When
the news reached Henry Bryant-Smythe about his daughter’s indiscretion, he not
only dealt with it, but stamped on it with such a resounding thud, that the
consequences ricocheted through the years and well into the future. Henry
Bryant-Smythe cared nothing for the consequences of his actions and even less
for the feelings of those involved, with the exception of his own, and these he
cosseted.
Celia
Bryant-Smythe’s disgrace set in motion events that would affect the lives of
many people, taking decades to unravel. Lives would be lost and destroyed and
it would take until the death of the one man who had callously started it all,
Henry Bryant-Smythe, until it was finally over.
Satchfield
Hall is not about gentleness, tranquillity and privilege; it is about, power,
love, lies and in the end revenge.
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