| They resumed bickering over the seat until Julia settled it for them by sitting on the freshly dented seat. |
| It was too easy, even for Julia who, fearing she wouldn't get a bite, found herself ankle-deep in whoppers. |
| Julia hesitates, but suggests that perhaps some memories can be retrieved through hypnosis. |
| Julia watches as her chauffeur drives Morgan out of the estate and the limousine speeds away into the distance. |
| Julia works for Michelle, a literary agent who nobly downed tools to drive her to the woman's sixth-floor council flat for a tearful reunion. |
| Julia pushes a strand of blonde hair out of her daughter's face and cups it in her hands. |
