The Look-Alike Bride (Crimson Romance)
“Zara asked, when she telephoned from her undisclosed location early that afternoon.
Zara sounded both totally astonished and extremely peeved, Leonie thought. Leonie couldn’t blame her. After a year or more of being ignored by Adam, all of a sudden he deigned to notice her, and the “her” he noticed wasn’t even Zara.
“Does he have a twin?” Leonie asked.
Zara didn’t bother to answer.
“Maybe he sent his twin to the lake for the same reason you sent me,” Leonie suggested helpfully. “Maybe he wants ...the people watching him to have someone to watch.”
“That doesn’t make a bit of sense,” Zara complained. “Who’d be watching Adam? He’s a civilian now.”
“How should I know? He does drive an old, open-air Jeep, doesn’t he?” Leonie asked. “He claims he’s Adam Silverthorne, at any rate. Maybe he’s just trying to be neighborly.”
“Neighborly, my foot,” Zara muttered. “What a time to end up in—Never mind. Just don’t do anything to scare him off.”MoreLess
Zara sounded both totally astonished and extremely peeved, Leonie thought. Leonie couldn’t blame her. After a year or more of being ignored by Adam, all of a sudden he deigned to notice her, and the “her” he noticed wasn’t even Zara.
“Does he have a twin?” Leonie asked.
Zara didn’t bother to answer.
“Maybe he sent his twin to the lake for the same reason you sent me,” Leonie suggested helpfully. “Maybe he wants ...the people watching him to have someone to watch.”
“That doesn’t make a bit of sense,” Zara complained. “Who’d be watching Adam? He’s a civilian now.”
“How should I know? He does drive an old, open-air Jeep, doesn’t he?” Leonie asked. “He claims he’s Adam Silverthorne, at any rate. Maybe he’s just trying to be neighborly.”
“Neighborly, my foot,” Zara muttered. “What a time to end up in—Never mind. Just don’t do anything to scare him off.”MoreLess
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