The Lady In Yellow: A Victorian Gothic Romance - Plot & Excerpts
Twig hurried to meet Veronica, her eyes bright with excitement. “Miss Everly, Mr. Rafe insists you attend his dinner celebration in the Grand Hall. So put on your finest gown. I’ll have Janet lace you in.” Her finest gown? The idea of her having a gown at all struck Veronica as terribly amusing, but she didn’t let on. It was too wonderful to be invited to a special occasion held in the grand style. Being included in a family celebration was a rare honor for the average governess. Veronica was thrilled to be included. “Why, thank you, Mrs. Twig. And thank Mr. Rafe for inviting me. It’s so unexpected.” Slightly breathless from her long walk in the fresh air, Veronica took off her bonnet, unloosing streams of long chestnut tendrils. “The fresh air does you good. Miss Everly. You’re absolutely glowing. There’s nothing like nature to bring one back to life.
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