During an early morning horse ride, Anthony Bridgerton encounters a mysterious woman who previously outpaced him. They engage in a spirited battle of wits and flirtatious banter as Anthony challenges her sense of direction and her competitive nature.
ANTHONY: Enjoying your victory lap?
KATE: Apologies, sir, I... Did not mean to cause anyone concern.
ANTHONY: I shall escort you back to town.
KATE: I do not need an escort.
ANTHONY: You already have one, then? Does your maid know you are riding astride?
KATE: I... Have no maid.
ANTHONY: Ah, then yo
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