Dear Sir Peter...

...I think I'm your daughter.

Published on March 3, 2004 By dharmagrl In Misc

Dear Sir Peter,

If you'll excuse my being so forward , Sir, but I think I'm your daughter.

From what I've been able to ascertain so far, Sir, my mother was in your parent's employ as a housemaid from the summer of 1968 until early 1969. I shan't give her name here, Sir, but I think you'll remember her: she had fair hair, blue eyes and she took your virginity...or should I say, you took hers.

Given what little I know about your background, Sir, and the dates, places etc, I have a sneaking suspicion that you and I may be biologically related.

Please don't think that I am telling you this in order to weasel my way into your vast fortune, Sir, I am a very modest person and am happy and content with the life that I have made for myself. I merely wish to make myself known to you, and have no expectations of you. I simply wish to know the truth; to know if you are indeed my father. If you are, I will be greatly honored to call a man of such esteem and greatness as yourself "Dad" (or "Pater", if you prefer, it's a little more refined, don't you think?).

Thank you for your time, Sir. I look forward to your reply.

Your (perhaps) daughter.,

Dharma.

Comments (Page 1)

TARSIER

on Mar 03, 2004

I may be an idiot, but can you still tell me? Are you kidding? Is this a joke, or are you serious?

Sugaree

on Mar 03, 2004

Dharmagrl.... According to Peter he was born in 1956. He was 11/12. How old was your Mom

? Oh and might I add ...Mr. Peter looks quite a bit older than 48

Urban Faery

on Mar 03, 2004

I pity anyone proud to call herself a daughter to maxwell.

dharmagrl

on Mar 03, 2004

Actually, he would have been 12, going on 13, and in England it's pretty common to lose your cherry around then.

urban faery: I don't want your pity, or anyone elses.

I think that everyone around here has lost their sense of humor......

Sugaree

on Mar 03, 2004

I stand corrected....12 years of age. So your Mom was how old?

dharmagrl

on Mar 03, 2004

my mom was in her teens as well.

Sugaree

on Mar 03, 2004

nevermind

dharmagrl

on Mar 03, 2004

No, she was 15 or 16, I do believe.

JEPEL

on Mar 04, 2004

I understand that you would like, as almost everybody here, to be part of the proud and mighty Maxwell familly, but don't you think you should give us more detail about this? I have no doubt that if your mother had worked for Sir Peter, she had fallen deeply under his charming manner, but does that make you his daughter? Do you any little detail that could help us?

dharmagrl

on Mar 04, 2004

I don't have many details, I'm afraid. All I know is that my biological mother was employed by the Maxwell family directly before she became pregnant with me, and had to leave quietly under some, shall we say, somewhat scandalous circumstances. She never would reveal the details of who my father might be, saying only that to do so could cause great embarrasment and shame to be brought upon his family and himself, and she didn't want to that because she respected him too much.

I am not claiming to be his child in order to gain some kind of prestige or wealth, I merely want to know who my father is...I would like to have a relationship with him, and as I am leaving the US to live in the UK this fall thought that this would be an opportune time to find out.

Sir Peter Maxwell

on Mar 04, 2004

I did in fact lose my virginity to a housemaid who worked for my family when I was 12 years old. It is Maxwell family tradition to have glorious sexual relations with a female servant, I distinctly remember the lady leaving us somewhat abruptly after my father said she had stolen some coins from his collection and he had to fire her. I have fond memories of her, it was a beautiful experience to mount her or should I say to have her mount me

But how do I know this lady was your mother? You could be just saying this to gain access to my vast fortune.

dharmagrl

on Mar 04, 2004

Sir, I can assure you I have no aspirations of claiming any of your fortune, and will sign whatever document you require me to sign to ascertain that I am not doing this for financial gain. I merely wish to discover the truth about my heritage.

The only thing I can tell you about my mother is that she had fair hair, blue eyes and had a mole at the top of her inner right thigh. I have the same mole. I also have a rather distinctive crown-shaped freckle on my upper arm...my mother apparently said that you had one that look remarkably similar.

Sir, if you are indeed my father, I shall be..well...overjoyed. To have a man of such repute and honor as yourself be my biological parent...well, Sir, I can think of no greater honor.

I shall wait with baited breath for your response, Sir.

Yours,

Dharma

Sir Peter Maxwell

on Mar 04, 2004

I will speak to my legal team regarding drawing up a contract stating you are not entitled to any of my money, that is not to say I wouldn't love you as a daughter but I have to protect my fortune.

I hope this isn't a joke because the woman you describe as your mother sounds remarkably similar to the woman I had sexual relations with, you could actually be my daughter. Who would have thought that we would have met through Maxwell Blogs.

My child I understand you will be overjoyed to discover you are my daughter, It must give you a great feeling to know that your father is one of the richest men in the world. Tell me dear girl how is your mother now, did she ever marry and have further children?

What do you do for a living, are you married, do I have grandchildren - I have so many questions my child.

Peter

PS - Do not call me Dad, Daddy or Father at this stage - You must address me as Sir or Sir Peter etc

dharmagrl

on Mar 04, 2004

Sir,
What joy!! I am overwhelmed with happiness and pride!

Sir, I am sorry to have to tell you that I believe my mother is deceased. I have searched for many years for her and have had no luck in finding her. I know that her pregnancy with me was a difficult one, and it was because of her uncertainity for my future and her not wanting to tarnish your family's great and wonderful name that she chose to have me adopted.

I grew up in Oxfordshire, England, Sir. A man of such stature as yourself is probably familiar with the beauty of that area, and I suspect Sir, you are familiar with the hallowed halls of Oxford university (I cannot imagine a man as intelligent as yourself being educated elsewhere). The family that took me in was not rich, Sir, but they cared for me as their own and did the best they could for me. I am college educated myself, Sir.

When I was 20 I came to the US, and have lived both here and in England since then. I am happily married, Sir, to a wonderful man who is enlisted in the United States Air Force. He is a police officer, and recently was assigned a detective position. You have 3 grandchildren - a granddaughter, aged 11, and 2 grandsons aged 9 and 7. The 9 year old boy shows remarkable tenacity and business savvy, and I hazard a guess that he is much like you yourself were at his age, Sir.

I cannot begin to tell you how ecstatically happy I am to have you for a parent, Sir. This really is a dream come true for me - not only have I found my parent, I am lucky and fortunate enough to have such a respected and honored man as yourself as my life-giver.

Yours,

Dharma.

P.S. We will be stationed in Cambridgeshire in September of this year, and I would very much like to have the distinct pleasure of meeting you personally if your busy schedule should allow such a thing.

JEPEL

on Mar 05, 2004

Such a beautifull connection here, allowed by Maxwell Blog, I am going to cry....

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