Larissa-Bright

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Takes Two: Fathers and Sons 2

At Lindsey's request, he and Simon spoke little on the journey back to Irwyn Hall. Lindsey wanted to think, and what Digby had said wasn’t something he wanted to share yet. It was very ugly , but a large part of him had wanted Digby to confirm all the negative things he remembered about Piers. That way it all would have been easy and Lindsey would not need to reform or adjust any opinions. Now, however – Lindsey was struggling. There was no way he could agree with Digby that Piers had been fair to Josy, though he did take the point that there was often an implicit understanding of distance when it came to aristocratic marriages.

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Takes Two: Fathers and Sons

Lindsey didn't care much for gentleman's clubs. They felt terribly exclusive, places for the elite to go and wallow in their wealth and superiority. Such places had been much more popular in his father's time; the other gentlemen seated around him in the heavy oak panelled dining quarters he waited in were around the age Piers would have been now, many older. Lindsey half-wished he had asked Simon to accompany him rather than telling him to pick up in a couple of hours. This was really not his scene. Still, it was the scene of the gentleman he was meeting, and Lindsey had been brought up to care more about the comfort of others than his own.