CHAPTER TWOKasia went to the Drawing room where she had always sat with her Mother.
She stood at the window looking out sightlessly onto the Square.
How was it possible that her father should behave like this?
She was determined not to do what he wanted. At the same time she was afraid.
She was well aware that her father had not got to the top without being utterly and completely determined and often ruthless.
She had always thought it very romantic that he had worked so arduously simply because he loved his wife.
He was determined that she should have everything that she had sacrificed by marrying him.
The only person who could do anything with Sir Roland was his wife.
Kasia could remember how cleverly her mother would coax him.
Whether into giving her something she wanted, or do
