"Invite the Poor Cousin to Dinner for the Sport of It" - The Duke Seated Her at His Right Hand

Regency historical romance, narrated in full. Prudence Marsh was the poor cousin of the house, kept 9 years as unpaid help in her uncle's home, spoken of as though she were furniture. A fashionable young set decided it would be sport to have her invited to the Duke of Avonmere's first dinner, so they might watch her blunder among her betters. What they did not know was that the Duke had been told exactly what the evening was meant to be. And Prudence, in her one plain gown, stepped over every trap they laid and never once raised her voice. Then the Duke set down his glass, and rose, and did a thing that turned the whole evening on the people who had got it up. Don't forget to subscribe so you won't miss new stories, and take the bell as well. Tell us what you made of Prudence Marsh and the Duke of Avonmere 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 For the Sport of It 0:30 The Woman in the Corner 6:30 A Word Below Stairs 9:14 A Place in Full View 9:57 The Baited Questions 12:32 Cousin Selina Strikes 13:53 The Longest Thing She Said 16:08 The Duke Rises 18:03 A Chair at His Right Hand 24:51 A Year at Clyffe Court #RegencyRomance #HistoricalRomance #RegencyStories #CleanRomance #TheLastDanceCard