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An Excerpt From: A Sensible Match

Copyright © Teryl Cartwright. All rights reserved.

Vintage Romance Publishing, LLC

 

“You are still resolved? Have you really come to take a wife then?”

Abby started. Which one had spoken? She dared not look around the bushes and be discovered, although Constance had no qualms and managed a look. Constance pointed at the closest rider, which Abby could see through the branches without rising. Did she mean he was the speaker or the one meant for Abby? It would have to wait; they could still hear the gentlemen talking.

“I came to enjoy the country, seeing as I must.” The voice that answered was pleasantly low pitched and strong. So that was the one. Her quick additional peek only showed the backs of two young men, one dark and one fair. Which one had spoken?

“No, no, you must be in all eagerness to meet her, since you’ve arrived so early. Would that I were as lucky as you. Are you not all agog with excitement to view your intended?” The raspy voice of the first gentleman was sarcastic and amused.

“Not at all. Although she must be eager herself, since she is still at home and past twenty.”

Abby stifled an indignant gasp. Who else could this man be referring to except her? That insufferable bore—if this was to be her intended, she intended to protest.

 

 

 

 
 
 

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