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Thornton, who was known as Thorne by her friends, was a secretary with an impoverished background.

She lived in the early 1900s.

She was the secretary of John Walter.

John Walter was an editor at an up-and-coming car magazine called The Car.

That magazine was owned by the super fancy,

elite status-focused Baron Montague. Baron John Montague was of course

married. He was married to Lady Cecil Victoria Constance Care. But when he met Thorne, he fell in love with her. Not only did

he have an illicit affair with a secretary at the magazine that he ran as a hobby, he also had a

1999 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, one of the fanciest cars anyone owned at the

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