 With confirmation from Buckingham Palace, Lady Marjorie informs Hudson that His Majesty, King Edward VII, will dine at Eaton Place. Excitement, giddiness, nerves and hard work abound in preparation for the royal visit. The King arrives promptly and dinner is served. Thanks to the redoubtable efforts of the crackerjack Bellamy staff, all goes very well. However, a very pregnant Sarah arrives at the servant s door, just as the King is about to depart. Hudson summons Lady Marjorie and tells her that Sarah has returned and is in labor. It s a tricky business getting Sarah to an upstairs bedroom without encountering his Highness or his entourage. The outcome is unfortunate for Sarah. Lady Marjorie generously promises her a safe haven at Eaton Place, at least until she can regain her strength.