The Myths of Candy Candy Final Story (Part 3)

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  1. Lakewood says:

    Greetings again!

    I’ll provide answers to your questions about legal parenthood very soon. I just want to break my response into smaller comments because I want to focus on specific topics about adoption and adoption eligibility.

    I’ll just say very briefly that Sarah is right about the issue of single/married status when adopting a child nowadays. It’s far more difficult to adopt a child than actually have one of your own (I mean in biological terms). However the issue is not only age. In some states in the USA you must be at least 21 years old to adopt a child but that is not the only requirement. You must be under a certain age as well. However the most important requirement is single/marital status and income. A clean record is also essential. People who are single face much greater difficulties in adopting a child than married couples. This difficulty becomes even worse if the applicant or prospective adoptive parent is under 30 and unemployed. Another significant factor is the age difference between adopted child and adoptive parent and whether you’re a male/female.

    It’s simple and straight-forward. If Albert lived in our times as a young single unemployed male and had applied for adopting a teenage girl, the answer he would get would be a resounding NO.

    I’ll explain later about those terms such as adoptive father and other ones. I’d suggest these terms be viewed in context otherwise you’ll get confused. In the CCFS, these terms are used in haste and in many cases for jest, especially from Candy who wants to get back at Albert for having lied to her for such a long time about his identity. It’s her way of teasing him because she knows that Albert is sensitive about his age. She’s found his weak spot and she’s trolling him mercilessly.

    Thank you for the advice Ms Puddle and Sarah on accessing this website. I’ve noticed that having a gmail account helps. I’ve tried submitting a comment through my Twitter account but there was no success.

    • Sarah says:

      Thanks Lakewood for the info. I’m glad you managed to get access through a gmail account. It works well for me too. What are your sources for the CCFS? Have you read the manga? Cheers, Sarah

      • Lakewood says:

        Thank you Sarah for your posts and suggestions.

        My sources are the CCFS book of-course which I’ve read in Italian (I agree with Alex that the Italian translated volumes are too expensive). I’ve also read the manga in Italian and in English but I noticed that the differences between these two translations were huge. The Italian manga publishers had formed an entirely different story by removing many intimate Candy-Albert moments in the Magnolia and other scenes in the manga. One of the most glaring adulterations in the Italian manga is the scene where Candy is talking about her first love to Albert during their flat-sharing at the Magnolia. We all know that Candy is referring to her “Prince” but in the Italian manga it’s been changed to Anthony as her first love at six. Wherever Albert is described as a very handsome man in the original version, the Italian version has deleted it. The Italians had also deleted the scene where Albert reveals himself as Candy’s “Prince” back at Pony’s Hill. Instead the Italians incorporated a scene where Terry and Candy meet at a train station and get back together again. The Italian publishers also added some new scenes which have nothing to do with Nagita’s story. Those new scenes were horrible and tacky story-wise and design-wise.

        As for the CCFS, apart from the Italian translation (I don’t know Japanese as Alex does) I’ve also read some unofficial English translations circulating online. According to my opinion, I would consider these sources to be the best ones I’ve come across so far. I’ll provide the links below (I’ll copy-paste the http address for each of them).

        This one is by a blogger under the pseudonym of “Forever” but I don’t think this blog is active anymore. The blogger has also translated the Candy-Albert correspondence from the Old Candy Candy novel. You need to register though in order to get access to these translations. This blogger has done some thorough work in translating as well as specifying many adulterations in the novel and the manga. This blogger has also done a great job in drawing the distinctions between the Old Candy Candy novel and the CCFS.
        https://beautifulillusionwonder.wordpress.com/my-translation/albert-candys-letters-from-candy-candy-novel/
        https://beautifulillusionwonder.wordpress.com/my-translation/
        https://beautifulillusionwonder.wordpress.com/my-translation/albert-candys-letters-from-candy-candy-novel/

        From this competent blogger, I then moved on to another one by the pseudonym “Geobacter” and then another one named “locksleyu”. They are both recommended by “Forever” and the reader can easily be redirected to these sites:
        “Geobacter”:
        https://www.fanfiction.net/s/5401973/27/Amor-Aeternus
        “locksleyu”:
        http://selftaughtjapanese.com/2015/12/02/japanese-to-english-translation-candy-candy-final-story-prologue/

