Chapter 11The housemaid wars rage on in London. Lady Penwood called Mrs. Featherington a conniving, ill-bred thief in front of no less than three society matrons, including the very popular dowager Viscountess Bridgerton!
Mrs. Featherington responded by calling Lady Penwood's home no better than a workhouse, citing the ill treatment of her lady's maid (whose name, This Author has learned, is not Estelle as was originally claimed,
and furthermore, she is not remotely French. The girl's name is Bess, and she hails from Liverpool.)
Lady Penwood stalked away from the altercation in quite a huff, followed by her daughter, Miss Rosamund Reiling.
Lady Penwood's other daughter, Posy (who was wearing an unfortunate green gown) remained behind with a somewhat apologetic look in her eyes until h
