Robin In The Hood (Robbin' Hearts Series Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
instructed the visiting speaker in a bright purple kimono for our 3rd period Asian culture class. Her pasty, white makeup and blood red lips made her face look like a mask, and her black hair was piled high onto her head in an elaborate chignon, held together by chopsticks. “You must understand that Geishas embody perfection: beautiful, poised, mysterious. And as you go out into the world to lead multinational corporations, be aware that in Japan, and to some extent China and Singapore as well, businessmen will expect certain, shall we say, attributes—even from top female managers. Learning such skills will serve you well in Cincinnati, too.” She winked provocatively, running her hand down the suffocatingly tight sash that cinched her waist. “But don’t for a second think that means you have no power.” Sister Beatrice giggled with a shy smile, covering her mouth. I noticed that between her formal nun’s habit and the guest speaker’s kimono, the two of them looked eerily alike.
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