A Marriage of Convenience
On the other side, fifteen minutes later, the changing room door swung open, and Grace emerged, boots clicking confidently on the ground.
Raphael’s eyes locked on her the moment she appeared, adjusting her riding helmet as she strode forward. There was something arresting in the way she moved—vibrant, radiant, commanding attention.
The firm lines of her white riding pants hugged her lean legs, her figure tall and effortless. She wore a sharply tailored navy blue jacket with a cinched waist and glinting silver buttons, layered over a high-collared embroidered blouse.
Elegant and alive. Impossible to look away.
Bab Populer