Now, I know why many of you are here ... particularly our gentlemen guests!”A gentle hum of laughter passed through the hall as if no one was quite ...illing to admit that they had no particular interest in the acts that were to follow.“But it’s important to enjoy the entire show. Many of our children have all manners of more, shall we say, traditional talents and no doubt we will enjoy them all equally. But don’t worry, Miss Driscoll will join us a little later for the raffle draw, and may I say. Vargas tell you now won't make much sense.Back when I let Mr. Vargas write the first story, everything about my life was wonderful. I had a wonderful husband -- my Josh -- who is also a wonderful lover and a wonderful daddy to my ten children and father of nine of them. (See, that's what I mean about reading the other story first!) We were living in a beautiful house surrounded by flowers in the capital of the South American country where Josh worked for a major oil company. He was making sure. "Yes." Tina went on. "Danbury had a younger brother, Robert who was illegitimate. He was a child when his mother, Lady Adelaide left Chetford in the eighteen nineties and they moved to Braintree. Danbury inherited the estate and the title in nineteen oh eight. Unfortunately he was killed in ninteen fifteen in the war." He was engaged to my Great Aunt." Bella interrupted."And my daughter is doing her damndest to put that right." Andy grumbled.Bela blushed, Tina laughed and carried on. "Robert. He slid across the floor, legs kicking, and I pulled him to his feet and banged his head against a post a few times and then dropped his limp body into a stall."You kill him?" Lucy asked, comforting her sobbing sister."Doubt it," I said. "What's going on?" I asked the trembling girl who was sniffing and wiping her eyes."They's wild today," she said. "Two a'them hauled Jenny up to her room first thing then that feller made a grab for me. Momma's mad as can be." Bob, where the bloody hell are.