utterly be-smitten, first sight, first light at the first of the freshers' forced fun ‘get to know you' nights.
Since neither lacked experience of alcohol, and both disliked the type of desperate over-crowded bunfight which ensued, each had remained seated at the rush to the bar, each smiled at the other across the suddenly empty space, he tilted his head towards the door, she nodded, and they got up and walked to the nearest quiet pub they could find.
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The first of four accounts of the meetings and pairings of the main couples in the Shenanigans castlist.
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This is absolutely delightful. I started to say 'charming,' but have banned the word from my repertoire. Not so sure about 'delightful' either, so let's say that I truly enjoyed this fragment, wished that I knew Dannabel and could invite them over for chicken fries and beer.
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