Chapter sixLucille was eating her breakfast when Delia came into the dining room.
“How is our patient?” she asked and Delia smiled.
“Higgins tells me that he has had a fairly comfortable night, but he became restless about two hours ago.”
“I expect he will be conscious soon,” Lucille suggested, “and then he will be able to tell us if he remembers what happened to him.”
Delia thought that this was rather unlikely.
But, of course, she was rather relieved that Lucille was talking naturally about Lord Kenyon.
There seemed to be no ill-feeling between them as there might have been, considering what his purpose in coming to Little Bunbury had been.
She was just pouring out her another cup of coffee when there was the sound of wheels outside in the drive
Her sister looked round and for a
