CHAPTER TWOGordon took a long time arranging the sketches for the Racecourse.
He had already done it about half a dozen times, but he was now certain he had not left out anything that would appeal to the Marquis.
He was also concerned that Rosetta Stourton should be made familiar with the house and brought up-to-date with everything they had planned for so long.
He could hardly believe, because Dolina had taken so much interest in the project that she had let them down at the very last moment.
But she had hinted to him that there was someone she particularly wanted to be with at this party.
Gordon had had a suspicion for some time that she was in love and who the man was and why he did not seem to reciprocate to anyone as beautiful as Dolina, he could not understand.
He was naturally
