CHAPTER SEVENDriving away from his yacht, the Duke thought of all the extraordinary things that had happened to him since his arrival at Berkhampton House.
He realised, as he thought about it now, that he had not after riding so precipitately after Aldora, given Fenella Newbury a single thought.
He supposed that if he had been polite he would have written to her at least to say how sorry he was that she had had to leave so unexpectedly.
Then he thought that it was a good thing that he had refrained from putting anything down on paper whether intimate or not and he had no wish to write secret billets-doux to Fenella or, for that matter, to any other woman.
He knew if he was honest that she was a closed chapter in his life and she had disappointed him as had so many other women before he
