The Highwayman of Tanglewood
“Lady May Stringham had again moved forward the date of her planned visit. Lady Rockrimmon, though obviously disenchanted with the expected arrival, desired Loch Loland to be in prime condition. Faris thought it a very arrogant plan—inviting oneself to visit much, much earlier than already settled upon.
Still, she labored diligently to prepare the spare chambers for the lady and her daughter. In truth, she did not mind so much, for it gave her ample time to allow her thoughts to linger on th...e previous night’s meeting with the Highwayman. How dashing he was! How romantic and attentive! The Highwayman of Tanglewood was as a dream, and often Faris feared she had only dreamed of him. What heartbreak indeed—to awaken one morning only to find it had all been a dazzling, beautiful dream. Yet it was not a dream, and Faris was anxious to meet him again. She wondered at how he would send word to her. Secretly, she hoped he would write his word—send her a letter in his own hand telling her when and where they were to meet.MoreLess
Still, she labored diligently to prepare the spare chambers for the lady and her daughter. In truth, she did not mind so much, for it gave her ample time to allow her thoughts to linger on th...e previous night’s meeting with the Highwayman. How dashing he was! How romantic and attentive! The Highwayman of Tanglewood was as a dream, and often Faris feared she had only dreamed of him. What heartbreak indeed—to awaken one morning only to find it had all been a dazzling, beautiful dream. Yet it was not a dream, and Faris was anxious to meet him again. She wondered at how he would send word to her. Secretly, she hoped he would write his word—send her a letter in his own hand telling her when and where they were to meet.MoreLess
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