Kid Calhoun (2011)
“It was exquisitely soft, and she would have given her eyeteeth to have it.
Jake arched a brow and said, “That wouldn’t be very practical on the trail.”
“But it’s very beautiful, don’t you agree,” Anabeth said wistfully.
Jake cocked his head and examined the garment displayed in the window of Miss Tuttle’s dress shop. He tried to imagine Anabeth in the gown. It was difficult because the dress fit the top half of the mannequin like a second skin, giving it generous breasts and a tiny waist. The b...ottom half of the dress was gathered and draped to hide as much as the top half revealed.
“I can’t see you in it,” Jake admitted at last. He knew nothing of Anabeth’s upper proportions, though he’d liked what he had seen of her bottom half in jeans. He rather regretted the necessity of putting her into something that would hide everything.
But he had made up his mind that the most practical thing to do was buy Anabeth a split riding skirt, shirtwaist, and boots. Dressing her in anything more feminine would make it necessary for them to travel in a buggy.MoreLess
Jake arched a brow and said, “That wouldn’t be very practical on the trail.”
“But it’s very beautiful, don’t you agree,” Anabeth said wistfully.
Jake cocked his head and examined the garment displayed in the window of Miss Tuttle’s dress shop. He tried to imagine Anabeth in the gown. It was difficult because the dress fit the top half of the mannequin like a second skin, giving it generous breasts and a tiny waist. The b...ottom half of the dress was gathered and draped to hide as much as the top half revealed.
“I can’t see you in it,” Jake admitted at last. He knew nothing of Anabeth’s upper proportions, though he’d liked what he had seen of her bottom half in jeans. He rather regretted the necessity of putting her into something that would hide everything.
But he had made up his mind that the most practical thing to do was buy Anabeth a split riding skirt, shirtwaist, and boots. Dressing her in anything more feminine would make it necessary for them to travel in a buggy.MoreLess
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