CHAPTER TWOAfter Lord Waverstone had left Windsor Castle, he went to Number 10 Downing Street as the Prime Minister had sent for him.
After he had settled a number of different questions that had been printed in the newspapers and were decidedly controversial in the country, he was driven on to his house in the heart of Chelsea.
It was a very attractive house, but not a large one and he and his wife had furnished it with exquisite taste when they had first married.
Every room seemed to speak to him of her.
As he entered the house, he told the butler to inform his daughter that he had returned home.
So he was not surprised when a few minutes later the door was flung open and Malva came running in.
“Papa, you are back early!” she exclaimed. “I did not expect you until later, but it is
