Cady refuses, even though, in spite of herself, she loves him as much as ever. But her pride holds her back.
Hans goes away, and years later Cady learns that he's wound up in England, where he's struggling with ill health.
When she's twenty-seven, Cady marries a well-to-do man from the country, named Simon. She grows to love him, but not as much as Hans.
She has two daughters and a son, Ethan, Judith and Nico. She and Simon are happy together,
but Hans is always in the back of her mind until one night she dreams of him and says farewell...
It's not sentimental nonsense: it's based on the story of Father's life. Yours, Anne M. Frank
SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1944
My dearest Kitty, Yesterday was Father's birthday, Father and Mother's nineteenth wedding anniversary,
a day without the cleaning lady... and the sun was shining as it's never shone before in 1944.
Our chestnut tree is in full bloom. It's covered with leaves and is even more beautiful than last year.
Father received a biography of Linnaeus from Mr. Kleiman, a book on nature from Mr. Kugler, The Canals of Amsterdam from Dussel,
a huge box from the van Daans (wrapped so beautifully it might have been done by a professional),
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