One of the people who'd put money into this Westminster street was the woman Eliza, who was now Countess of Zeur. Eliza occupied something like fifty percent of all Daniel's waking thoughts now. Obviously this was a disproportionate figure. If it'd been the case that Daniel continually come up with new and original thoughts on the subject of Eliza, then he might have been able to justify thinking about her ten or even twenty percent of the time. But all he did was think the same things over and over again. During the hour or so he'd spent in the Star Chamber, he'd scarcely thought of her at all, and so now he had to make up for that by thinking about nothing else for an hour or so.