My characters are in their early twenties, single independent women...and because this is a wish-fulfillment comedy they're both fairly well off. I'm assuming by this point in history a flat would be more likely than a house, but that doesn't matter much to the story. I'm just concerned about whether or not this is a likely arrangement so I can get my characters into the city and away from their family's country manors.
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Roommates in the 1920s
My characters are in their early twenties, single independent women...and because this is a wish-fulfillment comedy they're both fairly well off. I'm assuming by this point in history a flat would be more likely than a house, but that doesn't matter much to the story. I'm just concerned about whether or not this is a likely arrangement so I can get my characters into the city and away from their family's country manors.
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