Chapter 14Rosamund Reiling swears that she saw Benedict Bridgerton back in London. This Author is inclined to believe the veracity of the account; Miss Reiling can spot an unmarried bachelor at fifty faces.
Unfortunately for Miss Reiling, she can't seem to land one.
LADY WHISTLEDOWN'S
SOCIETY PAPERS, 12 MAY 1817
Benedict had barely taken two steps toward the sitting room when his sister Eloise came dashing down the hall. Like all the Bridgertons, she had thick, chestnut hair and a wide smile.
Unlike Benedict, however, her eyes were a clear, deep green, the exact shade possessed by their brother Colin.
The exact shade, it occurred to him, of Sophie's.
"Benedict!" she called out, throwing her arms rather exuberantly around him. "Where have you been? Mother has been grumbling all week,
