The Summer Bride (A Chance Sisters Romance) - Plot & Excerpts
—JANE AUSTEN, PRIDE AND PREJUDICE Flowers continued to be delivered, each posy with a daisy in the center of the arrangement. And for the following three afternoons, Flynn made a very correct morning call. Daisy was summoned to the drawing room each time. By the second visit, she was bristling with suspicion. It couldn’t possibly be what it looked like. He wouldn’t do that to her. By the end of the third visit she was simmering with impotent fury. He was pretending to court her. And everyone except Daisy was fooled by his act. It had reached the stage where Featherby and William had had to bring in more chairs, as more of Lady Beatrice’s cronies kept coming, all twittering with excitement because Something Was Going On. They watched Flynn and Daisy’s interactions with the avidity of spectators at the court, or a play—why, Daisy had no idea, because with that audience, she and Flynn could only speak of the most commonplace things.
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