With His Ring (Brides Of Bath Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
"Just filling in 'till you got here, old fellow," he said to Blanks as he handed Glee over. Blanks ignored his friend and addressed Glee. "You are to dance with no one but me, madam," he said with barely controlled anger, his speech altered by the drink Glee smelled on his lips. Glee and Appleton exchanged puzzled glances, then she took both of Blanks's hands. "I shall be delighted to dance with you, dearest. I've been so terribly worried about you." Their further conversation was prevented by the appearance of Felicity and Thomas. "Good to see you, Blankenship," Thomas said. Felicity presented her hand to Blanks, and he obliged by pressing his lips to it but gave her no greeting. Glee's pulse raced as she watched her husband. His perpetual smile was absent and his eyes smoldered with fury. He left little doubt that he was angry with her, but she had no inkling what she had done to provoke such anger. "Come, dearest," she said, linking her arm through his, "let's take a turn about The Octagon so you can tell me all about your meeting with Mr.
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