        I find it interesting that “Geobacter” had incorporated the latter part of the epistolary section of the CCFS and in particular the entire Candy-Albert correspondence in the fan fiction story “Amor Aeternus”. This particular translation of the Epilogue and Ending of the CCFS have been highly recommended online.
        https://www.fanfiction.net/s/5401973/27/Amor-Aeternus

        From the “FanFictionNet” I caught sight of Ms Puddle’s highly recommended and well favored fan fiction stories.
        https://www.fanfiction.net/

        Ms Puddle along with Forever and Geobacter are one of the most popular and well received fan fiction writers on the Candy Candy stories. They sure are my three favorite writers and my favorite stories from each of them are these ones:
        Ms Puddle-Love Never Fails (I also like Peculiar Relationship and A Man in Love very much):
        https://www.fanfiction.net/s/7472782/1/Love-Never-Fails
        Forever-Ninety Days
        https://www.fanfiction.net/s/5401973/27/Amor-Aeternus
        Geobacter-Amor Aeternus (too bad there’s no other story from this writer)
        https://www.fanfiction.net/s/5401973/27/Amor-Aeternus

        I think that all these three writers have achieved in capturing and deepening Albert’s character. It’s as if they’re continuing where Nagita has left off.

        Apologies for all this sourcing but I want to be absolutely sure that I have clearly cited all the people I have mentioned as well as their work.

        • Ms Puddle says:

          Hello Lakewood,

          Before I forget, may I quote you or your comment(s) in a new post as another lawyer in our midst? 🙂

          Your compliments and positive feedback to my fanfics are greatly appreciated, Lakewood. I’m more than glad you’ve enjoyed reading my stories and other fanfics by forever and geobacter.

          Thank you for all the references and links. I’ve heard of the changes the Italian publishers have made to the manga and/or anime versions… sigh. How could they be so disrespectful to someone’s works?? I have a hunch that deep down they knew whom Candy would end up with (none other than her Prince on the Hill) but they were in denial and took matters into their hands. No wonder some people speculated that this was one of the reasons why CCFS was translated into no other foreign language except for Italian. Oh well… who knows except Nagita/Mizuki herself?

          Lakewood, do you understand French or Spanish? If so, their manga versions, in particular the French one, are well translated (I was told the English one is also missing some dialogues and important scenes). You can find the links here on my page ( http://mspuddleshaven.com/about/albert-and-candy-facebook-pages/ )

          About CCFS translations, my friend Fay is also near the end of translating the entire CCFS novel herself (with help from the Google translator, she’s translating from Spanish fans’ works to English). I’m posting her translations on my blog, and you might want to check this page too (http://mspuddleshaven.com/unofficial-translations-of-ccfs/ )

          • Lakewood says:

            Of course you may add my references to your posts, Ms Puddle. However I am no way near Alex when it comes to legal and economic historical research. She has already eliminated the core Terry fan premises anyway. Some of my friends who adore Terry avoid mentioning Alex due to the fact that she’s annihilated their arguments. Whenever I refer to Alex, my Terry fan friends change the subject. It’s hilarious really.

            Thank you for the links you’ve provided to the manga series. This really helps.

            I’ll return soon to elaborate a bit on another foolish Terry fan premise and it will be my pleasure to contribute in refuting it and proving it utterly foolish.

            • Ms Puddle says:

              That’s great! Lakewood, glad to hear that you found the links useful.

              I’ve just started writing another post using the last set of information provided by Alex. No it’s not about adoption though. Yes it’s funny how your friends have avoided talking about Alex or her proofs 😅

              If you would like to comment by proving another ‘theory’ wrong, I’d encourage you to do so in the new post, if you don’t mind. 😊 Thank you for your patience. 😘

          • Sarah says:

            Hi Ms Puddle-A colleague of mine who’s from Japan has given me some useful links about Japanese adoption laws. He and his sister are avid CC fans and he gave me some truly interesting info about the Japanese perceptions about adoption and adoptive families. Even though the setting of CC is the US (and a bit of the UK), I think it would be significant to study the ways in which the Japanese also view adoption in a legal as well as psychological perspective. Besides, Nagita is Japanese so even though her story is about an American orphan girl her influences and upbringing still are very much based on her native country.

            Because I really don’t like using that phrase “a friend of a friend told me this ” or “I heard from a friend of mine this and that” or whatever else, I’ll look into these links and resources myself and I’ll then share them with all of you if they’re worthwhile and useful.

            Like Alex, I also focus on facts and solid proof so I won’t waste your time with info which is simply based on some rumours or opinion which could simply be made up or be a figment of someone’s imagination.

