I see no harm in anticipating a few months, if by that means we can pacify her.

Terniloff would arrange it at the Embassy.

He is devoted to her, and it will strengthen your position with him." Dominey turned away towards the stairs.
"We will discuss this again before we leave," he said gloomily.
Dominey was admitted at once by her maid into his wife's sitting-room.
Rosamund, in a charming morning robe of pale blue lined with grey fur, had just finished breakfast.

She held out her hands to him with a delighted little cry of welcome.
"How nice of you to come, Everard!" she exclaimed.

"I was hoping I should see you for a moment before you went off." He raised her fingers to his lips and sat down by her side.