The Highlander's Noel Highland Trouble 15 In the rugged and remote Scottish Highlands, Lady Sabine, a French noblewoman, seeks refuge from an arranged marriage by fleeing to the MacLaren clan's castle. However, upon her arrival, she discovers that her services are no longer required, leaving her with three unappealing options: return home, join a convent, or enter into a hasty marriage of convenience. As a last resort, she chooses the latter, hoping to find some semblance of happiness with her reluctant groom, Sir Braden, the Master at Arms of the MacLaren clan. Despite his initial resistance, Lady Sabine's warmth and kindness slowly thaw Sir Braden's icy demeanor, revealing a deep-seated longing for love and connection. As they spend more time together, she introduces him to the joys of Christmas, a holiday he had never experienced before due to the tumultuous nature of the Highlands. Through their shared celebrations, they begin to understand each other's perspectives, fostering a bond that transcends their differences. As the holiday season progresses, Lady Sabine and Sir Braden find themselves entangled in a web of cultural exchange, as she teaches him about her French customs, and he shares his knowledge of the rugged Scottish landscape. Together, they navigate the complexities of their relationship, learning to appreciate each other's unique backgrounds and traditions.

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