An Invitation To Tea (A Dark Comedy) Part 2 Comments
(It is advisable you read part 1 first)
Charles Latimer broke up the slices of bread he brought and scattered them across the path. “You’ll never guess what Grace Forbes said to me this morning. She said that I would have made some lucky woman a wonderful husband. Of course, she doesn’t really know me. I mean, if she did she wouldn’t have said that, now would she? ”
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I loved the conversation with the pigeons, so well done, and then having to pause for the passer-by This is really enjoyable David “Mr Latimer, Charlotte and I were wondering.” “What is that Grace? ”....caught off guard? Brilliant thought behind this second part, I must read on..please excuse me David Love duncan X
I'm questioning why these two have so many friends over to see Mr Potter.....yet they are not married themselves...and my they seek his approval of the other males they brought....
David - I'm so impressed! This is an excellent story - I'm moving on the part III right away..................................... Linda :)
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8/3/2025 1:29:41 AM # 1.0.0
Still very interesting, I too enjoyed the conversation with the pigeons and the fact that Mr Latimer lowered his voice so the passers by wouldn't here what was being said. I found that rather calming actually and could certainly see a clear picture of the occasion. I must read on David, see you later. Melvina