Emerald Desire (Emerald Trilogy)
“"I hate leaving you. Each time it becomes harder." "Aye." "Quint?" She looked up at him, and though he glanced down, it was as if he weren't seeing her. "What?" he asked absently. She wished to discover his thoughts, but decided it was best to remain ignorant. "Nothing," she replied.
He bent his head and kissed her deeply. "Until tomorrow." She held her cape tightly about her as she left the cottage because the April wind blew strong, but spring was coming. The fields were turning green ...and the farmers were already cutting turf. As she hurried along the road, wild daisies bobbed in the blustery wind. She knocked on the door of Timothy's farmhouse and when there was no answer, she entered. The place was in disarray. Every plate was cracked or broken on the floor; pots and cups were cluttered on the table tops. What shocked Dera most was the sight of Lydia huddled in a chair. Her hair hung about her shoulders in a tangled mass of knots. Her dress was dirty, and she sat with her arms tightly drawn across her chest.MoreLess
He bent his head and kissed her deeply. "Until tomorrow." She held her cape tightly about her as she left the cottage because the April wind blew strong, but spring was coming. The fields were turning green ...and the farmers were already cutting turf. As she hurried along the road, wild daisies bobbed in the blustery wind. She knocked on the door of Timothy's farmhouse and when there was no answer, she entered. The place was in disarray. Every plate was cracked or broken on the floor; pots and cups were cluttered on the table tops. What shocked Dera most was the sight of Lydia huddled in a chair. Her hair hung about her shoulders in a tangled mass of knots. Her dress was dirty, and she sat with her arms tightly drawn across her chest.MoreLess
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