They Sent the Poor Cousin Below Stairs on the Night It Mattered - Then the Duke Asked Who Had Cooked

Regency historical romance, narrated in full. Charlotte Reeve was the Duke of Wrenbury's poor cousin, kept at the back of the house, out of sight. As a girl she had been taught to cook by a French chef her father sheltered after the Revolution, and it was the one thing in the world she did better than anyone alive. On the night the Duke hosts the dinner that will settle 3 years of his work in the Lords, his cook collapses at noon. A cousin sneers that the kitchen girl is no sight for the table and should keep below stairs. She is the only hand in the house who can carry the dinner, and she does. Then the Duke sets down his glass before all his guests and asks a question he has never once had cause to ask. Who cooked this dinner. Don't forget to subscribe so you won't miss new stories, and take the bell as well. Tell us what you made of Charlotte Reeve and the Duke of Wrenbury in the comments, and where you are watching from and what time you saw this video. This is a work of fiction. All characters and events are imaginary, and any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is coincidental. Chapters: 0:00 The Sauce in the Corner 1:07 A Dinner for 30 5:28 The Cook on the Floor 10:43 No Sight for the Table 11:35 The Turbot, Now 14:10 The White Soup 14:41 The Burnt Cream 17:34 Who Cooked This Dinner 23:47 A Bow Before the Room 25:46 The Frenchman Come Home 27:45 A Year at the Range #RegencyRomance #HistoricalRomance #RegencyStories #CleanRomance #TheLastDanceCard