Chapter twoThe Marquis of Irchester had arrived home unexpectedly.
Because his organising ability extended to everything he owned, the servants, although they had no warning, were all on duty at Irchester Park, and with superb expertise his Chef provided him with an excellent dinner only an hour after his arrival.
He had not intended to go to the country so soon after the Season in London had begun to wane, but inadvertently the night before he had heard something of the Prince Regent’s plans for his party at Brighton and guessed he would be included.
He had decided the year before that Brighton bored him.
Even if he took a house of his own and did not stay at the Royal Pavilion, it still meant he had to spend long hours there listening to what he considered inferior music and talking
