“What do I call you now? Not Your Grace, surely.” “Ashbury. Or Duke, if you must be more familiar.” Heavens. Being addressed as Duke counted as familiar? “I’m your wife. Surely that means I’ve earned the privilege of calling you something more friendly. What did they call you when you were younger, before you inherited? You weren’t Ashbury then.” “I was addressed by my courtesy title.” “Which was . . . ?” “The Marquess of Richmond. A title which will become my heir’s. Soon, with any luck. You may as well save it for him.” She supposed he was right. “What about your family name?” “Pembrooke?
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