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Clarissa was surprised when as they prepared to dress for his birthday party, Roger gave her a brand new dress. She was so touched and when Bea came to help her get dressed for the dinner and party, the girl was very impressed with the new dress.
Meanwhile, after giving Clarissa a particularly amorous kiss and a whispered promise to continue things later, Roger headed to his dressing room and left Bea to help Clarissa into her new gown.
Rather than having her hair falling down all evening and making her look like a mess, she had Bea just leave her hair trailing down her back, though the maid did brush her blonde hair until it shone bright and shiny.
Finally it was time for the big celebration as Roger escorted her down to his birthday party. Everyone else awaited their arrival and her father had promised to make the pre-dinner toast. Everyone stood and applauded Roger’s entrance, and he grinned and looked embarrassed. She noticed Prudence glancing at her several time, probably noting that her hair was not properly coiffed, but she really didn’t care.
During the meal, Ada regaled the assembled with a particularly amusing episode when Roger had visited her some years earlier and had eaten a bug by mistake. She had them all laughing whereupon Roger proceeded to explain how the mistake had happened.
All of Roger’s favorite dishes had been prepared and Clarissa had been promised by the cook that she knew just the cake to prepare for the master. The room seemed awash with candles lit everywhere and the table practically groaned with food and drink.
Finally the meal ended, with Clarissa full and happy to see that everyone else seemed to have enjoyed the meal. She smiled and looked around the table, announcing, “We can now take a half hour rest and meet in the sitting room for cake and to give Roger any birthday gifts that we may have for him. I am sure that the gentlemen may wish to head for the study for a very small brandy, but just save room for some cake.”
She watched Roger rise and proudly lead the men off to his study. While the women headed off to gather their gifts, and Clarissa left to arrange for Roger’s gift to be ready to be brought in the sitting room when the time was ready.
Some thirty minutes later she headed for the sitting room. About five minutes later, or so, the women began to enter, carrying various gifts wrapped for Roger. They sat about, chattering about general things as they waited for the men to join them.
Meanwhile, after giving Clarissa a particularly amorous kiss and a whispered promise to continue things later, Roger headed to his dressing room and left Bea to help Clarissa into her new gown.
Rather than having her hair falling down all evening and making her look like a mess, she had Bea just leave her hair trailing down her back, though the maid did brush her blonde hair until it shone bright and shiny.
Finally it was time for the big celebration as Roger escorted her down to his birthday party. Everyone else awaited their arrival and her father had promised to make the pre-dinner toast. Everyone stood and applauded Roger’s entrance, and he grinned and looked embarrassed. She noticed Prudence glancing at her several time, probably noting that her hair was not properly coiffed, but she really didn’t care.
During the meal, Ada regaled the assembled with a particularly amusing episode when Roger had visited her some years earlier and had eaten a bug by mistake. She had them all laughing whereupon Roger proceeded to explain how the mistake had happened.
All of Roger’s favorite dishes had been prepared and Clarissa had been promised by the cook that she knew just the cake to prepare for the master. The room seemed awash with candles lit everywhere and the table practically groaned with food and drink.
Finally the meal ended, with Clarissa full and happy to see that everyone else seemed to have enjoyed the meal. She smiled and looked around the table, announcing, “We can now take a half hour rest and meet in the sitting room for cake and to give Roger any birthday gifts that we may have for him. I am sure that the gentlemen may wish to head for the study for a very small brandy, but just save room for some cake.”
She watched Roger rise and proudly lead the men off to his study. While the women headed off to gather their gifts, and Clarissa left to arrange for Roger’s gift to be ready to be brought in the sitting room when the time was ready.
Some thirty minutes later she headed for the sitting room. About five minutes later, or so, the women began to enter, carrying various gifts wrapped for Roger. They sat about, chattering about general things as they waited for the men to join them.