Reclaiming the Love We Lost
He inherited his father’s striking, deep-set dark eyes and thick, unruly dark hair, though the soft, inquisitive curve of his jaw and his long eyelashes were undeniably Lydia’s.
Lydia sat gracefully on the edge of a low-profile linen sofa bordering the rug, her legs elegantly tucked beneath the flowing silk of a cream-colored morning robe. Her porcelain skin, which had been so dangerously pale forty-eight hours ago during the high-society banquet, now radiated a brilliant, healthy, and translucent glow. Her dark hair fell down her back in soft, loose waves, completely free of the severe, corporate chignon she usually favored for the boardroom.
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