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Part 3, England 1820: Chapters 36-42 Summary
In chapter 36, Clayton and Whitney discuss their fight once more, making promises to each other to never fight in that way again. Clayton also explains to Whitney that she could not have gotten pregnant their one night together, and he would not have responded well to the note had she sent it. They apologize once more and turn their attention to the future. In chapter 37, Clayton tells his mother about Whitney's pregnancy after listening to her apologize for her part in keeping Whitney from him. In chapter 38, The Earl of Langford, a cousin of Clayton's father, tells Clayton that he intends to leave his titles and estates to Stephen upon his death, rather than allow them to pass to Clayton. Clayton wholeheartedly agrees that Stephen would be an ideal candidate. Later that evening, Stephen is introduced to...
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