Chapter FiveIt was childish to be so disappointed, Angelina told herself, but all through the morning there was a heavy stone in her breast, which would not move away.
When she went back later into the garden with Twi-Twi, she knew that the Prince had said he had meetings all day and so it would be impossible for him to join her.
Equally nothing could prevent her eyes from turning in the direction of the gate, just in case he should come walking in.
At luncheon she ate alone as usual and then, after her grandmother had settled herself for her long rest, Angelina once again went rather forlornly into the garden.
It seemed strange that today the sunshine was not so golden and she did not want to play with Twi-Twi or do anything but sit on the seat and think about last night.
She deliber