            • Ms Puddle says:

              Thank you Sarah, for taking up this research endeavor 👍 Yes, it will be nice to get inputs from different people from various sources. Best wishes to you 😘

        • Sarah says:

          Lakewood-Thanks for the links.

          Ms Puddle, Forever, and Geobacter are some of my favourite fan-fic writers too. I like Ninety Days a lot because it displays Albert’s sexuality, humane side, and his weaknesses. I think Nagita had also tried to tone him down a bit by removing all those superhuman like qualities such as the lion scene and having him save Candy at every given moment. Many of the Terry fans don’t like this more humane side because in this way Albert is made to appear just as sensual and sexual as Terry-both with their strengths as well as their weaknesses-adding to their charm and appeal. The anime always made Albert appear like some angelic or spiritual form devoid of flaws but also devoid of sexuality, whereas Terry is made to appear very earthly and sensual in the anime. Albert is beautiful in anime but boring to some people but in the manga he’s bo0th stunning and amazing as a character. I’m glad that Nagita maintains the manga version of Albert instead of the anime one where he seems to be this ethereal being devoid of any human frailty and sexual desire.

          And I’ve also read both Forever’s and Geobacter’s translations of the CCFS. I’ve been using Geobacter’s translations of the final epistolary section of the CCFS too.

          • Ms Puddle says:

            Like you, Sarah, I prefer Albert in the manga much more. Actually, I should say that in general I prefer the manga version. Personally I think it’s well structured and balanced in many aspects. Igarashi’s drawings are considerably much better too. 👏👏

            • Sarah says:

              Me too, Ms Puddle. Albert is gorgeous and so masculine in the manga. When seeing the ways in which Igarashi illustrated Terry, I thought that the bar has been rigidly set and no way could anyone be better looking than him.

              But then Igarashi designed that amazing beauty called Albert when becoming an amnesiac. You see, Albert had lost his memory as well as any form of defence mechanism. This is the reason why he no longer dyed his hair and hid behind his long beard and dark specs.

              Albert’s become so beautiful that even Candy and her friends can’t help but swoon over him when the poor guy is lying sick and injured in the worst hospital room in Chicago.

              Albert’s a bit like the ugly duckling story where he turns into a magnificent swan in the end. Only in this case, Albert was always a swan but tried to make himself look ugly.

              Poor Albert had to know that beautiful people cannot look ugly no matter what. Albert was blessed with wealth in all aspects-height, complexion, education, high I.Q. and income. Some people have all the luck..

              • Ms Puddle says:

                You’re absolutely right, Sarah, that Albert had always been a swan but tried to hide this from others with various disguises. It’s very interesting that you came up with this swan analogy when I just published the new post. I was confused a bit, thinking this comment came from the new post 😉

                When I read the manga, Albert became more and more attractive, ever since he appeared in the hospital as the amnesiac patient. At times I think even Terry could not measure up to Albert’s features. No wonder near the end of the manga, Candy secretly admired WAA by using the adjective suteki ( すてき ) twice in a row.

            • Sarah says:

              Thanks for the info-Ms Puddle. From a brief search online I’ve found that suteki means beautiful, lovely, great. Here’s the link to the source I’ve used: https://www.japandict.com/%E7%B4%A0%E6%95%B5

              Is that what it means? Does it differ in the Hiragana?

              I also checked that it’s mainly used to describe someone who is beautiful in a desirable and attractive way. It’s sort of a way to describe someone who’s “smoking hot”. At least that’s what it says online..

              In the Spanish translation of the manga, Candy uses a specific word to describe Albert as she’s hovering over him when he’s in repose at the hospital. She says this to him: “Eres rubio y no moreno, pero estas mas guapo asi.. ” And the she continues: “y sin tus gafas, estas todavia mas seductor..” (Tomo 7)

              I was surprised when she used the word “seductor” which in Spanish means seductive, attractive, desirable, alluring. I was like WTF? That sure isn’t any way to address to someone who’s like a father or a brother to you. Some Terry fans claim that Candy had friend-zoned Albert. If a woman begins to use the word “seductor” to a man she’s watching over in repose, then this man isn’t really friend-zoned after all but has transcended that boundary to a considerable extent.

