CHAPTER 40 — Dressing Room Politics-2

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Thoren tilted his head, considering. “How do you feel in it?” he asked. I turned slightly, watching my reflection. “I like it… I think. But you?” He shrugged one shoulder. “I could take it or leave it.” I nodded once. “Then I should probably just leave it.” As I stepped back into the room, I caught myself frowning. Did I really just choose not to buy a dress because he wasn’t impressed by it? Am I… trying to impress him? I didn’t have time to answer that before the third dress was on. This one was pure romance—soft champagne fabric, fitted bodice with floral lace, off-the-shoulder sleeves. It made me feel like I should be dancing barefoot in a candlelit ballroom. And that confidence showed when I opened the door. This time, I twirled. Thoren’s reaction was immediate. He leaned f

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