Berry and Co.

A bright summer morning gathers an eclectic group of friends and relatives on the sun‑drenched terrace of White Ladies, an estate that has waited five years for this reunion. The scene is set with lush lawns, towering elms and a lazy meadow where horses laze under a chestnut tree, while the distant cuckoo provides a playful soundtrack to the chatter. Amid the genteel chaos, Daphne, Berry, Jonah and a cast of colourful characters argue over church attendance, mismatched trousers and a mischievous note left for the vicar, each line of dialogue sparkling with wit and a hint of rebellion.

The narrative rolls forward with quick, humor‑laden exchanges that reveal a tight‑knit circle bound by old affection and teasing rivalry. As the group prepares to head to a service—rightly or wrongly—their plans teeter between absurdity and earnest camaraderie, promising a lively portrait of English country‑life and the gentle betrayals that keep friendships vivid.