When she was forced to betray him, she became miserable. But now she has the chance to change that.
When William Stanley attended his sister’s wedding he shared his first kiss with his true love Theresa Brooks. They were both at a tender age and they ended up promising to wait for each other until they are old enough to marry.
Four years later, William has finished school and will be going to university. During his visit home, he learned that Theresa has gotten married. He had planned to study for a couple of years and return soon, but this changed his plans. He, finally, decided to extend his stay in Oxford.
A few days before William turned twenty-four, he returned to take his place as the Duke of Dorset. His sisters convinced him to throw a grand ball for his birthday, and they mentioned that he should invite his friend, Theresa, saying that her mourning period has been long over. William was stunned as he had not heard that Theresa was widowed, but he was still disappointed at her for breaking her promise and never even sending a word.
William and Theresa’s first meeting at the ball is tense, they are distant and polite. But afterward, all the feelings they had both buried resurfaced.
How will they manage to overpass this betrayal as they meet during the season?
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