Chapter 24
Julien was on his feet immediately. “Show him in.” While he waited, he tried to recall what Leander’s valet looked like, but without success.
“Mr. John Gibson, my lord.” Hudson ushered in a man who was vaguely familiar, but who looked far too unkempt and seedy to be the valet of an earl.
“Thank you, Hudson.” When the butler left, closing the door behind him, Julien turned toward Gibson, who stood with his hat in his hands, looking miserable. “What is it, Gibson? You told my butler you have information for me.”
“Lord Blackstone, I came to you, m’lord, because…because I know what went on…between you and Lord Dearborne.”
Julien gritted his teeth. “If you’ve come here thinking to bleed me for money, I—”
“No! No, m’lord.” Gibson ducked his head. “I’ve already had money for what
