He looked up. “Is it time already?” She nodded.

He rose and waited as she gathered her things. The dog followed them out the door, but then he bounded down the stairs to the drive. The animal sniffed intently at something on the ground and then rolled, happily rubbing his head and neck in whatever it was.

Lord Swartingham sighed. “I’ll have one of the stable boys wash him before he enters the Abbey again.”

“Mmm,” Anna murmured thoughtfully. “What do you think of ‘Adonis’?”

He gave her a look so full of incredulous horror that she was hard-pressed not to laugh. “No, I suppose not,” she murmured.

Autore: Elizabeth Hoyt

He looked up. “Is it time already?” She nodded.<br /><br /> He rose and waited as she gathered her things. The dog followed them out the door, but then he bounded down the stairs to the drive. The animal sniffed intently at something on the ground and then rolled, happily rubbing his head and neck in whatever it was.<br /><br /> Lord Swartingham sighed. “I’ll have one of the stable boys wash him before he enters the Abbey again.”<br /><br /> “Mmm,” Anna murmured thoughtfully. “What do you think of ‘Adonis’?”<br /><br /> He gave her a look so full of incredulous horror that she was hard-pressed not to laugh. “No, I suppose not,” she murmured. - Elizabeth Hoyt


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