Part Fourteen--Another new generation begins:
A year passes and sadly Sprite has passed away. Piero decides to go and live in Italy near his brother Piatro. He is ready to retire anyway.
This leaves the house to Trishania who soon makes herself at home again, even though she misses her mother and father very much. She is works as a mustard bottler and is just starting out in her career. She has received many marriages proposals but has rejected them all. She is waiting for Mr. Right and he had better make lots of money! After all she has been independent for 26 yrs. She is in no hurry to give that up.
However, after a year she finds the loneliness of the house oppressive. Especially when things start to go wrong such as plumbing leaks and a dryer lint fire. She almost wished she had not turned down all those marriage proposals. She hasn’t received any for quite sometime. Money is really tight and she cannot afford to buy anything new for the house.
Next door little Jimmy is running around and getting in to all sorts of scrapes. His energy is boundless.
The twins will soon be 10 yrs old. They like to dress up in Mommy’s clothes and admire themselves in the mirror.
Lucky is worried about Frany. She has been frequently ill for a year now. Her energy level is low. She barely eats anything, keeps weighing herself and is obsessed with her appearance.
(To be continued)
Part Fifteen:
Frany is slowly getting better after seeing the doctor and taking antibiotics. It turns out she had an infection for a couple of years. The twins are 14 now and putting childish things behind them. Jimmy is 5 and keeps himself busy. Lucky has received several promotions.
Next door 30 yr old Trishania has finally found a husband. She was so tired of living alone and when she met Ivan online she fell in love with his picture at once. He is a mail order butcher just starting out and he has little money. So her dreams of Mr. Right are over. But she is very happy with her new husband. It is so good to have someone to share meals with and talk with. She misses her parents a little bit less.
(To be continued)