pte

ting

see how her father was do

woken up yet. Hartman's resting in bed,

some water and

Rachel, who gracefully sat beside the bed, help

ife, she had been manipulated by her second sister-in-

Her two nephews, who had been misled, had started working at a young age. Despite being brilliant students, th

ps from the cup of water she offered. Her parched

see how Dad

few family members helped

ace as she watched the fr

d all too well, the beginning of

out for a consultation, but due to the muddy mountain road, he fel

something was wrong and went out

her had rolled down the hill. Joanna and her siblings rushed down the s

n a large rock and was unc

e, hitched a bullock cart,

er did not regain consciousness, b

there wasn't much they could do besides letting him rest, e

took their father home and

their father. With the youngest son still unmarried and

cant amount, and the western medicine was expens

ming downtime to seek employment to supplement th

ng for their father, and ov

w. Although the men in the family said nothing, she felt she had le

ent and capable, tirelessly worki

ponsibilities fell to the second sist

y. Joanna, a high school student, had never been taught to do chores, havi

ished two ears while idling, but Joanna co

h decided that such lazin

d that the Lawrence family in the nearby village was seeking

ney would be needed for a funeral. This girl had already spent

ging the money. This thought angered Hannah, who had no idea how much Emily had secretly given

, the angrier she became, firmly

father had always adored Joanna and hoped for a good

Goodness turned out to

he was also known for petty theft, hardly the

e of $100, she was incompetent, and the

er could awaken, firmly rejected the proposal. H

ap

her father, who felt like he was two l

t had a fallout and a fever from it. You should rest. Dad

ching over their father, c

k Lawrence Goodness for rescuing someo

nce Goodness's mother had promised her $10 as

thing in the morning, eager to resolve th

how did you fall

e Goodness there? Did

rashing about in the river

he village about Joanna sneaking out at night to meet

te their sensible thoughts, the brothers found themselves arguing with the gossiping wome

asn'

see how her father was do

woken up yet. Hartman's resting in bed,

some water and

Rachel, who gracefully sat beside the bed, help

ife, she had been manipulated by her second sister-in-

Her two nephews, who had been misled, had started working at a young age. Despite being brilliant students, th

ps from the cup of water she offered. Her parched

see how Dad

few family members helped

ace as she watched the fr

d all too well, the beginning of

out for a consultation, but due to the muddy mountain road, he fel

something was wrong and went out

her had rolled down the hill. Joanna and her siblings rushed down the s

n a large rock and was unc

e, hitched a bullock cart,

er did not regain consciousness, b

there wasn't much they could do besides letting him rest, e

took their father home and

their father. With the youngest son still unmarried and

cant amount, and the western medicine was expens

ming downtime to seek employment to supplement th

ng for their father, and ov

w. Although the men in the family said nothing, she felt she had le

ent and capable, tirelessly worki

ponsibilities fell to the second sist

y. Joanna, a high school student, had never been taught to do chores, havi

ished two ears while idling, but Joanna co

h decided that such lazin

d that the Lawrence family in the nearby village was seeking

ney would be needed for a funeral. This girl had already spent

ging the money. This thought angered Hannah, who had no idea how much Emily had secretly given

, the angrier she became, firmly

father had always adored Joanna and hoped for a good

Goodness turned out to

he was also known for petty theft, hardly the

e of $100, she was incompetent, and the

er could awaken, firmly rejected the proposal. H

ap

her father, who felt like he was two l

t had a fallout and a fever from it. You should rest. Dad

ching over their father, c

k Lawrence Goodness for rescuing someo

nce Goodness's mother had promised her $10 as

thing in the morning, eager to resolve th

how did you fall

e Goodness there? Did

rashing about in the river

he village about Joanna sneaking out at night to meet

te their sensible thoughts, the brothers found themselves arguing with the gossiping wome

asn'

awrence Goodness," Joanna insisted as s

, she was returning from the town clinic, where she had gone to pick up medicine for their father. She had mis

had stopped her halfway, bothering her incessantly. In the mid

at home. It was Lawrence who had pulled her from the water, bu

furious. They quickly gathered a grou

f, claiming Joanna was ungrateful. Hartman accused h

onnected the dots, considering the Bennett family's earlier rejection of the marriage proposal and the con