You have no shame for ruining my shoes, ? If it weren't so difficult to replace shoes here in the middle of nowhere, I would let you stomp on the tops of all of them, but such is not the case. If they are ruined, I must go without.""A barefoot prince? That sounds like a bad Italian opera.
by Karen Hawkins (0 Reviews)
In "The Prince Who Loved Me" by Karen Hawkins, a character expresses frustration over someone ruining their shoes. They lament the difficulty of obtaining replacements in a remote location, wishing they could retaliate but acknowledging the reality that they might have to go without shoes altogether if the damage is irreversible. The remark about a "barefoot prince" adds a humorous touch to the situation, suggesting that the predicament is both unfortunate...
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