CHAPTER TENJustina did not find a carriage to take her back to the ship as it was not far and the tall masts in the dock meant she could hardly go wrong in finding her way.
She was so angry, she hardly noticed the heat.
How did Lord Castleton dare to talk to her so?
It did not occur to her that her anger was a way of disguising her longing for Lord Castleton to insist that her engagement to Sir Thomas was over.
Her fiancé was a handsome man and could be very charming, but Justina knew now she could never be happy with him.
She kept remembering her sister, Elizabeth, and how her initial happiness with Philip had so quickly evaporated.
As she walked, angling her parasol to ward off the sun’s rays, Justina was very conscious of her bruised upper arm. Did it mean that Sir Thomas was the
