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The restaurant reeked of romance, from the warm lighting and soft music to the prints on the walls. Monet’s Water Lilies – simple, but classy.

‘Good evening,’ she said. ‘Do you have a table?’

Katie hadn’t bothered making a reservation. They weren’t busy at 7.30pm on a Wednesday.

‘For one?’ The waiter looked over her shoulder as if he expected a man to materialise out of thin air.

‘For one,’ she agreed.

‘Certainly, madam.’ He led her

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