THAT WHICH FOR NEARLY A YEAR had been Vronsky's sole and exclusive desire, supplanting all his former desire: that which for Anna had been an impossible, dreadful, but all the more bewitching dream of happiness, had come to pass.
Aquello que constituía el deseo único de la vida de Vronsky desde un año a aquella parte, su ilusión dorada, su felicidad, su anhelo considerado imposible y peligroso –y por ello más atrayente–, aquel deseo, acababa de ser satisfecho.