Lettice's Sydney Opera House

“She would picture Robert and me together and she would know that what we shared was something, by which her very nature, she could never enjoy.” (244)

            Elizabeth, though her heart told her otherwise banished Robert, and I to Australia. For she could no longer stand the thought of us being together, and seeing it killed her inside. Before I had left she made sure her opinions of me were expressed. She deemed me with various nicknames, one in which was a she-wolf, however, these names never bothered me. Robert, and I could not be separated from now on, him and I would be together forever. Although saddened by not being able to set foot in England again I knew it was for the best. My life had been fulfilled by my lovely Robert. For we would raise our children in Sydney, and establish the Sydney Opera House for the entertainment of others. Our love never died, and the passion remained. I often think about Elizabeth, and the hatred we had for each other, yet a bond still remained. I am saddened about how things had gone, but very happy with the results.  Without the confusion, and frustration of the love triangle, Robert had finally laid all thoughts of Elizabeth to rest, and we lived happily ever after.