Well Made and Enduring
Copyright© 2016 by PocketRocket
Epilogue
Elspeth Marie Otis-Endicott and Leon Linville “Trip” Lusk were married Christmas day, 20XX. Their first child was born a week before Halloween, followed by another on the last day of the following July. By the time Dr. Richards had her first two, identical twins, Elspeth had four. Eventually, they would have nine between them. The family continues to live in the penthouse apartment in Nashua, though they also have a room at Cloudrest, for when they need to stay over.
Elspeth supervised home-schooling of her children and the Gunter-Richards offspring. In theory, the children could attend public school, but the county road was unsafe for school bus use. By the time the county upgraded the road, Elspeth’s oldest was a freshman at Columbia.
In addition to managing the house and school, Elspeth wrote Cloudrest, a bestselling book on the renewal of the house and property. She also published a book of short stories and a series of children’s books. Her second nonfiction book made #1 on the New York Times bestseller list. Titled Life on the Merry-Go-Round, the book recounts the life of newly elected Senator Siobhan Gunter-Richards. She is currently researching a book on the life of multiple Olympic gold medal winner Cindy Richards. Unofficially, she also publishes erotica under several pen names.