The Little Selkie (Retail)
“His money is made off his land,” Cagney said, as she and Dylan bounced along in the comfy royal carriage. “Kingsgrace is a smaller territory than it used to be—he has sold off parts to neighboring holdings, I think. He is ill mannered and not very popular in courts, so he is passed over for exclusive events. Are you sure you want me to go on?”
She nodded. Both Cagney and Dylan wore one of their new fine, beautiful dresses. Dylan was in a dress of bright green that made her unusual eyes a more forest color, and Cagney’s gown was light blue with lace trim. (Cagney, Dylan noticed, was also wearing the pearl earrings Lord Dooley had bought her.) “To be blunt, the royal family finds him almost offensive. He is known to be a quarrelsome neighbor, but at least he does not terribly mistreat his servants,” Cagney said.
He certainly mistreats his “acquisitions,” Dylan thought.
“He is a great drinker and pursues women far above him.
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