Chapter 19
Charnley glanced at Kendrick. “Thank you for bringing us the information. Would you excuse us?”
Kendrick raised an eyebrow at David.
“You’d better leave us to it, but if you could keep an eye out and an ear to the ground I would be eternally grateful. I need to get him out of there before they fling him into Newgate. It would be easier to spring him from the Session House. I won’t be long here.”
Kendrick nodded and left, leaving David and Charnley facing each other.
“Tell me everything,” David demanded.
Charnley gestured to a seat. David sat and watched as his brother sat opposite him, brushed at a speck on his breeches, and cleared his throat. “I need a letter returned to me. It is a letter from someone I hold in high regard, and if it were made public it would ruin both
