Moment by moment she questioned her decision. Not only had she turned her back on a secure future, she had wrested a lady’s life away from Lizzie. Had that been fair? Selfish? On the same day, a fair day in July, Aunt Margaret made good on her promise. Despite Constance’s pleading, the Creston sisters were no longer welcome at Emberwilde. Isabel had thought returning to Fellsworth would be a natural transition, but that was far from the truth. Her teaching position was no longer available and her bed had been reassigned. Mr. Langsby did take pity on them and allowed Isabel to stay in an unused chamber at the school, and Lizzie rejoined her classmates. Otherwise, nothing was as she remembered. During her months at Emberwilde, her life had been more relaxed. Less structured. She’d become used to the luxuries, and returning to life at Fellsworth was proving difficult. Even Lizzie struggled, for now she had a fancy for riding. Of French and Italian. Her experiences already stretched beyond what many of the other girls would experience in their lifetimes.
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