He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. T — Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
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He’d seen that absent look from her dozens of times in London. She thought herself invisible, and was not. Not to him. This was the second time he’d mentioned marriage to her. The second time she heard nothing but his words.

— Carolyn Jewel, In the Duke's Arms
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