I must admit that I never expected to find such beauty here. His gaze raked her again. It quite takes my breath away.Sophia quirked a brow. He didn't look breathless. He looked calm and collected-a bit predatory, perhaps, but nothing to suggest that her appearance had been anything more than a pleasant surprise.
by Karen Hawkins
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In the excerpt from "To Catch a Highlander," the character expresses surprise at the beauty he encounters, suggesting a moment of genuine admiration. His intense gaze implies a deeper interest, yet his calm demeanor casts doubt on the sincerity of his reaction, making it seem more like an observation than a genuine breathless response. Sophia, noticing this, remains skeptical about his feelings, given his composed and somewhat predatory stance.

This interaction hints at an intriguing dynamic between the characters, where one seems to display interest masked by a cool exterior while the other maintains a level of detachment. The tension lies in Sophia's perception of his emotionless front, contrasted with what could be a sincere appreciation for her beauty. Overall, the scene captures the complexities of attraction and the subtle games of perception in relationships.

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