              • Ms Puddle says:

                Yes Sarah, you get the idea! 素敵(すてき) has many meanings, as I’ve explained in my earlier post, in which I posted the manga scene where Candy swooned at the sight of WAA:
                http://mspuddleshaven.com/2015/10/16/candy-and-prince-on-the-hill-part-3/

                About the scene in the hospital, I’d better check my manga again… lol! Thank you so much for sharing this Spanish translation with us, and based on your explanation, Candy had certainly crossed the boundary… In fact, Candy had no idea who Albert really was… No wonder a friend (she’s a nurse herself) told me that Candy didn’t act very professional at that moment. 😉

  2. Interstellar says:

    Right again, Sarah! This is the precise point so many of us here are trying to make. No one’s saying that Candy and Albert are definitely not married or they hate wedlock (maybe they do-who knows?) or anything else.

    By providing an alternative interpretation or a different theory does not mean that we’re dismissing or debunking the popular ones or other already existing ones.

    Like you, I’ve been repeating myself that I’m simply providing another way of looking into this since anything’s possible. Debating or discussing different views with someone does not mean that you oppose their views. It just means that you enjoy discussing with them and providing some further brain-storming ideas. This happens all the time at our jobs as well as our friendly social gatherings.

    It’s called communicating and being open-minded to all views expressed. That’s all.

  3. Sarah says:

    I’ve finally managed to find time to read Ms Puddle’s latest post and I must say that it was worth the time even though I’ve been so busy lately. Alex once again has done a superb job in forming such high quality research into the historical and economic background of the CCFS during the Great Depression. This post must have been a difficult one because it has such a plethora of complex data but Alex has nailed it again with her focused and impartial analysis turning this otherwise really complicated stuff into well focused and fascinating material. This is actually my favorite post from all the three so far. All those pieces of information about Albert’s possible career in the UK are so astute and well documented with credible bibliography. I think we all know by now that Anohito is either Albert or someone very similar to him.

    As to whether Candy is married or not in the mid 30s, I honestly don’t care because a wedding ring or a chapel don’t signify love. What matters is the relationship between two people and not ceremonies or decorum.

    Nagita has made it clear for all of us that Candy is overwhelmingly happy with the man of her life whether he’s her husband or not. And he in turn appears to love her to bits. That’s all that really matters and I’m glad that Candy is surrounded by so much love.

    Great post Ms Puddle!

    • reeka says:

      Hi Sarah,

      I agree with you. This is also my fave post from the series.

      And I feel the same sentiment to your last sentence in first paragraph. Anohito is either Albert or a man with similar characters to him. This is exactly what I thought years ago when I first found spoilers of CCFS on internet ( and I was not particularly an avid Albert fan at that time). And I once voiced this to T fans on Bequi’s infamous CCFS analysis. Hints and clues given in CCFS clearly kicked out Terry from the chance of being Anohito. He didn’t fit in. So it’s Albert, or someone else like him.

    • Ms Puddle says:

      Hello Sarah, thanks for taking the time to read this lengthy post. Yes you bet it had taken me awhile to digest the materials from Alex 😅 before I started writing a new post. So glad you like this one the most. ☺️

      About whether Candy and Anohito were married or not, I understand that some people simply don’t care. Just like what you said, I agree that a wedding ring or certificate doesn’t necessarily signify love. However, to me, if for some reason Albert decided not to marry Candy, it seems their love story was incomplete, in a sense that he would not want her to be his legal spouse… So Candy would always remain his live-in girlfriend/mistress/ex-adopted daughter? 🤔

      Anyway, Sarah, I think I’ve said that enough in my other replies so I’ll spare you from boredom. 😂

      Thanks again for reading my posts. 😊

      • Sarah says:

        Hi Ms Puddle, you’re not boring me at all. On the contrary, I’m always interested in your posts and I enjoy your fan fiction so much.

        As for the marriage between Candy and Albert, maybe they couldn’t tie the knot yet because of various issues. I’m sure the two of them would desperately want to be together always but they did have many issues and obstacles to overcome. First and foremost, Albert had to work extremely hard to establish himself as the head of the Ardlay magnates and Nagita makes this very clear in the letters exchanged between Candy and Albert. Their letters of complaint are kinda cute but they also display Albert’s inability to see Candy as much as he would intend to because he has so many responsibilities as WAA. Let’s not forget that Candy was the one who decided to head back to Pony’s Home. Albert reminded her that it would have been easier for him to see her more often had she resided in Chicago where his headquarters are situated. But she had reasons of her own to return to Pony’s Home and Albert respected that. He just wanted her to respect the fact that he also had important issues of his own and that would prohibit him from seeing her as often as they would both want.

