CHAPTER SEVENLater in the day Tula found there were a great many things for her to do that had been forgotten while she was away.
She was busy with Liza sorting out the children’s clothes and when they returned from school she found she had a number of their problems to solve which, if not of very great importance, seemed to take up a lot of time.
She was aware that Lord Yelverton was with her father and when Carlotta arrived to model for him, he sent her away and was obviously not interested in anything except the antiquities.
It worried Tula in case it was making him feel that he must go back to his own excavations and, if he did, she wondered if she would have to stay alone with the children in Acapulco, or whether he would want them to accompany them.
‘There are too many of us,’ sh
