CHAPTER 9
Trystan had made a terrible mistake last night. He felt the weight of that error as he finished writing his letter to Bridget. It reminded her in no uncertain terms that she had no future with him. He’d had his old seaside cottage made ready for her in the past week. He’d decided to give it to her free and clear—that way, she need not worry about finding a place on her own.
In the letter, he’d explained about the cottage and how she should be ready to leave for it soon. Then, if she wished to find employment somewhere, he’d write her a letter of recommendation that was bound to assure her of getting whatever position she wished. Trystan promised he would send along her wardrobe, her new horse and some staff to take care of her and the property. It was his desire to reward her f
