Chapter 9
After a day spent outdoors with the gentlemen, mainly avoiding the chaos of the upcoming production, Jonathan was quite looking forward to the drama that evening, which apparently would take place before the usual round of dancing. In all honesty, he felt he would get at least as much entertainment from the rivalries between the players, given all the emotional undercurrents, rather than the performance itself.
He sat amongst the audience in the morning room, now an improvised theatre, as the performance commenced, and noticed with amusement that Corinna was indeed accompanied onstage by one of her most fervent admirers. However, despite being the female love-interest, that young lady did not look as pleased as she might be, as the roles of the lovers were quite small and her h
