No doubt there family tragedies helped cement the bond between them.

                                                I apologize if this has been previously posted, but here's records from 7 matches https://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Teams/38/38179/Other_Matches.html

                                             I don't know how reliable the site Neverpedia is,however after reading this quote. " Michael's brothers Peter and Nico each later acknowledged suicide as a possible explanation, as did Barrie. However Nico was skeptical of any dark motives, noting reports that the couple had boisterously invited others to come with them that day", I believe (assuming the quote from Nico is accurate) the evidence is pretty overwhelming that this was not a suicide.

                                                              For what it's worth, I believe Barrie did have a strong physical attraction to the opposite sex. His letter where he speaks of Sylvia's adorable mouth, and another in which he described an actress in similar terms, do not sound like the language of a man who is asexual. I'm not sure of the psychiatric term, but there is a condition in which a young man may be very attracted to the opposite sex, but he will not attempt an intimate relationship with a woman, because in his mind it would mark the end of his childhood, which he is deeply attached to. As an armchair psychiatrist, that's how I tend to see Barrie.

                                                                 Hope I don't offend anyone, but I loved the 1956 black and white musical with Mary Martin. Martin herself was nothing outstanding, but Cyril Ritchard as Captain Hook and Sondra Lee as Tiger Lily, were hilarious and stole the show.

                                    Almost forgot. Even a year before her passing, Eiluned Lewis' answer that surely Audrey Lucas (going from memory) was the one, sounds harmlessly suspicious.

                                                      After reading Michael's letter of Jan 10 1917 to Eiluned Lewis several times, I'am convinced that he did in fact have quite a crush on the future poet-novelist.