“Well,” Julian murmured, adjusting his cuffs. “That concludes litigation for the morning. Shall I have the kitchen staff send over some lunch, Clara?”
I smiled, feeling a lightness in my chest that I hadn’t experienced in thirty years.
“That sounds wonderful, Julian,” I said. “Let’s have tea on the back porch. The rain is stopping, and the hydrangeas are going to look magnificent.”
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