Jane was seated on the wagon’s high seat, her bonnet casting her features in shadow. “Or how pleasing to look at.” Jessica blocked the sun with her hand. She wouldn’t deny that Grant was both those things and more. “I’ve told you before, there’s nothing to worry about. He’s only going to be here for a short time.” “Sincerity practically oozes off him,” Jane continued, tugging on her wrist-length gloves. “No one’s that good an actor. Doesn’t he strike you as a humble sort? But he also has an inner strength. You can see it in his eyes.” Jane had always been the more imaginative twin. And that remark about Grant’s humility was a subtle comparison to Lee, who’d possessed a charismatic personality. Her twin hadn’t ever truly warmed to him. “He has reason to be humble, Jane. He has nothing. No money, no home, no past. He’s completely dependent on us for everything.”
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