We'll have to wait and see if these grand illusions (or delusions!) will ever come true, but up to now I've had no lack of topics.
In any case, after the war I'd like to publish a book called The Secret Annex.
It remains to be seen whether I'll succeed, but my diary can serve as the basis. I also need to finish “Cady's Life.”
I've thought up the rest of the plot. After being cured in the sanatorium, Cady goes back home and continues writing to Hans.
It's 1941, and it doesn't take her long to discover Hans's Nazi sympathies,
and since Cady is deeply concerned with the plight of the Jews and of her friend Marianne, they begin drifting apart.
They meet and get back together, but break up when Hans takes up with another girl.
Cady is shattered, and because she wants to have a good job, she studies nursing.
After graduation she accepts a position, at the urging of her father's friends, as a nurse in a TB sanatorium in Switzerland.
During her first vacation she goes to Lake Como, where she runs into Hans.
He tells her that two years earlier he'd married Cady's successor, but that his wife took her life in a fit of depression.
Now that he's seen his little Cady again, he realizes how much he loves her, and once more asks for her hand in marriage.
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