Episode 6
As Dominic becomes a father himself, his concern for his own father grows ever stronger. Meanwhile his sister Victoria's support for him is in danger of going too far.
Dominic Kitchen is a wedding photographer who is used to seeing people tie the knot, an expression that also represents a sensation that he feels in the pit of his stomach. A sensation that emerges when he is in the presence of a certain person who could change his ordinary life forever. They have a secret that only they can ever know as it is something that society, even today, would struggle with. This is a tale of agonising loss and forbidden love.
Episode 6
As Dominic becomes a father himself, his concern for his own father grows ever stronger. Meanwhile his sister Victoria's support for him is in danger of going too far.
Written by Mark Watson
Abridged by John Peacock
Reader: Julian Rhind-Tutt
Director: Celia de Wolff
A Pier production for BBC Radio 4.
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- Mon 14 Jan 201322:45BBC Radio 4
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