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“I like spending time with you, too,” Arthur said as he touched her hand in return.
Tim opened the door for Tess to exit, and Arthur hurried around from the other side of the car to join her.
“I’ll call when we’re ready, Tim.”
“Yes, Mr. Hawthorn,” the chauffeur replied.
Arthur placed his hand lightly on the small of Tess’s back as he guided her into Saks.
“I know you’re not familiar with the store,” he said as he walked towards the reception desk. “I’ve taken the liberty of arranging for a personal consultant for you. She’ll help you find what you want and will even make suggestions when she sees what you’re interested in. I can wait for you in the parlor or, if you prefer, I can trail along behind and watch you shop. When you try things on, you can show me right away or you can just bring home what you buy.”
Arthur introduced himself and Tess at the reception.
“Mr. Hawthorne,” the manager said, “It’s nice to see you again. It must be five years since the . . .”
“That’s okay,” Arthur said to her, seeing her discomfort. “It’s nice to be here again.”
They were introduced to Meaghan, a twenty-ish well dressed and well-spoken woman, who was to be Tess’s personal consultant for the shopping trip.
Arthur looked at Tess. “Well, shall I follow or wait? I’m good with either. Which would you prefer?”
Tim opened the door for Tess to exit, and Arthur hurried around from the other side of the car to join her.
“I’ll call when we’re ready, Tim.”
“Yes, Mr. Hawthorn,” the chauffeur replied.
Arthur placed his hand lightly on the small of Tess’s back as he guided her into Saks.
“I know you’re not familiar with the store,” he said as he walked towards the reception desk. “I’ve taken the liberty of arranging for a personal consultant for you. She’ll help you find what you want and will even make suggestions when she sees what you’re interested in. I can wait for you in the parlor or, if you prefer, I can trail along behind and watch you shop. When you try things on, you can show me right away or you can just bring home what you buy.”
Arthur introduced himself and Tess at the reception.
“Mr. Hawthorne,” the manager said, “It’s nice to see you again. It must be five years since the . . .”
“That’s okay,” Arthur said to her, seeing her discomfort. “It’s nice to be here again.”
They were introduced to Meaghan, a twenty-ish well dressed and well-spoken woman, who was to be Tess’s personal consultant for the shopping trip.
Arthur looked at Tess. “Well, shall I follow or wait? I’m good with either. Which would you prefer?”