blwings
05-14-2016, 01:34 PM
I've just started reading Phaedra Patrick's <The Curious Charms of Arthur Pepper>.
On page 8, I faced the sentence below.
"After over forty years of marriage, it was just him in the house now, with its three bedrooms and the en-suite shower room that grown-up daughter, Lucy, and son, Dan, recommended they had fitted with their pension money."
I understand that the house he is living in now, has three bedrooms and the en-suite shower room was recommended by his daughter and son.
The part I don't understand is what they refer to? Lucy and Dan? or the bedrooms?
Please help me to get through this book.
On page 8, I faced the sentence below.
"After over forty years of marriage, it was just him in the house now, with its three bedrooms and the en-suite shower room that grown-up daughter, Lucy, and son, Dan, recommended they had fitted with their pension money."
I understand that the house he is living in now, has three bedrooms and the en-suite shower room was recommended by his daughter and son.
The part I don't understand is what they refer to? Lucy and Dan? or the bedrooms?
Please help me to get through this book.