[A Fascinating Traitor by Richard Henry Savage]@TWC D-Link bookA Fascinating Traitor CHAPTER VII 49/69
When you have restored to me the jewels, you can then concert with me upon a plan to enlighten Nadine, with no scandal to me, no heart-break to her. The slightest gossip as to a family skeleton reaching the Viceroy or the home authorities would lead to my public disgrace." Alixe Delavigne paced the room in silence for a few moments, while Hugh Johnstone's eyes were fixed upon the opened cabinet whence Jules Victor had so fiercely sprung forth as a champion. "Be it so!" sternly replied Alixe Delavigne.
"And may God confound and punish the one who breaks the pact." "When do you wish to come? When can you go to Calcutta? I would like to hasten matters," demanded the old nabob, with his eyes averted.
The beautiful woman paused, and after a moment replied: "To-morrow, come here and bring me to your house to dine.
This afternoon you may call here and drive me over Delhi in your carriage.
This will set a public seal upon our acquaintance.
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