Lonesome Rider And Wilde Imaginings - Plot & Excerpts
Allyssa thought about telling him that she would feel more at home if he would let her share a little of the work that went with the place, but she decided it would be tactful to wait—and not appear as if she was attempting to take over the castle. Darryl had old-world ways, some of which were very nice. He never sat until she was seated, and he never failed to open a door, but sometimes his courtesy reached the point that he seemed to be treating her like a hothouse flower. When she had first returned to the castle after her argument with Brian Wilde, she tried to find out what the two men had been fighting about. But no matter how tactfully persistent she became, he was more so—he was determined not to tell her what the fierce argument had been over. She was going to have to find out on her own. Several times when they spoke casually, when he walked her out to the garden, when he pointed out a piece of furniture he thought she might remember for some reason, she thought about blurting out the fact that Brian had picked her up at the station—and that he had draped himself all over her bedroom.
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