CHAPTER THREEIf Giona stayed awake finding it impossible to believe what had happened, so did the Duke.
He had made himself particularly pleasant to Sir Jarvis to eliminate any possible suspicion that might be in his mind.
When finally he reached his own bedroom Hibbert was waiting for him and he undressed in silence.
Only when Hibbert was about to leave the room holding his evening clothes over his arm did the Duke say, “Tell me what you make of this place, Hibbert. I am interested to hear your views.”
His valet looked at him enquiringly, being well aware that he would not have asked the question without there being some good reason for it.
He had been batman to the Duke while he was in the Army and had been exceedingly useful on many occasions by obtaining information when they had
