I heaved a large sigh of resignation and pushed off on my three-mile route, mapped out with great care to avoid hills and bakeries.
The character in "One for the Money" by Janet Evanovich expresses a sense of resignation as they embark on a carefully planned three-mile route. This route was designed specifically to steer clear of tempting hills and bakeries, suggesting a struggle between personal resolve and external distractions.
This moment captures the internal conflict many individuals face when trying to stick to goals while surrounded by temptations. The character's sigh indicates a mix of determination and exasperation, highlighting the effort required to maintain focus in challenging situations.
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