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1. Henry Luce had a grand design for America's future.

2. Luce read it through twice, and sighed.

3. Sentimental claptrap, Luce scolded herself.

4. How long she stood there, transfixed, Luce never knew.

5. As Luce strolled past one of the restaurants a small table became free.

6. Forgetting the pain clawing at her maltreated ankle, Luce stared unbelievingly at a head and shoulders portrait of herself.

7. Luce was about to ask why, when she noticed a set of traffic-lights.

8. Luce turned her head and across the foyer met Michele Lorenzo's furious silvery-green eyes.

9. It put Luce in mind of a corrupt and rotting corpse.

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10. Luce tore it open and read: When I tried to ring you I was told that the Diomede number is ex-directory.

11. Distracted, Luce stubbed her toe against a piece of raised planking and tripped.

12. Luce buried her face against Michele's neck and for a long time they sat without moving or speaking.

13. Needing no further encouragement, Luce went and made herself comfortable, nestling against him.

14. The instant she touched it Luce felt the second star dip beneath the pressure of her finger.

15. Feeling it should be Michele who recovered it, Luce drew a long, steadying breath and turned to climb down.

16. He kissed them away while Luce silently struggled for self-control.

17. The hard-edged Luce style was making Life a more serious product than its old-fashioned competitor.

18. Luce was studying them intently, when the click of the latch told her Michele was back.

19. The painting was agreed to by Luce inpart to recompense for what she saw as her misjudgment of her dead friend.

20. Luce put the diary down and brushed away her tears.

21. When Rosa had taken the tray Luce picked up the crutch and practised hobbling round the bedroom.

22. The half-man, half-horse archer, symbol of Sagittarius, would certainly be appropriate, Luce thought.

23. As soon as Michele had gone the housekeeper began to help Luce off with her clothes.

24. After the first spoonful of the thick and satisfying minestrone, Luce found she was ravenous.

25. Her love of life and colour making all her perceptions jewel-bright, Luce thoroughly enjoyed her journey down Venice's main thoroughfare.

26. Having lain sleepless until the early hours, it was almost eleven-thirty the next day before Luce surfaced.

27. Feeling oddly bereft and desolate, besieged by Dolly's incessant chatter, Luce was pleased to get back to the hotel.

28. But as Michele had prophesied, it was already getting cooler, and Luce was glad of her light coat.

29. Lunch was set on the terrace, as he'd promised, and Luce let him draw out a chair for her.

30. With eager anticipation, though her clear golden-brown eyes held a hint of sadness, Luce Weston descended the steps.