β Scribed by Betty Neels
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
"DON'T WORRY, IT WILL WORK OUT PERFECTLY."
But did he mean the wedding arrangements or their future life together? Eustacia didn't know. After all, it was a marriage of convenience, definitely not a love match. Colin made it very clear that he wanted a down-to-earth partner who would help him care for his brother's orphaned children, not a dreamy girl whose head was full of romance. But Eustacia couldn't help hoping that one day he might grow to love her as much as she loved him.
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