Never Hers Always Mine
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Meredith Grant's life was unchanged until she was eighteen years when she had the fortune of meeting Miss Turner, her lifestyle captivated Meredith-sending her head over heels for the unfamiliar daughter of Earl Harold.
Whilst Meredith was running about town with Miss Turner, her mother was setting up a proposal that would change everyone's lives.
Arthur Thorton, son of the Duke had been leading a promiscuous life since he was sixteen and Meredith hated him.
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