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The Two Destinies
by Wilkie COLLINS (1824 - 1889)Chapter XXXI - The Physician's Opinion
Mary Dermody is destined to be together with George Germaine one day, or so at least her grandmother prophesizes. Destiny at first doesn't seem to adhere to this plan, and the pair is separated and lose sight of each other. But when George saves a young woman from drowning, a strong connection seems to develop between them, which seems to be almost supernatural.. - Summary by Carolin
Listen next episodes of The Two Destinies:
Chapter XXXII - A Last Look at Greenwater Broad , Chapter XXXIII - A Vision of the Night , Chapter XXXIV - By Land and Sea , Chapter XXXV - Under the Window , Chapter XXXVI - Love and Pride , Chapter XXXVII - The Two Destinies , The Wife Writes, and Closes the Story