“Galen was out of sight, and Margot was going out of her mind. How could she miss what she’d never known? Besides, everywhere she went, scores of people were wanting to see what the viscount found so attractive, wanting to ask questions for which the new viscountess had no answers. Margot should have taken the knocker off the Grosvenor Square house door, or moved back to Mrs. McGuirk’s until Galen returned, she realized, for she was not going to find a moment’s peace here, or a decent meal. Peop...le were constantly at the door to leave cards, pay morning calls, ask her to sponsor this or that charity, invite her to attend some house party or other, where she’d be welcome to sing, of course. Fenning handled the door, at least, keeping track of the cards with corners turned down to show who had called in person, as opposed to those who had sent wedding gifts, invitations, or congratulations via their servants. The mail he simply stacked in the butler’s pantry when the viscount’s desk became invisible under the blizzard of white vellum.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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