”Back in her apartment, she boiled a kettle and brewed peppermint tea. She turned the radio on, which was tuned to a classical music station. There ...as rarely anything fresh on the radio, even the news tended to be dull and repetitive and, of course, it was almost impossible to maintain orchestras to produce new recordings. She sipped her tea and sighed.Finished, she rang the kitchen and asked for her evening meal to be delivered to ‘Major Prestwick’s quarters’. The kitchen were fairly. If we got married in either of those places, the other's families would have to travel and most likely most of our close friends in the village wouldn't be able to attend because we had two pubs to look after there.We were also pretty sure that because it was out of the season, we could turn up plenty of cheap accommodation for everyone around the village as well.Having solved that problem to our mutual satisfaction - and after a kiss and cuddle - Lindsey went up to her room, whilst I went. We agreed that drinking would be something for Fridays and Saturdays only from now on! [Famous last words] however how did she feel about the rest of the situation? [Dare not say anything riskay as she could be overheard] her answer was to say “she was exited at the prospect” [wow!]Reassured I phoned misty inviting her to tea at our table, we needed to talk soberly. We got together at the table that evening and we confirmed the way we all felt, it was not just the drink talking. Milly only. Oh, Morrel, pray love him for all his goodness to us!" Morrel swore to love him with all his soul; and at that moment he could safely promise to do so, for he felt as though it were not enough to love him merely as a friend or even as a father. "But tell me, Valentine, how has it all been effected? What strange means has he used to compass this blessed end?"Valentine was on the point of relating all that had passed, but she suddenly remembered that in doing so she must reveal a terrible secret.