She would not make herself an imposition, a fact that saw the pair in their current predicament. Mr. Keene might have been a bachelor in the traditional sense, but had been married to his work for as long as Odira had known him (again). While she often wished to see much more of him, the widow did not feel right trying to pry him away from the hospital—bar occasionally and then only, she insisted, for his own health!
"And what circumstances," Odira asked, "might those be, Mr. Keene? Clearly large social gatherings are one such affair, though I suspect you had little say in the matter once your sister became involved." For herself, Odira was quite happy that her more outgoing sisters were underaged or disliked her; Loretta had no inclination to drag her to large social functions.
"And what circumstances," Odira asked, "might those be, Mr. Keene? Clearly large social gatherings are one such affair, though I suspect you had little say in the matter once your sister became involved." For herself, Odira was quite happy that her more outgoing sisters were underaged or disliked her; Loretta had no inclination to drag her to large social functions.
If I could marry Bee I would but I can't so I ship our characters instead.