There's one more reason I opted against sleeping with Julian.Okay.He's not like Roarke, but he gives the illusion of being a lot like him when he's in the mode. So the idea of sleeping with him felt disloyal-and just, well, icky.Eve started to laugh it off, then realized Nadine was perfectly serious. Really?Yes, really.All right, not completely understood, but appreciated anyway.I hear he bangs like a turbohammer.I thought you said he wasn't like Roarke.Oh, that was cruel. Maybe I'll give him a spin after all.
The narrator reflects on a decision to avoid sleeping with Julian, feeling an emotional conflict due to his resemblance to Roarke, a significant figure in her past. The idea of being intimate with someone who evokes memories of Roarke feels disloyal and uncomfortable for her. This internal struggle highlights her complex feelings and boundaries regarding intimacy.
As Eve laughs off the situation, she realizes Nadine is serious, prompting a discussion about Julian's reputation. Although the narrator acknowledges their differences, the comparison still affects her decision-making. This exchange brings a mix of humor and contemplation, suggesting that attraction and emotional ties can complicate relationships.
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