Colin says she's not writing about anything at all.
At least Lady Whistledown isn't writing about it. She's still being ignored around the ton. Violet doesn't know, but takes it as a good sign that they were invited. Benedict asks if they're attending the Featherington ball. When Hyacinth questions her sending more flowers to the Sharmas, Violet says there's nothing worse than rotting flowers when someone is unwell. Wilson to send roses and lilacs this time as they're cheerful. She wants everyone to see how well they're doing after such a tragic year. Portia says to invite both families anyway, though she's certain they won't come. Prudence and Philippa like the idea of the drama it may cause, but Penelope reminds them that Kate hasn't yet woken from her accident. She asks about the Bridgertons and the Sharmas. Varley will send out invitations right away. Varley that she and Jack want to throw a ball, to celebrate them. Portia asks if they can start spending some of the money. Jack says they're meeting that afternoon and close to closing a deal.
She asks to go visit Eloise, as it's been a week, but Portia forbids her to go to the Bridgerton house. Penelope thinks maybe she's done ruining the lives of others. Philippa suggests she might have stopped writing so she wouldn't have to write about it. Prudence wants Lady Whistledown to start writing in time to report on her wedding. Someone asks a delivery boy where the scandal sheet is and he says there's nothing, but offers them a newspaper which they refuse. Cressida Cowper thinks Whistledown must not have more to say about Eloise. It's been a week since she last published, a time which usually would have brought two new issues, says Margaret Goring. Lady Eaton wonders where Lady Whistledown is.
Anthony blames himself for the accident and the anguish of all the ladies in the room and leaves the room. His valet saw Anthony carrying Kate inside. Benedict comes in and asks Anthony if Kate is okay. Anthony is upset that they're not treating Kate fast enough, but the surgeon tells Anthony to step aside and let him work. Edwina, Mary, and Lady Danbury watch anxiously as Kate is put in bed. Mary and Edwina meet him on the stairs.Īnthony tells the surgeon she has a cut on the back of her head that needs stitches. He picks her up and carries her to a waiting carriage.īack at Lady Danbury's, Anthony carries Kate into the house and up the stairs, ordering someone to call for the surgeon. When he rubs his hand over her head, it comes back with blood on it. Anthony rides to her and then dismounts his horse. Anthony lashes out as he awaits news of Kate, while Eloise turns to Theo for help in her Lady Whistledown hunt and Lady Featherington plans a grand ball.
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