CHAPTER TWO“I cannot do it – it is impossible!” Carmela said over and over again.
But she knew her voice was beginning to weaken as she felt she would not be able to resist Felicity much longer. It had always been the same ever since they were children.
When Felicity made up her mind to do something she was so determined and so plausible that it was impossible to say ‘no’.
“Of course they will know I am not you,” Carmela protested.
“Why should they?” Felicity asked. “None of my relatives have seen me since I was five, and until now, as you well know, they have not been interested in me.”
She paused before she said bitterly:
“There was not a single letter from any of my cousins my great-aunts or other relatives asking me to live with them after Grandmama died until this one from Cousi
