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Eugenie asked after we\u2019d ordered our usual \u2013 tea and a slice of pie. I sighed loudly and sat back in the chair. \u201cI think so. I feel better knowing I have six weeks to make a decision on going ahead with our marriage. We seem to be compatible if his letters are anything to go on I feel more at ease knowing I won\u2019t be a mail- order bride in the traditional sense.<\/p>\n

Those girls marry as soon as they arrive at their prospective husband\u2019s homes. They have no idea of what they are walking into, at least I have the option of declining our union.\u201d \u201cKnowing Blake as I do, he won\u2019t leave you there if he\u2019s even the slightest bit suspicious.\u201d \u201cYes, I\u2019m grateful he is the one who offered to travel with me. He seems to have an inner sense about people.\u201d I paused for a moment while Lettie placed our order before us.<\/p>\n

\u201c\u201dIt\u2019s leaving Sophie which is my biggest concern. How does any mother turn her back on a child? I haven\u2019t left yet and I already miss her terribly.\u201d Eugenie reached out and covered my hand with hers. \u201cI know in my heart everything will work out for you both. Somehow I know the Lord will ensure you\u2019re not separated from your daughter. Take the time to get to know the man, you always have the option to come home.\u201d \u201cI\u2019m afraid coming home is a very real possibility, Eugenie.<\/p>\n

I have already made my decision \u2013 if Jesse cannot accept Sophie, I will return and live my life alone.\u201d We discussed family, our ranches and children while we had tea. Eugenie offered me reassurance that she would join my parents in bringing Sophie to Yarrafield for my nuptials if I hadn\u2019t returned home by then. * \u201cShe\u2019ll be here tomorrow and I still have no idea how I\u2019m to explain Cassidy. I thought she would arrive, we\u2019d marry and a few days later, I could introduce her to my son.<\/p>\n

I can\u2019t go for six weeks without seeing my son and I refuse to allow Betsy to present him as her child. There has been too much deception already. I\u2019m sorry I ever agreed to do this.\u201d My family, including Clyde and Doris were seated at the kitchen table while I raged over the mess I\u2019d allowed to develop. Betsy and Clyde had agreed to take Cassidy to their home and would keep him for as long as I needed. Until I could explain his existence to Georgina.<\/p>\n

I had absolutely no idea how I was going to admit I\u2019d deceived her. Resting my elbows on the table, I dragged both hands through my neatly trimmed hair. \u201cI should have been honest with her from the beginning. I should never have agreed to keep Cassidy a secret. What was I thinking?<\/p>\n

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Author of Amazon No 1 Best Sellers in 2018: Matt \u2013 Book 1 in The Carter Brothers Series Clay \u2013 Book 3 in The Carter Brothers Series Amazon No 1 Best Seller in February 2019 Andrew\u2019s Outback Love \u2013 Book 1 in The Outback Australia Series Amazon No 1 Best Seller in July 2019 Ruby\u2019s Outback Love \u2013 Book 2 in The Outback Australia Series Amazon No 1 Best Seller in May 2019 OceanofPDF.com Eight Letters OceanofPDF.com GEORGINA Mail-Order Brides of Texas Book One OceanofPDF.com Copyright \u00a9 2020 by Susan Horsnell The right of Susan Horsnell to be identified as the author of this work has been asserted by her under the Copyright Amendment (Moral Rights) Act 2000 All rights reserved.<\/p>\n

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OceanofPDF.com Chapter One Aubern, Texas January 1890 GEORGINA \u201cMark! Mark! The baby\u2019s coming.\u201d I had been standing at the sink washing the breakfast dishes when I felt a sudden gush of fluid which flowed down my legs. My husband, Mark was serving a customer in the Post & Telegraph Office we owned and worked. The establishment was sandwiched between the Mercantile owned by Jedd Phipps and his wife, Christine, and The First Bank of Aubern managed by Roger Wellbourne.<\/p>\n

Our residence, which was attached to the office, was a small, but cozy two-bedroom dwelling.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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