End of the war. We got married. Finally. We had nothing except ourselves. How can you get married if you belong to a generation who believe that a husband has got to look after his wife? And I agreed to get married under the condition that Louis would continue to do his PhD and not give it up. I started a studio of my own, borrowed £300 and became the breadwinner. And I’m still proud of that.
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