 When Corky meets Ukridge a week later in the British Museum, he is accompanied by two children.He reveals he has been visiting the house, mainly for the free food, and promising to take the family out on trips in his friend's car, which they believe to be his, and to introduce them to his aunt, who, he reveals, has disowned him, in a letter which states "from now on, I have no nephew".Returning from short holiday, Corky hears from George Tupper that Ukridge is engaged.