““You don’t mind putting your hair up or wearing that dress?” “Of course not. I’d shave my head and wear hospital scrubs if it meant a chance to meet your mother.” Natalie smiled at him and glanced in the full-length mirror. She’d pulled her hair back from her face and gathered it in a tight ponytail. No ribbons, no barrettes, nothing. The dress Robert had chosen was shapeless and at least two sizes larger than Natalie wore, with a tiny belt and a high-necked collar. Ugh. Not very attractive.... No heels either, just basic flats in matte black. Again, not a fashion statement. No earrings, a “sensible” watch that she learned meant no sparkle, no color, no texture. Just black. Or tan. He’d purchased a small gold cross and asked that she wear it on the outside of her dress. Robert had told her his mother was a bit strange, eccentric was the word he used, and very religious. Maybe that’s why he’d asked that she limit her makeup to mascara and a pale pink lipstick.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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