ROMANCE: Regency Romance: The Maid's Dowry (Historical Victorian Romance) (Historical Regency Romance Fantasy Short Stories)
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Author(s)Rosamund Talbot
ISBN / ASINB019EXFVNE
ISBN-13978B019EXFVN0
Sales Rank862,211
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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The maid and the future Duke met two weeks after Berta entered the manor as a maid. Randall had been visiting London with some friends when she first took up residence in his childhood home, but the pair became immediate friends upon his return from the capital. Being an only child, Randall rejoiced at the idea of having some company within his age range and he soon found himself falling for the new maid. Fortunately for Randall, Berta found him to be quite attractive and rather enjoyed his presence. They talked whenever they could but were often forced to suddenly end their conversations by the sound of the Duke or Duchess drawing nearer. Though his parents were rather liberal minded for the time, Randall knew that they would disapprove of his relationship with the maid, despite the fact they would likely champion an interclass relationship if it involved anybody but their son.
The maid and the future Duke met two weeks after Berta entered the manor as a maid. Randall had been visiting London with some friends when she first took up residence in his childhood home, but the pair became immediate friends upon his return from the capital. Being an only child, Randall rejoiced at the idea of having some company within his age range and he soon found himself falling for the new maid. Fortunately for Randall, Berta found him to be quite attractive and rather enjoyed his presence. They talked whenever they could but were often forced to suddenly end their conversations by the sound of the Duke or Duchess drawing nearer. Though his parents were rather liberal minded for the time, Randall knew that they would disapprove of his relationship with the maid, despite the fact they would likely champion an interclass relationship if it involved anybody but their son.
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