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Aug 14, 2008 11:56

Title: Bluebells and roses ( Read more... )

Comments 26

jacks_key August 14 2008, 12:40:38 UTC

Yes! Go get her! I love this story, I truly do. You are doing an excellent job with it. :)

phare_bzh August 28 2008, 10:05:24 UTC

Thanks a lot, never imagined when I started the story would be appreciated so much!!!

Best regards, Alex

samtyr August 14 2008, 13:15:18 UTC

Heh heh, nothing like getting the tables turned -- Alma should have been smart enough to take the second offer but oh well..

I was really glad to see this updated -- thank you so much for sharing it. :)

phare_bzh August 28 2008, 10:06:41 UTC

Thank you for your comment, I'm back from a (quite wet) holiday in Wales and I'm downloading the pics while I read all your comments.
We're near the end of the storuy, so I hope to update soon.
Best regards, Alex

Bluebells And Roses Chapter 20 bmshirts August 14 2008, 15:38:22 UTC

Hooray!!! It's about time Alma gets hers. I hope whatever has been uncovered about Alma's private life is horrible enough that she loses her children and is forced to be divorced in disgrace!
Please don't keep us in suspense.
Thanks.Carole

Re: Bluebells And Roses Chapter 20 phare_bzh August 28 2008, 10:07:23 UTC

I promise to write more ASAP dear Carole, I'm back from holiday and ready to restart working (sigh).
Greetings from Como, Alex

fl1789 August 14 2008, 15:51:36 UTC

Cant't wait to read about "the private life of Lady Delmar”

thanks x the update

love,

FL.

phare_bzh August 28 2008, 10:08:16 UTC

Thanks dera FL for your continue appreciation!!! I never hoped to receive so much feed back! Best regards, Alex

grlewis August 14 2008, 18:39:16 UTC

hmmmm.....what exactly did ennis' p.i.'s get on alma. i know there's something there. i know they aren't faking it totally. i don't think divorce discussions should involve a refutation of ennis' knowledge/suspicions. the mere claim of impropriety by a husband against a wife, in this day and age should stand. a wife's misgivings are always dismissed. alcott should drive through to get the divorce with the overly generous settlement offer to alma over and done with. remember, in this day and age there really aren't custody battles; children belong to their fathers. wives don't have any tender years presumptions in their favor, in fact, just the opposite.

gr

phare_bzh August 28 2008, 10:09:39 UTC

Thanks a lot dear GR for your full insight on this aspect, it's a plaesure to read your detailed opinion.
Greetings from Como, Alex