The Texan's Diamond Bride
“Plain, masculine, yet rich and elegant.
She got out and dried herself off with a giant, fluffy towel and dried her hair as best she could considering there didn’t seem to be a blow-dryer anywhere. So she put her hair in a loose braid and went out into the bedroom.
His bedroom.
Again, she found that same color scheme, cream and dark wood, a big comfy leather chair in the corner, that same clean, masculine decor.
She’d planned on trying to simply ignore the bed, not really wanting... to know what it looked like, so she couldn’t picture him in it. But it was on the bed that she found the clothes.
Very expensive-looking suitcases, open on the bed, all full of women’s clothes.
That was interesting.
What kind of man had a house stocked with suitcases of women’s clothes?
She looked over the selection in the first big suitcase.MoreLess
She got out and dried herself off with a giant, fluffy towel and dried her hair as best she could considering there didn’t seem to be a blow-dryer anywhere. So she put her hair in a loose braid and went out into the bedroom.
His bedroom.
Again, she found that same color scheme, cream and dark wood, a big comfy leather chair in the corner, that same clean, masculine decor.
She’d planned on trying to simply ignore the bed, not really wanting... to know what it looked like, so she couldn’t picture him in it. But it was on the bed that she found the clothes.
Very expensive-looking suitcases, open on the bed, all full of women’s clothes.
That was interesting.
What kind of man had a house stocked with suitcases of women’s clothes?
She looked over the selection in the first big suitcase.MoreLess
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