Indiana Goes West (Mail Order Brides Of Pioneer Town, Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
She looked up at the building, which practically took up the whole corner. It was a grand building, almost intimidatingly so. It had four floors, although the first floor was the only one the public was permitted to enter. Indiana was no stranger to money. All that was going to change now that her father had died. Indiana had grown up around wealth, living in such a large house, with servants to attend to her every need. She was used to large, extravagant buildings like the Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank. However, now she was forced to think about money for the first time in her life. Indiana stood outside the doors still, and turned in a slow circle. In this section of San Francisco, it was uncommon to see someone of the lower classes, and everyone she saw passing, whether they were walking, or riding in a car or carriage, was dressed nicely. The women wore their large skirts, the men, their tall hats. Most of the men walking carried walking sticks, all polished nicely. One man walked by with a gray mustache and a brand new top hat, his hand wrapped around the knob of his walking stick.
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