Donovan's Daughter (The Californians, book 4)
“It was Friday morning, and they were leaving for Fort Bragg in just an hour.
They were also having their first verbal disagreement.It had started ten minutes earlier while they were still getting ready to go. Alex noticed Marcail was putting up her hair. He questioned her, and the argument ensued."Marcail, I don't think you should put your hair up for the train ride.""I admit it would be more comfortable down, but I don't really have a choice.""I disagree. If you just put your coat on, and keep... your hair inside, it will never be noticed."Marcail stared at him in amazement."Or," he continued, "you could put your hair up now and take it down as soon as the train leaves town.""I will not take my hair down on the train." Marcail's voice was adamant.Alex figured as much, but at this point he was willing to try anything to save her from a headache, including the risk of angering her."Well, I will not have you suffering with a headache all day," Alex told her without force. "Now I could ask you, and then leave the choice to you, but I'm not going to do that.MoreLess
They were also having their first verbal disagreement.It had started ten minutes earlier while they were still getting ready to go. Alex noticed Marcail was putting up her hair. He questioned her, and the argument ensued."Marcail, I don't think you should put your hair up for the train ride.""I admit it would be more comfortable down, but I don't really have a choice.""I disagree. If you just put your coat on, and keep... your hair inside, it will never be noticed."Marcail stared at him in amazement."Or," he continued, "you could put your hair up now and take it down as soon as the train leaves town.""I will not take my hair down on the train." Marcail's voice was adamant.Alex figured as much, but at this point he was willing to try anything to save her from a headache, including the risk of angering her."Well, I will not have you suffering with a headache all day," Alex told her without force. "Now I could ask you, and then leave the choice to you, but I'm not going to do that.MoreLess
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