Love, the Fiddler

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Frank Rignold's unrequited love for Florence Fenacre is complicated by her reluctance to formalize their relationship. Although they are seen as a couple by their community, Florence prefers to maintain a friendship, suggesting that they have time to explore deeper feelings later. This leaves Frank in a state of longing, as he dreams of a future together while grappling with her ambiguous stance. The story delves into themes of love, hesitation, and the societal expectations surrounding romantic relationships.