After mistaking a citizen for an assailant and letting him go, they reached their destination, stopping in front of an store located in a dark alley. On Christmas Eve of 1839, Mr Ambrose was walking through the snowy streets of London with Karim.

Once he had enough money, Mr Ambrose sent a front man to buy back Battlewood and give it to his family, but even then his father was still bitter and refused to forgive him, especially since he could not get the estate back himself but his son was successfully able to. Realising he needed money to survive, he worked endlessly doing manual labour and all sorts of other jobs, vowing to build an empire big enough to crush his former friend that had betrayed him. After living homeless and hungry on the streets for months, he saw a poster for a job opening. He found refuge in an abandoned country house in Collundale for some time before boarding a ship to the colonies. Mr Ambrose left the manor immediately, taking a few belongings with him including a stone and a miniature portrait of his family. The Marquess confronted his son and yelled at him, blaming him for the predicament and telling him to get out, saying that he never wanted to see him again. It turned out that Dalgliesh's investments were nothing more than a scam deliberately set up by Dalgliesh himself. However, when he returned to Battlewood, there were removal men that were taking away his family's possessions. Convinced that his families troubles were over, Mr Ambrose took a trip to Southern England. Dalgliesh agreed to help him by convincing him and the Marquess to spend the last of their money on some investment opportunities he had. Mr Ambrose begged Lord Dalgliesh to help him. When Mr Ambrose was fifteen years old, his father made investments that failed and had to mortage Battlewood as a result. Their estates neighboured each other and their families had a long-standing aquaintance.

He attended school in Eton college and one of his closest friends was Lord Dalgliesh. He lived with his parents and his younger sister, Lady Adaira on an estate called Battlewood in Northern England, a few miles away from the Scottish border. Mr Ambrose was born to the Marquess Ambrose and his wife, Lady Samantha.

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