Cournous was a writer, and Dorothy was madly in love with him. He was sophisticated and saw himself as a great lover, and Dorothy for a time believed that she could persuade him to marry her and have children. However, he did not want to settle down or have children. He wrote some rather pretentious novels. Sayers wrote to her parents about him, but she was never able to persuade him to go to her family home and meet them. He moved into her flat while she was away, and came round to her for meals, and she wrote engagingly about how she enjoyed cooking for him. She loved doing up her various flats, and making clothes for herself.
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