To The Pier And Back by Peter Ling 

Very cute! I enjoyed the silliness.

Marvellous. Spinster sisters, penniless schoolmaster beautifully done

Brilliant ..Thankyou made me smile so much with it's twists and turns 😁

Well now, I’m glad everything worked out for everyone. Boy, that Celia is a complete nut case though.

This story should be a musical. It’s so fun!

Brought a smile to my face.. having lived a similar situation. Thank you for posting 🙏

Aargh! A well told story with engaging characters and an infuriating ending.

Oh no. What a dilemma! Don't know if I should laugh or cry?!😮😅

I really enjoyed that. Dont miss you wont be disappointed 😊

I enjoyed that thanks.

Loved it! I would have got in a right muddle…….should I or shouldn’t I ? brilliant play and great fun too 😂

A littke gem.thank you

Oh gosh, so sad. The happiness that could've been...the selfishness and selflessness of people!! Please please let that string of hope pay off.

I had just about forgotten this one but I heard it some time ago on thinking out louder. It’s well acted! Warning slight details ahead …Celia is about a selfish B! 🙄😆

A delightful play.

This was the dumbest ending ever. I was all set up for some sort of dramatic ending where Celia gets put in her place. Then this. (Just my opinion, don't get all ruffled.)

Stupid ending. Kate has been reduced to the status of a keep. Very much unlike her character portrayed in the beginning.

How stupid! That they happily agreed to entertain Celia's selfish demands, is beyond me. So Kate will have NO rights as a wife, while Celia will have it all, despite not wanting the guy. For now! What's to stop her from demanding/taking her marriage rights when she feels like it? Or him getting into her bed when he's bored with Kate or has argued with her? Kate can never act like his wife in public/in front of friends or family, as it will be known that Celia is his wife. So stupid Kate can only have a husband behind closed doors and when no-one else is around. And why he so readily agreed to marry the selfish Celia, when he "loves" her sister......? My man's going to take full advantage of the situation in future methinks! (If it was a true story, that is) Stupid plot twist. Who would ever do this? No-one.