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    Meet Bette Porter The 30 Yr OLd Virgin(29)

    Chapter Twenty-Nine

     

    Bergerac, Dordogne, South West France

     

    The Peabody’s charming old French manoir built in 1580 had 16.06 acres of pasture and woodland in a stunning, elevated and tranquil location. Set amongst some of Bergerac’s finest vineyards and with a fully renovated two bedroom guardians or guesthouse. The main house arranged over three floors and with oil-fired central heating, seven bedrooms, three reception rooms and five bathrooms. While the extensive accommodation comprised; living room/dining room, original 16th century stone fireplace, second living room, part glazed door to rear terrace and stairs to first floor, state of the art kitchen with door to rear terrace, pantry and cloakroom.

    The guardian house/guest house on the other hand had its own entrance hall, cloakroom, and two bedrooms-both with en suite bathrooms, living/dining room, kitchen and large patio with windows to terrace.

    The property also had its own private entrance road, surrounded by vines and parking, barn, currently arranged as workshop, storage areas, south facing rear terraces, covered terrace, log store, 2 swimming pools, one with paved surround and pool house.

    “My God Peggy this place is amazing!” Bette exclaimed

    It was almost seven in the evening when they finally reached Peggy’s magnificent abode. The two older women were able to get a quick nap while driving while Bette didn’t because her eyes feasted on the very quiet panoramic views of the countryside that they were passing by. All three women were now sitting on the spacious living room.

    “Well thank you!” the proud owner replied smiling

    Peggy Peabody came from immense wealth but never did she flaunt nor used her influence to get what she wanted. She was an advocate of equality and fair judgment and believed in the rules of Karma. She believed that no person had the right to take advantage of anyone regardless of race, color, language, religion and sexuality.  Was well loved by her colleagues and subordinates and people around her gave her deep respect.

    “Indeed this house is gorgeous Peggy, how often do you go here?” Kit asked

    “Uh only when the mood strikes me”

    “Is that like once every year?” the brunette questioned

    “Well sometimes once, but sometimes twice a year it really depends”

    “This is a centuries old house am I right?”

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    1. To answer ur question, i believe that no matter how bad a person is if that person really wantS to change then i think its possible. Its not going to be easy but if there’s a will then theres a way. This story has many details and i think only those who are really following this story would truly understand and appreciate. You always have my support hun and i can hardly wait 4 the next instalment! PPS!

    2. This story is so complex, but great. If I ever attempted anything like this…I don’t know if I would be able to finish it. There’s just so many details in this story. Btw…their dinner made me hungry, but it’s 5:22a where I am so I will refrain from eating that type of meal,but maybe later in the evening or maybe just plain old crispy pata…thanks for the update.

    3. I wanted to answer your question first before I read this. Yes, I believe that we can all change if given the right circumstances to want to do that. It’s people who surround us that don’t allow us to change that’s the hardest part of life. Reputation is a tricky thing…

    4. I wanted to answer your question first before I read this. Yes, I believe that we can all change if given the right circumstances to want to do that. It’s people who surround us that don’t allow us to change that’s the hardest part of life. Reputation is a tricky thing…

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