Pompidou, his butler Hove, and their afghan hound Marion were hungry. Their caravan held no provisions, and their pockets were empty. Driven by desperation, Hove’s search for sustenance led him into a precarious predicament. Now, it fell to…

Pompidou feels as though he has struck it rich, yet Hove is the true beneficiary. The city's metamorphosis leaves Pompidou disconsolate, though he is determined not to remain so for long.

Georges Pompidou learned that a bowl he had gifted to a friend was now valued at a million pounds. He and Hove embarked on a series of efforts to retrieve the piece, ranging from a spirited negotiation in a second-hand shop to an attempt at…

Valentine's Day has arrived, and Pompidou desires a companion. A chance encounter with a woman from a dating agency offers the possibility of fulfilling this wish, though Pompidou’s concept of romance is not universally appreciated.

Pompidou possessed an excessive accumulation of possessions, and the residents of Hove had reached their limit. Hove organized a sale of some of the surplus items at a church hall fair, but Pompidou would stop at nothing to retain his colle…

The cold is a persistent ache. The caravan's electric heater has failed, and the repairman has refused to come. Holiday is the only option remaining, yet without funds, Pompidou and Hove must find a way to make it work.