CHAPTER THREEHe was followed by the servants carrying his luggage and then the man driving the carriage turned it round for the rest of the journey.
As they drove away, Gina looked back to see if there was any sign of John and his family. But there was only the butler closing the front door.
John ran straight up the staircase to the drawing room to see his mother.
Although he had seen little of her since going on his travels, he was actually extremely fond of her.
Before her marriage she had been Lady Evelyn Gower, daughter of an Earl, and was widely held to have come down in the world, since she had secured only the younger son of a Duke. But the young Lady Evelyn had fallen in love with the Duke's younger brother and had been determined to have her way.
In her youth she had been a g
