Grey moved a knight and sat back, rubbing the back of his neck, smiling to himself at the effect of his move. He was a good-looking man; slight and fine-boned, but with a strong, clear-cut face and a beautiful, sensitive mouth that many a woman had no doubt envied. Grey was even better at guarding his face than Jamie was; I hadn't yet seen an incriminating look from him. I'd seen one once, though, in Jamaica, and wasn't in any doubt about the nature of his feelings for Jamie. On the other hand, I wasn't in any doubt about Jamie's feelings in that regard, either.
Grey made a strategic move on the chessboard and took a moment to appreciate its impact. He was an attractive man with delicate features and an appealing smile that had likely caught the eye of many women. His strong jawline and sensitive mouth contributed to his good looks, and he skillfully concealed his emotions, which made it difficult for others to read him. Unlike Jamie, who sometimes displayed his thoughts, Grey had yet to show any telltale signs of his feelings.
However, the narrator recalled witnessing a revealing look from Grey during a past encounter in Jamaica, which left no doubt about his feelings for Jamie. Similarly, the narrator also recognized Jamie's strong emotions regarding Grey, suggesting a complex relationship between the two men. This dynamic points to an underlying tension and mutual attraction that influences their interactions throughout the story.
