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One day, quite by surprise, Harry received a letter from his father’s cousin, David West. The letter contained some sad news- Harry’s grandmother, Mary Finch, and her dearest friend Beatrice, had both passed away. They had always been very close after losing their husbands in the war, and passed peacefully within hours of each other. David was unable to get in contact with Lillian, and so he decided to adopt the twins now that Mary was gone.
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did mary finch accidentally grope holly?? my god
Ah, yes, Mary Finch!
“‘Oh, excuse me, madam,’ Holly says. This is because Mary Finch has just squeezed between him and a shelf to get to the window, and her hand went somewhere untoward on his person, a most fortunate accident on her part. Holly moves toward the counter and gathers his dignity back up to himself before he turns back to me.”
Unintentional gropeage could reasonably happen in a place as crowded as Palsson’s, but I don’t think “accidentally” had anything to do with it since it happened twice!!
“Mary Finch squeezes back by George Holly and his eyes go round for a moment as he receives some more Skarmouth hospitality.”
Poor Holly!! O.O
Mary was shocked to find her granddaughter on her doorstep after all these years. She and Beatrice listened to the poor girl’s story and agreed to allow her into their home for as long as she needed. As two women who had spent their lives helping others, how could they refuse?
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While Robert spends his time at the bar, Mary decided it was time to follow her passions. She played piano everyday, and even took up singing lessons so that she could perform professionally, like she had always dreamed.
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At long last, the war was over! Beatrice and Mary tried to support each other as they braced for whatever news the coming days would bring. Finally, a lone soldier came trudging home.
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Back in the old Finch home, Mary and Beatrice have grown old together, still remaining the best of friends. Mary has been very fulfilled over the years, helping her old friend raise her two now grown boys, though she still wishes her own son would reply to her letters at least once in a while.
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Mary and the boys saw Arthur off at the train station as he headed off to war. Though he was filled with anxiety, Arthur did his best to put on a brave face for his family, who were very sad to see him go.
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While out walking, Robert was the first to read the news- the nation was now at war. He rushed home to tell the rest of the family. The air was filled with anxiety as everyone wondered what would happen next.
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