CHAPTER SEVENBut the Earl did not send for Robina the next day or the day after that.
If it had not have been for her growing sense of uneasiness, she might well not have worried quite so much that she had somehow either caused him offence or he had decided that he no longer required her services.
Laura did not make life any easier for her either by following Robina wherever she went.
‘Must she keep such a close eye on me?’ thought Robina angrily, as she spied her standing on the terrace, looking down the garden, while she sat by the fountain.
It had become one of her favourite places to sit and think and now her stepmother was making it very difficult for her to relax.
‘I hope that she is not about to come and give me yet another lecture about Lord Drury,’ she muttered, as her stepmo
