Page 127 Bunny wanted each "romance" to go further, be deeper. She wanted a flirtation, a frisson of sensuality, often heightened with the muskier tones of sexual flirtation.
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Missy here : It's not known if Bunny ever had sex with anyone ever again after Paul exited the marriage for Dorcas. These relationships are explained bu author Mac Griswold as...
Page 308 While Bunny was shielding herself with her "families," and platonic but romantic partners, Paul found plenty of room in his life for Dorcas Hardin. The affair that had begun in 1959 or 1960 lasted until his death in 1999. Due to Dorcas's deafness, Paul had to shout on the phone to make himself heard. Like anyone else who knew Bunny, of course I had heard the gossip about those phone calls between lovers.
I had also heard some of those phone calls myself. The airy, open floor plan of the Antigua house meant that even though Paul had a separate bedroom and office suite, hearing his side of some of his conversations with Dorcas was unavoidable..
Page 316 Until I understood how hard it was for Bunny to continually face down the knowledge of Paul's affair with Dorcas Hardin, I didn't understand how much she needed a place unconnected with him. The residences on - and the differing atmospheres of - the farm, Antigua, Cape Cod, and New York were designed and executed not just for the pleasure of creating them to be just the way she wanted but also with Paul's collaboration to foster the "true, real, and simple happiness" of the life she wanted the two of them to share with guests and family. Bunny, the chatelaine of houses but and perfectly maintained with Paul's money, was constantly the impresario. Sometimes she wanted to get away from it all. She once said that Nantucket for her was a "Vacation from a vacation," meaning a place to escape from Cape Cod.
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