Love is Blind

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"Lydia says that they make me ugly. And when Lady Mowbray heard that my spare pair of spectacles had been broken, she said that Adrian would be relieved. I fear he would not find me attractive in them." Kibble jerked back as if she'd hit him. He stared at her with a stunned expression, then said, "You refuse to wear the spectacles because you fear Adrian will not find you attractive." 'Yes," Clarissa acknowledged miserably. She stiffened when the buder suddenly burst out laughing. Scowling, she ...snapped, "What is so funny?" "Oh, my lady, if you only knew," he got out between gasps of breath and howling mirth. "Oh, the two of you are so precious. Each so in love, and afraid of rejection from the other." Clarissa glowered, not at all happy with the man's amusement. "Oh, dear." Clarissa turned to find Lady Mowbray filling the doorway, an exasperated expression on her face. Shaking her head, she moved into the room to join them. "I apologize, but I was eavesdropping in the hall. Clarissa, I fear you misunderstood me." "Lady Mowbray," Clarissa said with surprise.

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