The Forbidden Bride — Cheryl Reavis

They were playing with a fire that could destroy them both! Tregear was listening to the song intently, and his face revealed a depth of emotion Jane doubted he even realized. She understood two things about him immediately. That he hadn't come to this country willingly and that he wanted nothing more than to return home again. When he took his seat near Jane, it was all she could do to keep her resolve never to even attempt to thank him again. She lost the battle to remain indifferent to his second good deed involving her family... 'You would not let me voice my gratitude before. And now - my sister -' 'There is no need for gratitude. However, I have something I want to say to you,' Tregear interrupted. Jane made no attempt to acknowledge the remark. Tregear simply waited until her curiosity got the better, and she dared to look into his eyes. 'Milla Dunwiddie's child is not mine.'