The Prince And I
“The large brass tub was another prize she’d stolen from Rowallen, and she still took great delight in thinking of the earl having to use one of the small tubs she’d left behind. He’d barely be able to sit in one, his legs folded in front of him, which would be most uncomfortable.
Grinning, she slid farther down in the water so that it encircled her face and her hair fanned around her. She’d been singing her favorite song, one her mother had taught her when she was a child, about maidens and... knights. With her ears underwater, her voice was muffled and—to be honest—much improved.
The warm water felt heavenly, her cares dissolving into the thick curls of lavender-scented steam that rose from the tub. It had been a long few weeks and she’d needed some time to let her cares go.
Yet try as she would, she hadn’t been able to stop thinking about the prince, wondering why he’d taken such an interest in her.MoreLess
Grinning, she slid farther down in the water so that it encircled her face and her hair fanned around her. She’d been singing her favorite song, one her mother had taught her when she was a child, about maidens and... knights. With her ears underwater, her voice was muffled and—to be honest—much improved.
The warm water felt heavenly, her cares dissolving into the thick curls of lavender-scented steam that rose from the tub. It had been a long few weeks and she’d needed some time to let her cares go.
Yet try as she would, she hadn’t been able to stop thinking about the prince, wondering why he’d taken such an interest in her.MoreLess
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