The wonderful Kitty Costain talks
about her meeting with Bertie Costain and how her life was to change forever in
a way she could never have imagined. “Believe you me, fiction has nothing on
real life.’ Kitty Costain.
A wealthy
widow, I am a strong, independent woman with my own successful florist business.
I know my own mind and I see myself as confident and comfortable in my own skin.
Little daunts me or stops me doing what I really want to, so when I met the
charismatic, Bertie Costain, I was more than taken aback at the excitement I
felt as he swept off my feet. Nothing prepared me for the this, wonderful, fun
loving man, but there I was, besotted by this dapper man ten years my junior. Before
I could draw breath and make sense of everything, he proposed, and caught up in
his charm and attraction, I gladly accepted. We were married shortly after, and
I readily moved into Bertie’s fabulous home in a fashionable suburb of London. Life
was extravagant and Bertie knew no bounds on showering me with expensive gifts.
Life was lived in the fast lane and I seemed to have it all. Everything was perfect
or was I simply deluded wearing rose tinted spectacles? I had no time to ponder
because my world, not only began to crumble, but teetered on the precipice of destruction.
My new, frivolous, husband, held a secret, a dark secret that not only made our
lifestyle exotic and privileged, but was the same source that could destroy it
all. The destruction came in a heartbeat.
I was knocked off kilter and could hardly think straight. It took all my
strength and much more. The resilience I have always had, thankfully, surfaced.
Snatching the rose tinted glasses from my face, I saw my husband for what he
was. Knowing his secret changed everything, some things I needed to change no
matter how painful. Slowly, very slowly with the determination I had always prided
myself on possessing, I began to build my life again accepting Bertie was a bitter
lesson I had learnt or had I?
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