Who: Henry Stuart<br/>Where: Henshaw grounds<br/>With: Lady Greymore<br/>When: day 1, before dinner<br/><br/>(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/2/26/Henry_Stuart.jpg)<br/><br/>Hank looked at Vivienne, but didn't say anything at first. “If it is who I think it is that caused this in Archie. He as a disdain for those above him and as I have heard it, likes to bed noble wives as a way to get back at those above him, but when confronted with the matter backs down from the fight. So if it was that person that caused the uproar, Archie, Lord Greymore likely saved you from a world of suffering, but I am not certain in this of course, it is only things that are said when they think no one is listening.”<br/><br/>He leaned in to Vivienne, rubbing shoulder's with her as he looked out over the garden. “As I said, whomever they would be, would be a very lucky man.” Hank had always liked Vivienne there was a spirit about her that he hoped to find in a wife of his one one day if he was ever lucky in such a matter. “Are you sure there is nothing at all that I can call you but Vivienne? It's a beautiful name, but-- well it makes me blush and feel I should not be calling you so.”