at your disposal, ready and willing.'
'Haha, but are you talking about father or Johnny? Daddy is getting more and more ... eccentric, every day, but Johnny is fine. And I'll keep you in mind if we're ever short of staff. But who will ...
and shouted herself to a soy caramel latte and a slice of vegan bacon and egg pie in The Perky Percolator Cafe.
Enjoying a little time out, she sat dreaming about all the improvements they could now do to the cat cafe.
'You're looking very chipper today, our Rosie!' observed Bertie Bertram, the proprietor, 'How's that old codger of yours? Has he ...
Firstly, welcome to BFC, Asphodelus 🙂
I've been reading a lot of vintage fiction lately. I particularly like books set in WW2 but also cosy mysteries in the English countryside.
to peruse and evaluate your library.'
'That's very kind of you, Mrs Roughdraft, but it’s really my partner you should be talking to. The books belong to him. If we could just deposit this cheque now, I'll pass on the message.'
'Just call me Audrey.'
'Certainly,' said Rosie, 'and you may call me Miss Flowers,' and with that she ...
skipped along. They could hardly look down their noses this time when she was depositing such a large cheque. However, when she handed it over the counter, along with a deposit slip, in one of the few banks still open to customers (if it's anything like here!) the teller looked over the top of his glasses, demanded ID and said he'd have to get the bank manager. Rosie took another swig of elixir to give her Dutch courage and wondered why ...