The queasiness at breakfast had not left her. She had no idea how a woman knew if she had conceived. She had heard her married friends talk, but only in whispers and not specifically about their health concerns. Now Nora wished she had listened more carefully. She wanted to consult a physician, but that would be easier said than done. And it could cause scandal, especially here, where her royal cousins lived. Perhaps, if she went home, she could go to New York or some other large city and visit a physician to whom she was not known. That seemed dishonest, but it was the only way to spare her family a scandal.

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