Jacques

I love your stories and have read them all, here and in your books. I love this one too (excuse my english, I am a french-speaking Quebecer). You are a great author.

As a foreigner with English as only a second language (I am a Quebecois and my first language is French), I find Nigel Gordon's stories and novels to be very revealing of certain aspects of daily life in England and fascinating. I believe that we can also break it among the great UK authors.

I miss the epilogue of the previous version of your story a little, especially the presence of Oberon, Zampa's friendly son and the Christmas party in Corbin's house!

"Go straight through, Mr Callico. Mrs Hammond-Clyde is expecting you." I obey the pineapple-haired Barbie behind the desk, ignoring the misnomer. A year ago, I gave up correcting people. We might have been partners of three years, but we never married. Even if we had, I would never have taken his family name. -——— In principle, what is called an error in a fiction cannot really be so. Are Gabriel's genes really foreign to Callico genes?

I miss your stories, (and I'm not alone), please write again!