He was in fact certain he would hardly be missed as the parties at Devonshire House were always very big with at least thirty guests all being entertained with a delicious meal in the gigantic dining room.
It was the sort of evening the Marquis always found amusing and he would have undoubtedly enjoyed himself, but if he had to say goodbye to Juno for ever he could not miss this opportunity of being alone with her.
Now having cleared the decks he thought he must think of where he would go tomorrow.
It was obvious that he must make a start from his country house in Hertfordshire.
He would undoubtedly have a better mount to ride from there than he would if he left from London. His fine stables and the horses that gave him the greatest pleasure were all at Milverton Hall.
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