Charles Thetford had come to her rescue when she desperately needed a friend. Now, settling into her new life in London, she was conscious of stronger feeling for him. Of course, there was no denying Charles was extremely attractive: rich, successful and a highly sought-after matrimonial prize. But Angel knew little about the way of the world. Perhaps she was confusing gratitude with love. And Charles—how did he view her? As an attractive woman—or as an irritating disruption to his order life.