<br/><div class="floatright">(http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f142/capwilly1/Westinghouse/ClaudeMoreau.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Who:</strong>Claude Moreau<br/><strong>With:</strong>Lady Victoria Stuart<br/><strong>What:</strong>Traveling<br/><hr/><br/>Claude was still in shock over his good fortunes. He had managed to get a man into the service of Victor Henshaw, then to top it off get the same man in the house where his daughter resided. It was indeed perfect for his plans, for his revenge of her selfishness against him.<br/><br/>It was true that he had arranged to marry Vivienne to Archibald Greymore at a young age, but it settled a debt to the man's father, so he agreed to it, but for her to upgrade her status to a Duke mere months after the wedding. He was proud. It was true that he had sent a letter of warning to the groom after the fact, but really it was more a warning of what Claude intended to do, should he come to visit is daughter and find there was money to be earned. He would never admit it most likely but he had lost a lot of money in the marriage, he had to borrow to meet the obligations of the nuptials and ended up in the Bastille when he was unable to pay, but least he was alive. Alive because someone settled his debt and he was released, though he didn't know who it was that has shown him this kindness.<br/><br/>The kindness had expended a month later with a request that he come to England to reside at the home of his son in law and daughter and get a chance to enjoy the new opportunity he was being given. Claude intended to do just that.<br/><br/>Though Vivienne had only been away from him for shortly over a year, she had been married twice in that time. Claude wondered if she had serviced anyone in that time, it would be information that he could use to his advantage, Cromwell had given him some information, but only tidbits of various things, not much that was of much actual use, but he expected that to change once he was there in person and was able to see for himself.<br/><br/>So now here he was, sitting in a suit that was in fashion, and clean to boot! Across from a very attractive young woman that he did his best to not stare at, but he was too busy wondering about his new life in England to wonder about the form of the woman under the dress, though for how she filled the dress, he knew it would be a pleasure to see. Her husband was clearly a lucky man! She looked to be looked after so it was a natural assumption. He said nothing though as the coach rattled on.