Neither was she any nearer finding out why Rand had changed his mind and agreed to let her be in the film. As soon as she had been well enough to venture out of the hotel after she had the flu, she had borrowed the Range Rover and driven over to the house to see Rand. The housekeeper, a tall woman with iron-grey hair and an indomitable disposition, had very politely, but firmly, informed her Mr Carmichael had gone away on business. Anne had confirmed it when Merlyn had explained where she had been, and Rand hadn't returned by the time she left two days later. Why had he changed his mind about the film being made and with her starring in it? She didn't believe for one moment that it had anything to do with their making love. Although Christopher didn't agree with her. He had remained convinced that she had seduced Rand, and nothing she said could persuade him to think otherwise. And she had tried. The two of them had continued to see each other occasionally once she returned to London shortly after he had, although their main topic of conversation had obviously been the film they were going to work on together.
