“Dishforth, may I be forward? I am going to be, without hearing your answer, because I know what you would tell me: speak from your heart. And I shall. Do you have a wen? Found in a letter from Miss Spooner to Mr. Dishforth “What the devil were you thinking?” Preston asked. No, more like lectured. No, actually, bellowed. Henry did his best to stand his ground in the spot of shame that was a well-worn patch in front of the fireplace. They were in the family salon in the back of th...e house, far from the guests. Which unfortunately gave Preston all the freedom the duke should desire to unleash his displeasure with his uncle. It was rather an odd position for Henry to be in. Up until a month or so ago it had always been Preston standing uncomfortably at attention, forced to listen to his relations chastise his behavior. But here he was, and Henry found it nearly impossible to keep from shifting from one foot to another while Preston and Hen took turns chiding him.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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