A Growing Moon — Jane Arbor

Cesare Vidal's attitude left Dinah silently fuming. He'd shifted responsibility for the twins to her shoulders and apparently had no interest in them -- even though they were his cousins.

Maybe she should have been flattered, but she would have gladly exchanged his airy confidence in her for a little old-fashioned male concern. Why couldn't she be given a trace of the solicitude he showed for Princess Francia Lagna?