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polite called him a free spirit. The honest called him the “Black Sheep.” Liam was the younger brother of Andrew who occupied the guesthouse at the House of Carrington. While Andrew was cricket, a fine Cabernet and fidelity, Liam was rugby, strong whiskey and anything else life had to offer.

Liam would disappear whenever he got the notion. One month, Budapest. The next, Hong Kong. Andrew would often trek the globe to rescue not only Liam, but also the Carrington name.