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I held my breath ready for the explosion. But no explosion came

Darcy had obviously been listening to every word I said

21 March 2015

9:00 AM

21 March 2015

9:00 AM

Darcy was obviously listening to every word I said. After we got back from the ride from hell, in which she threw the mother of all tantrums, she was very subdued. She stood in her box all afternoon looking sheepish, according to the groom.

‘We haven’t had a peep out of her,’ she said, when I arrived the next day.

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