There's nothing like marriage, that's the truth of it. The day I met Bella, it was as if I'd found myself. Ever since, I've been a completely different man.
Different man, yes. Could say the same about me, I suppose.
But you're happily married, Chief Inspector.
I don't know about that, Miss Lemon. You see, my Emily, she just doesn't understand my work. She never lets me talk about murder at the dinner table. And her tidying! It just gets worse and worse. Sometimes, I wonder how I've lived with her these twenty-seven-and-a-half years.
It's a shame you've never considered marriage, Mr Poirot.
There were occasions, Miss Lemon, when I did have la tentation. The temptation. But now, alas, I think it is too late.
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