        What I like about Candy and Albert is that they’re in love but they’re also independent people who tend to their own individual needs as well. The downside to this though is that their relationship becomes even more complicated than it already is and their courtship will be extended because they’re both a bit proud and they’re both hesitant in revealing their true feelings to one another.

        They’ve also got the Ardlay elders-most importantly Elroy-who would create mayhem if she had found out that those two are dating. Candy and Albert would have to wait for those conservative elders to become completely senile or pass away in order for them to move on to the next step being marriage of-course.

        That said, I’m not claiming that Candy and Albert won’t get married or don’t want to get married. But what I’m saying is that a marital union between them will take more time than anticipated due to the many hurdles that they’ve got as a couple as well as the insecurities and inhibitions each of them are dealing with individually. Candy’s insecure about the social gap between her and Albert, whereas Albert is insecure about Candy’s feelings for Terry. I would never underestimate Candy’s feelings for Terry and I wouldn’t underestimate the social gap issue between Candy and Albert either. These are all serious obstacles and they would take considerable time to be dealt with. The love between Candy and Albert is so strong but so are all those obstacles they have to face.

        But it turns out that Nagita wanted to give them a break and keep them happily together. As for their wedding, if it hasn’t happened it will very soon. Maybe that’s the reason why Albert wanted to move to the UK to keep away from all those suppressing Ardlay elders and to start a new life with the woman he loves.

        • Ms Puddle says:

          Thank you Sarah for your kind words about my posts and fanfics! Your encouragement is much appreciated 😘

          Regarding their marriage, I don’t understand why it’s necessary for Albert and Candy to wait for those people. They were adults by then, and they needed no consent from others, is that right? I thought they only needed witnesses to sign the papers with them… Hmmm… 🤔

          Plus, I personally think Albert didn’t care too much to keep his position / status in the clan. He worked very hard, you’re absolutely right, Sarah. But he was being responsible as a direct descendant should. I’m not sure if you understand what I’m trying to convey. 😅 He might also be hardworking for Candy’s sake, by proving himself more than capable to carry out his duties.

          Yet I must say I utterly agree with you that Candy was the one who left Chicago. The two were in love but Candy wouldn’t leave Pony’s Home no matter how much she missed her prince (except for her birthday party but only because she was invited… her original wish was Albert visiting her at Pony’s Home). It’s always Albert who went to visit her… LOL 😊

          So this reminds me of Candy’s letter to Vincent Brown. More likely than not she had moved to reside in the Chicago mansion. What do you think, Sarah?

          • Sarah says:

            Hello Ms Puddle-I agree with you that both Candy and Albert are adults but they both also care deeply about their immediate environment. By immediate environment, I mean family, directors, and closest friends.

            Of-course Albert could proceed with his life without considering his Ardlay elders but this is not what he wanted. In his letters to Candy, Albert stresses that his family gives tremendous importance to their esteemed Ardlay lineage. Albert also stresses that he feels obligated to his family and especially to George for his whimsical and reckless behavior which caused so much pain and turmoil. Albert wants to work hard to make not only a name for himself but to be respected within his family. Family is important to Albert and he realizes this after his amnesiac predicament.

            As Albert’s getting older he’s also eventually maturing into a better and more responsible man. I can understand and empathize with Albert because no matter how independent and dynamic I am, my family is always important to me even if we tend to disagree at certain points. Family and lineage are important to Albert-not in a pretentious or snobbish way but in a profound and altruistic way.

            At the end of the day, Candy is not the only thing going in Albert’s life. Sure, he’s willing to go out of his way for her but he’s not going to ruin his position or disrupt his family ties for her. I’ll just make a reminder that Candy is the one who decided to leave for Pony’s Home and she’s the one who has been pining over all her past love affairs as if no one else existed on this planet. Albert was a saint for putting up with all this. Candy is important to Albert but she’s not the center of the universe. No one is.

            Albert is an insanely beautiful and intelligent man way above and beyond Candy’s league. He’s not going to beg her and good for him. Albert made tons of efforts for her and it’s her turn to move further as well if she wants to be with him. Love is a joint effort and no one is more privileged or entitled than the other. It takes two to tango.

            I like and enjoy the ways in which Albert continues with his travels, in pursuing his career and enhancing his most promising future. He has his own dignity and no matter how much he loves her he also loves his own integrity. He has made his point clear to Candy and from now on the ball is in her court to decide what she’s going to do with their “peculiar relationship”.

