Their subsequent affair triggers a wave of obsessive anger in Charlotte, intermixed with complicated feelings of gratitude and friendship.
The main plot is predictable; we know from the moment Paget's assistant admires her boss that the subsequent affair and its denouement are inevitable.
MacMillan alleged that Brownlee had seduced her in 1930 and that the subsequent affair had lasted until 1933; Brownlee denied her story completely and said that the lawsuit was the result of a conspiracy between MacMillan, her fiance, and Brownlee's opponents in the Liberal Party.
That abandonment and attempt at recovery marked all the philosopher's subsequent love affairs.
Just months after quitting Girls, Owens has finished a collection of songs about his first tour with the band, and a subsequent love affair.
Their subsequent love affair, which Nancy is determined to bring to the altar (via the bedroom if necessary), disrupts the household's uneasy equilibrium.
Mr. Strauss-Kahn's subsequent brief affair with Ms. Nagy, who is married, soon became public — spurring an internal investigation at the fund that would ultimately clear him of having abused the power of his office.
The CBS segment cites local porters on the expedition with Mortenson saying that his first encounter with Korphe and subsequent love affair with its inhabitants never happened, or at least not on that trip.
And Ms. Gunn digs into the play's meatier material — the sudden death of Pierre, and Marie's subsequent, scandalous affair with Langevin — with a focused intensity that enlivens the play's later scenes.
The story of our culture's subsequent love affair with the film of Breakfast at Tiffany's – and not with the novella, which may be admired, and certainly has the cachet of its author, but is hardly well-beloved, much less well-read – is really about our love affair with Audrey Hepburn, the movie star.
