Chapter 397

The plaque Diana gave to James had undoubtedly moved him deeply; just as the flowers had done to Kate. "How did you get this…?" The plaque had Master Winnington's own inscription underneath it. James's name was also on it. It clearly meant that the inscription on the plaque had been meant for James. "That's not important." Actually, it had been thanks to Mr. Crawford that Diana was able to have this plaque. It seemed Mr. Crawford had been close to Diana's grandfather, whom she had never met. When Diana requested Mr. Crawford to send the flowers over, she happened to mention James in the passing. Mr. Crawford had sent the plaque together with the flowers. However, she didn't bring up Mr. Crawford's existence to James and said, "Hang it up wherever you like." Although it was a gift from Diana, the inscription on it was indeed done by Master Winnington. If they hung it up in James's courtyard, no one would be able to say anything against it. This meant that James would no longer