            But of-course Candy wouldn’t be so stupid as to leave the most desirable and wealthiest bachelor in Chicago available to far more beautiful, intelligent and elegant women than her. That said, I’ll repeat that Albert respected his Ardlay elders because they are the ones who gave him all the wealth that he’s got and they are the ones who made him into the highly educated and cultured man that he is. It’s honorable of him that he comes to realize and finally appreciate what his lineage has generously given him and all the hard work George had done for him and the Ardlay family. Albert may have been pressured by the elders in becoming their future leader but that’s the fate of “kings”, isn’t it?

            IMHO, if Candy wanted to remain stuck to Terry, that would be her loss because there’s not an argument in the world which could ever prove in the slightest that Albert wouldn’t easily move on with his fascinating life with an equivalently fascinating woman most worthy of him and his demeanor.

            • Ms Puddle says:

              Hello Sarah, it’s very interesting how we interpret the same story quite differently, but let’s agree to disagree? 😉 To me, I believe there’s a reason why Albert would confess to Candy his last secret and when the time was right, he revealed to her the love story and struggles of his beloved sister. Not to mention that Candy used Anohito’s family heirloom that had been passed down for generations. 😊

              Yet one point I can’t agree with you more. It was Candy’s loss if she’d rather cling to the past (i.e. Terry). Albert loved Candy but he wasn’t a fool. He’d not be anyone’s second choice. He might need time to recover but he’d certainly move on if Candy told him she’d choose Terry.

          • Sarah says:

            The final three sentences of your latest comment are excellent, especially where you say: “He (Albert) wouldn’t be anyone’s second choice.” You nailed it with this phrase as no other phrase could ever describe the core of Albert’s character in such few words.

            Albert’s a proud noble man and he would prefer to leave Candy instantly if he felt even the slightest insecurity that she still wanted Terry or anyone else. Maybe that’s the reason why their courtship took so long. Maybe it was Albert who was the hesitant one and not Candy after all. But the fact that Nagita has Candy and Albert together (get over it, Terry-fans, anohito is not Terry) in the 1930s shows that Albert was sure Candy was over and done with Terry. She would always care about Terry as she did about Anthony but both of them remained elements of her distant past and childhood memories.

            We probably agree more than we disagree, Ms Puddle, at least when it comes to Albert.

            • Ms Puddle says:

              Thank you Sarah! You might be right that we agree more than we disagree 😁 I am also inclined to believe Albert was the hesitant one, but not only because of Terry but also because of Candy’s obvious anger and change of attitude towards him. Anyway, glad that you think that Terry and Anthony would remain parts of Candy’s memories as well, despite being bittersweet… Sigh…

  4. reeka says:

    I can not keep up with the comments … OMG this is so interesting! Hahahaha. I’ll be back after I finish reading the comments which seem as fascinating as the post itself. 🙂

    Ms Puddle, once again, great post. I want to give a long comment, but currently I can’t. Given to the possibilities about why Candy and Anohito moved to England and what Anohito made for a living there, again, Albert was a definite winner here. The opportunity for him opened widely in England. I agree with the post. And the idea of William Ardley had had a part in automobile industry booming in England and Europe is truly fascinating 🙂
    But above all, in CCFS itself, Mizuki/Nagita had given us hints that WAA would sure survive the hard blow in Great Depression. She mentioned he had prepared a start up investment in London, many many years before and also investment in Brazil. Mizuki opened a wide door for fans to imagine with these. We also know that The Cornwell had investment in Arab. Not impossible that The Ardley also had a share on The Cornwells.

    I really have to go now, my friend. Will be back soon.

    cheers.

    • Ms Puddle says:

      Hello Reeka, where have you been? Just kidding 😉😁

      Yes, this series, many thanks to Alex’s contributions, have attracted many comments from different readers, for that I’m grateful. There are avid CC fans out there still. 😊

      Yes, it’s clear who’s more likely to be Anohito; as Alex has mentioned earlier, Anohito wasn’t as mysterious as people have thought once you take a look at the historical events and facts during that period of time.

      Indeed I agree that Albert would have survived the Great Depression based on his investments before or during the roaring twenties.

      Candy and Anohito were obviously living comfortably in a nice house with a decent garden and magnificent views. Definitely not a humble tiny house as people had claimed.

      See you around, my friend 😗❤️

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