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‘Can I kiss you now?’ said Cath.
‘Here?’ said Andy, his eyebrows raised as she turned to face him.
‘Here,’ said Cath, resting her hands against his chest.
Andy broke into a smile and nodded, before wrapping his arms around her waist and drawing her towards him.
He tasted of strawberries.
‘About bloomin’ time!’ Annie Pottinger’s voice shouted from somewhere in the crowd as a round of clapping and giggling rippled around them in the late afternoon sunshine.
EPILOGUE
CRUMBLETON TIMES AND ECHO - 5TH SEPTEMBER
Love Match: Anonymous Donor Serves Up a Grand Slam Gift!
The excitement following the recent return of the Sir Anthony Cheswell Cup is far from over. Following this paper’s social media coverage of the event in action, we were contacted by an anonymous donor wishing to ensure the future of Crumbleton Museum. The resulting six-figure donation will enable the development of the museum as a local historical and community hub over the next five years – under the watchful eye of our much-loved Cath Walker!
Curating Crumbleton – Museum’s First Volunteer Meeting
Love our museum? Love to get involved? Join Cath at the museum on Thursday afternoons from 1pm – 4pm and be prepared to roll your sleeves up. Telephone lead volunteer Evelyn Barker on local 876 to let her know you’re coming, so that she can buy enough biscuits. Hard hats and safety gear provided.
Stop Throwing Things At Our Andy!
Andy Morgan would like to respectfully request that everyone stops throwing things at him while he works on the cobbles. He stated that—although the recent trend for tossing confetti at him is a lot less painful than cola cubes, it is quite embarrassing when there are tourists around who aren’t in on the joke, and it gets stuck around the cobbles.
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