The Audacity
The next morning, none of it seemed funny, particularly when I remembered Jack’s parents.
I took the plain carriage and went to my apartments.
When Blitz opened the door, he looked as if he’d seen a ghost. “What are you doing here?”
“I own the place, Blitz. Let me in.”
He drew back, looking astonished. But then he recovered. “Very well. But quietly: we finally got the baby to sleep.” We went into the kitchen and sat. “What’s all this about?”
“Keep taking appointments for my investigation service. Only allow someone you trust with your life to have Master Rainbow’s rooms. And don’t rent out my rooms just yet.”
He gave me a thin smile.
“I’m serious. There’s more going on than meets the eye.”
“What do you mean?”
Should I say? Jack Diamond had kidnapped his twin and fake
