The Lady And The Earl (Seabrook Family Saga) - Plot & Excerpts
One could hope, though, could he not? So here he stood in the middle of the stream with his boots on, listening for footsteps. He’d known the moment he arrived in Dover that he would go back to London once he’d thought things through. The past few days had provided him with time to muse on his life and future direction. When he envisioned life without Amelia, bleakness took over his world. Once last night he’d woken up, unable to breathe or keep his heart from pounding as if it would jump out of his chest. The vision of Amelia married to Yarmouth and bearing Yarmouth’s children still haunted him hours after having the dream. After reading the London Times that morning and seeing Amelia and Yarmouth’s banns posted, he knew he would travel back to London and fight for her. If he did not, he would regret it for the rest of his life. Even if Wentworth never allowed them to be together, he would be a coward for not trying one more time. If worse came to worse, perhaps he could convince Amelia to run away to Gretna Green with him.
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