Panworth
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Cap: Hello love! How have you been? Me: Fantastic, thank you! And you? C: Never better. M: Your life suits you? C: I like to think so. Though I don't deserve it. M: I believe you do. C: Mmm. That's kind of you. And rather merciful. M: Where would any of us be without mercy? C: Bedlam, probably. M: Unfortunately. Anyways, do you mind if we begin? C: By all means. Motions with a hand for me to continue . M: Lovely. What would you tell people waiting to read Aubrey's Story? C: O

Me: Duke Montrose. Thank you for meeting with me. Artie: Attempts a polite smile . My secretary gave me no choice. M: Mmmm. A bit grumpy tonight? A: Rubs at his eyes. My apologies, Miss Jacks. It was a rather tiresome day. M: Anything noteworthy? A: Considers me . My life as a duke is not especially eventful. M: And your life as The Dandy? A: Narrows his eyes . "I know not what you refer to." M: Artie. Gives him a look . A: You cannot act like this is just common knowledge. S

Me: Thanks for meeting with me! Peter: Anything that will help Wendy's story get out! M: Let's start there. How did you convince Wendy to share her story in the first place? P: Smiles smugly. I had the children suggest the idea. It only took five of them to get her thinking of the possibility. M: She would do anything for them. P: The perfect mother. M: When you met her all those years ago, could you imagine what your lives would be like today? P: I was young and had ideas