Indigo
“All day, she'd been stared at and whispered about. She didn't know if Galen had noticed the hostile looks or the cool greetings, but it confirmed what she'd told him all along; his set was not prepared to accept her. Not that it mattered, she had no plans to live amongst them, and even if that weren't the case, they'd be nothing more than nodding acquaintances; her world encompassed more than gowns, hemlines, and hair dressing.
In the room she and Galen shared, Hester dropped down into an u...pholstered chair. She was tired and not looking forward to Vada's memorial ball.
Galen glanced over at his black-clad wife, and said, "You did well today." "With all the cold looks I received it's a wonder I haven't been turned to stone." "I noticed the stares. They are from women I wouldn't have married even had we not met, so don't let them upset you." "Will we have to attend the ball?" She didn't know if she could endure many more stares without putting someone in her place.MoreLess
In the room she and Galen shared, Hester dropped down into an u...pholstered chair. She was tired and not looking forward to Vada's memorial ball.
Galen glanced over at his black-clad wife, and said, "You did well today." "With all the cold looks I received it's a wonder I haven't been turned to stone." "I noticed the stares. They are from women I wouldn't have married even had we not met, so don't let them upset you." "Will we have to attend the ball?" She didn't know if she could endure many more stares without putting someone in her place.MoreLess
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