Beverly Farr

This is a short story where Margaret finds her landlady on the bathroom floor, and she gets involved with Jonathan, the banker grandson. Edie dies, and Margaret realises she needs somewhere else to stay. Jonathan finds Margaret mysterious, beautiful and a little kookie - she claims to be a fairy, in order to explain why she doesnt seem to know or do certain things.

Margaret decides that the best thing to do is that she move in with and look after Jonathan, and wonders how long it will take for him to notice that his house is tidier than before, and there's a reason why his dinner dates go wrong......after several months, they realise that they really are in love with each other and each has to make compromises to be together.

It's clean, short, inoffensive and a quick read to pass away a few hours.… (altro)

This is a short story where Margaret finds her landlady on the bathroom floor, and she gets involved with Jonathan, the banker grandson. Edie dies, and Margaret realises she needs somewhere else to stay. Jonathan finds Margaret mysterious, beautiful and a little kookie - she claims to be a fairy, in order to explain why she doesnt seem to know or do certain things.

Margaret decides that the best thing to do is that she move in with and look after Jonathan, and wonders how long it will take for him to notice that his house is tidier than before, and there's a reason why his dinner dates go wrong......after several months, they realise that they really are in love with each other and each has to make compromises to be together.

It's clean, short, inoffensive and a quick read to pass away a few hours.… (altro)