The King's Falcon (Roundheads & Cavaliers Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
‘What’s Verney done now?’ asked Francis wearily. ‘I don’t know where he is,’ sobbed Celia. ‘He hasn’t been home for two days. Do you think … do you really think he’s with that woman?’ ‘I’ve no idea – but it seems likely.’ He looked at her, not entirely unsympathetic but feeling as though he could well do without this. ‘I’m sorry, Celia. I don’t know what you expect me to do about it.’ ‘Find him and tell him he must break with her and come back to me.’ ‘And you think he’s going to do it because I say so? Of course he isn’t.’ He pinched the bridge of his nose and sat down beside her. ‘I can’t say I ever thought it would happen but, realistically, this was always a possibility. You’re not married so you have no hold over him. If he doesn’t want to be with you any more, there’s nothing anyone can do about it.’ ‘But I gave up everything for him.’ Nothing that apparently mattered very much to you, thought Francis. But said dryly, ‘He gave up quite a lot himself, as I recall.’ She made a dismissive gesture with one hand.
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