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Eyes widened, then narrowed. The woman with the elaborate twist leaned back, lips curling. “You speak enough Italian to hear your name, but not enough to understand the rest. Perhaps that is why you should listen instead of interrupting.” Rose met her gaze, unflinching. “Perhaps you should speak English, since you have so much to say about me.” A younger wife whose bracelets slid down her wrist as she lifted her glass, tilted her head. “It is not our way to speak English among ourselves.”

“Proper women don’t call upon men at their homes this late in the evening. I really think I should be there with you.” “That’s not necessary, Mrs. Winters. I’m quite certain this woman has heard of the wedding and is here to offer congratulations.” “I’m sure you’re correct, but it’s just not done.” Isabelle shrugged. “Perhaps things are different here in Britain.” She took one last sip of her red wine then pushed away from the table. Gracefully, she walked toward the drawing room, hoping to show a good first impression to her visitor. When she entered, she stopped and sucked in a breath. Instead of an older woman as she had thought Mrs. Westland would be, a young woman stood before Isabelle,

"English woman. Five-foot-five with delicate features and short brunette hair swept back behind her ears. Good clothes." She turned towards me. "Englishman, sixty-three years of age, overweight, balding, and bespectacled." Thanks very much, I thought. "The car is outside," Miranda said. Miranda was short, stocky, and also soberly clad in a black coat with a black hat. Something was forbidding in her face, stiffness which continued downwards through the forward-thrusting abdomen to the functional toes of her boots. Her manner was welcoming enough but would continue to be, I reckoned, only as long as we behaved as she thought I should.

"She hates everyone, so don't take it personally." I didn't even get a chance to process that before I saw her. Adrian was standing near a massive fireplace, looking so tall and effortlessly handsome that it made my knees tremble. He was holding a glass of champagne, and listening to a woman whose presence seemed to sucked all the air out of the room. She looked like the queen of England, with jet black hair that was swept into an elegant chignon, and a dress that probably cost more than my entire college tuition. She looked absolutely terrifying as her eyes scanned the room, probably looking for some sort of imperfections.

So, he looked ahead and said, "Oh I'm splendid." The lady made sure to show the hatred she had for him in the look she gave him. "Trust me, it's only going to be temporary," she said, receiving a charming smile from the man. After that, she rode away with pure disdain. Nax just glared. If he was to be worried about someone in this trip, it would not be some Scottish woman. He had heard stories alright about how she's termed to be the strongest maiden in England. He had laughed when he heard that. Strongest his foot. Not everyone who could kill a bird or do a few flips could be termed strong. He had to see for himself.

A woman with a distinctive British accent burst into the room, her voice ringing out in a jubilant chorus of "Surprise!" Clarissa's initial astonishment mirrored the woman's own surprise upon discovering her presence instead of Reynold's. The woman possessed a captivating elegance, with ginger-brown tresses cascading around her flawlessly pale complexion and a statuesque, slender figure that demanded attention. Her sharp facial features exuded a commanding beauty, drawing all eyes to her. Draped in a long black coat that nearly brushed the floor, she stood before Clarissa—an unexpected vision. Both women stood in silence, stunned and bewildered, each expecting the other to be Reynold.

He said and knock on the bathroom. "Yeah I just need to wear a little makeup and my dress," I said and I picked a red dress that shows my cleavage. I wore red lipstick to make it match with my dress. Ralph will be shocked once he undresses me. I wore all red today and that his favorite color. **************** After a minute we arrived in a restaurant that has a hotel. We both enter the restaurant and the waiter come to us to ask if we had a reservation. "Do you have a reservation ma'am, sir?" he asked

Elena replied while waving her hand casually. “Thank you. You never failed to make me feel good! Stop it or I will fall for you!” Rose replied with fake shy smile and started with her own story. “After almost hundred years from the last story. I entered in their life. As you can tell by my accent, I am British. I was born in a noble family. At that time, I was called Lady Rosabella Harris. I always wanted to become a warrior and take parts in wars” Rose introduced her unique character and Elena couldn’t help but respect this girl even more.

I answered her a heavy sigh. "Every woman wants a man who makes them feel as if she's assured. Women are looking for assurance and not just some good time fuck. Women wants a guy who shows her that he's serious with her and what he's showing to her. Maybe Thea doesn't feel that towards you. You're Benedict Saintclare. A well known devious womanizer." She reminds me again. Devious. "England's darling." She adds. I sigh heavily and just pursed my lips.

She had lost her appetite to enjoy his breakfast menu, put away his plate which still had a lot of leftovers while pretending to play a wine glass filled with white wine with graceful movements, hiding the fear that was surrounding him at this time. "Yes?" Full of caution as she was trying to understand the situation they were currently in, he turned to the woman. Classical music from Frederick Chopin's Funeral March played softly into the atmosphere of a restaurant where not many people visited. "Could I help you, Madam?" The woman repeated her question in a flat tone, now speaking in English with a local accent that sounded strange to her ears, making her realize that responding to her que