The Wedding
The Wedding
“Then she remembered her plan to be practical. She really should try to get along with the vile man, shouldn’t she? Besides, she wasn’t one to wallow in misery for long periods. There were far more exciting things to think about, although admittedly, when Connor had promised her she could go back home as soon as she gave him a son, she was so outraged, she didn’t believe she would ever be able to forgive him. What kind of monster was he to think she could leave her child behind?
He wasn’t a monster, however. He was a man, that was all. And a stubborn, thoroughly impractical, and ignorant one as well.
Sufficient time hadn’t passed to heal what she considered a grievous injury, but by afternoon she could at least look at him with less hostility.
She believed she’d come a long way in a very short while. She wasn’t having murderous thoughts about her husband any longer, and she was beginning to notice he wasn’t completely heartless and unfeeling. He seemed to be as concerned about Gilly as she was.
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