La entrometida

Fleur Talbot must survive in post-World War II incredibly classy and macho London. And she doesn't just want to survive: she wants to live and she wants to do it her way. He joins the Autobiographical Association, a club where he is commissioned by a snob to rewrite the memoirs of a group of eccentric millionaires. Parallel to this work, where she intuits a dangerous fraud, she consoles the wife of her loving boss, a gray guy who, in turn, will become involved with a poet. Everyone thinks she is a busybody, but nothing is further from reality. She only wants to write her first novel. It is increasingly difficult for her to differentiate between fiction and reality. They talk to her about leading a more conventional life, about getting married, but she doesn't like novels or people too normal lives: "One day I will write the story of my life, but first I have to live."