Only as they drew near to her home did Gytha begin to feel very nervous.
She had not reasoned out to herself what she would do if her grandfather threw himself into one of his rages.
And if he insisted on Lord Locke leaving the house.
Remembering what had happened in the past, she could not even be sure that he would not call for the servants to have him flung out.
Then her perception that she had never known to be wrong told her that in his heart he despised both his nephews and he disliked the idea of their being able to spend his money.
As they reached the front door, a groom came hurrying from the stables to take their horses.
She saw the astonishment in his face at seeing Lord Locke beside her.
It made her remember for how many years the feud between the two families had existe
