Angelia
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Barrone Devore the Third was very anxious to talk to John Carlyle by phone. John Carlyle was Barrone’s
Angelia was born the first year of his marriage and his wife died during childbirth. Barrone did not meet Angelia until she was ten years old. Angelia was beautiful even at ten years of age with dark hair and eyes that attracted Barrone from the very first meeting.
The agreement was made between John Carlyle, Angelia’s father, and Barrone that Barrone and Angelia would marry on her twenty-first birthday, providing her father would have her tutored in business management so she would be qualified to manage the winery. She would then inherit it at Barrone’s death.
Angelia came from good stock, her mother was beautiful with dark brown eyes and her father a very dark and handsome man. At the age of twenty-one she was to be able to speak French and English well and she already knew Italian as a child. She was also expected to be educated in music, as well as art history. Barrone wanted Angelia perfect and knew that if he expected it that he would have it accomplished by John.
Barrone had never been married and made it very clear he did not want children. Barrone had women that he had loved and wanted no more of this in his life. He now wanted to marry Angelia and live in the lap of luxury. He wanted to marry into a family qualified to his own. Being an arranged marriage, it could be accomplished.
Barrone had not seen Angelia since the age of ten. Five years had passed and at the age of fifteen she was a real beauty - filling out as a lady should. He couldn’t keep his eyes off her. She was very beautiful. Happiness took place the moment he saw her. He was very attracted to her body as well as her mind. Her father indeed had done a good job.
Angelia was also attracted to Barrone and wanted him to spoil her with anything he had on his mind. She was still young and must learn to be patient to wait six more years to marry. Barrone intended one day later to tell Angelia about the other women that he had had. Rather than do that now, he would just like to spoil her and love her at the same time.
Barrone said, “Angelia, I would like you to start writing to me at least once a month and express your feelings to me. I will in return write to you, and we will get acquainted very quickly and become very close.”
Angelia said, “Barrone, I love your ideas, and you are so gentle when you touch me.”
Barrone smiled and winked at Angelia. He thought, “Someday she will really be mine.”
Angelia prayed every evening before bed that the time would pass quickly. She prayed, “Please bring Barrone to
Angelia called to her father, “Sit here and listen and see if you think Barrone will like this song?”
“Barrone will like anything you play for him,” her father replied.
“Thank you, Papa.”
Angelia was delighted that her father thought she was good.
Angelia’s nanny, Sylvia, said, “We must work hard on our French so when Barrone takes you to
“Practice, practice - that’s all I ever do.”
“That’s why I am your nanny so that you will learn quickly child; it just takes perseverance to accomplish the things that you want the most.”
“I love you Sylvia for caring about me and making me the very best that I can be.”
“Now lets stop, Angelia, and have a cup of tea with lemon and some crustolli.”
When Angelia became twenty, she and Barrone had been writing love letters for five years. Now the time was coming closer for them to marry.
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Angelia was only ten years old when the handsome Barrone Bevore III made her acquaintance. John Carlyle was living in
The marriage between Angelia and Barrone was planned by John Carlyle and Barrone Devore III. The marriage would take place on Angelia’s twenty-first birthday.
Angelia was a very beautifully structured girl and Barrone was very masculine and handsome in body and soul. When Angelia was twenty, Barrone and Angelia began writing sensuous love letters to each other. Barrone adored Angelia and she adored him. She begged her father to let her marry at twenty, but that was not in the contract. Barrone lived in a thirty-room mansion in
After the sudden, unexpected death of her husband, Angelia met Bernard Barroco while at the
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About the Author
Lou Peel is resident of Hutchinson, Kansas, a teacher of sound positive principles that assist people in turning their lives toward a more positive direction. Lou has a degree from the Chicago School of Interior Design, Chicago, Illinois. She has also been named among the worlds of who’s who of women, Cambridge, England. She is a member of the National Speakers Association, International Platform Association, and International Biographical Centre: Cambridge, England, American Biographical Institute Inc., Raleigh, North Carolina and Toastmasters International.