Relieved Jed was open to her continued teaching while their relationship developed, Olivia was happy money would not be an issue. In fact, knowing he was equal to her in class was another wonderful revelation, there would be no resentment on either part. Propriety and social laws monitoring everything from dress to the amount of time a couple could have alone with one another, they finished the delicious meal and promptly made their way back to town. “Jed, I noticed you never mentioned what you thought about my riding apparel;” She admitted a tiny part of her valued his opinion. Getting back to town, she thanked him for the wonderful ride and hoped they would do it again soon. “Will you join us for dinner tonight?” She asked before entering the house. The girls weren’t expected back for another hour and it would be lovely to have a moment alone. Perhaps she would write a few ideas down for a poem.<br/><br/>Enjoying the peace of the train car, Mr. Arthur Singleton appreciated the luxuries money could buy. His time in Africa hunting big game was enjoyable until he'd heard of the wager in the clubs and saw Miss Olivia Webster as a prize he must win. Her fortune would help to restore the family's estate and fund future safaris. Tall, muscular, blonde hair, and deeply tanned, most women found him very attractive. By this time, he was confident Miss Webster would be tired of the west and only willing to accept his hand in marriage. The two brats she kept in tow would be easy to pack off to boarding school once the wedding was over.