✍ Scribed by Lisa Jewell
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Ismerkedjünk meg az Almanac út 31. lakóival! Sétáljunk oda a bejárati ajtóhoz, lépjünk be a házba és az életükbe!
Ralph és Smith, két testi-lelki jó barát. Mígnem mindketten beleszeretnek Jemimába, új lakótársukba. Jem tudja, hogy kettejük közül az egyik álmai férfija. De vajon melyik az?
Karl és Siobhan a földszinten lakik. Boldog vadházasságban élnek már tizenöt éve. Úgy tűnik, a világon senki és semmi nem állhat közéjük. Legfeljebb talán Cheri, az emeleti végzet asszonya, aki kinézi magának Karlt, és holmi pufók barátnő igazán nem akadályozhatja meg abban, hogy célját elérje...
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