Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

or Bridgertons, even…

Only the best for you, my lord.

You kept reminding me how much I longed for travel.

If it were not for your recent inquiries,

Yes, I shall join you.

[chuckles] With Mondrich heavily favored?

[guests chattering excitedly]

I shall leave it to you to imagine.

from the emotions of the past few weeks.

Your-- Your father and I faced many difficulties, indeed,

I know… I know you will miss him.

[light waltz music playing]

-It is but a few more days. -[Simon] Very well.

You were with Madame Delacroix last night?

Sir Phillip never would have known I was here,

I would merely be doing my duty.

and finally do something about it.

I imagine she must be coming close to unmasking the author's identity.

the man you truly deserve.

[raucous laughter]

He does not wish for me to change.

♪ And let the catch and toast go round ♪

[Simon] Indeed.

-Marina… -What?

We shall thank our gracious hosts for such a splendid soiree in the morning.

Or perhaps we can make room.

[Hyacinth laughs]

I believe the duke has heard enough.

But my imagination was the furthest I could allow myself to go.

[breathes deeply]

Will there be hardship…

to lead in a waltz all evening.

-Give my regards to Madame Delacroix. -Your regards will have to wait, El.

Every imperfection.

Now that we know I am not with child,

does not make it any less worthy of love.

Perhaps even more so than me.

[Simon clears throat]

[woman] Your Grace.

Whatever is in those candies?

To continue living fight-to-fight?

I have come bearing grim news today.

That gentleman upstairs…

Lady Whistledown.

To keep his father informed of his progress.

But you must know I have no intention of compromising anyone.

Perhaps I lose.

We should discuss the order of events this evening.

I do not know how to do this.

[Hyacinth] Move! I want to dance with the duke.

It is a choice, dearest, one that is never too late to make.

This is preposterous and fantastical.

At any rate, enjoy your time.

Reason unknown.