Red Dead Redemption: Western Consortium

"Please, Arthur, help me, I have money, the Gray family has a lot of money, enough to pay you."

Here, after receiving the letter from Arthur, Master Bao of the Gray family once again asked Arthur for help.

He knew something about his family's involvement in the women's rights movement. From the Gray family's perspective, the women's rights movement was inseparable from the Braithwaite family. Even the rally could be successfully held because of the Braithwaite family's relationship.

Who knows that the current head of the Braithwaite family is an old lady who also supports women's rights rallies.

"Okay, for the sake of beauty."

Arthur finally agreed to Master Bao's request.

the other side.

David took two of his men to the gathering place of the women's rights rally.

"Mrs. Calhoun, this is Mr. David Callander, who is taking a great interest in our gathering."

After seeing David, Penelope naturally introduced him to Mrs. Calhoun.

Mrs. Calhoun saw David dressed like a gentleman and aristocratic, accompanied by two subordinates, and said with some surprise: "Welcome, Mr. Callander, as you can see, we are basically all ladies here. , but it’s rare to see men.”

Mrs. Calhoun was not surprised by David's arrival, and even looked forward to it.

Penelope had told him about David before.

Enlisting the help of wealthy people is key to the feminist movement.

After all, the feminist movement also costs a lot of money, and it was always the old lady Catherine who supported it before.

"Nice to meet you, Mrs. Calhoun. I have always agreed that women should have the same rights as men, not just in terms of voting rights, but also in education, work and politics. They should have the same opportunities as men."

"If Mrs. Calhoun agrees, I am very willing to participate in this protest march and provide some personal and insignificant help for the safety of all the ladies."

David's words made Mrs. Calhoun overjoyed, which showed David's support for women's rights.

You must know that it is difficult to have a big influence just by relying on women. Only by getting the help of more wealthy people can the feminist movement become louder.

"This is simply the best news I have heard today, Mr. Callander. I believe that with your help, this parade will be a perfect success." Mrs. Calhoun said happily.

the other side.

Arthur and Master Bao also came here.

"Bao, what are you doing here?"

Seeing Bao coming over, Penelope was happy but also asked nervously.

"I can't let you do this, you will die, Penelope." Bao said in a low voice.

"I'm ready to die for this, Bow, you know that."

"And you don't have to worry too much. We have obtained the support of Mr. Callander. With his help, this parade will go smoothly." Penelope glanced at Mrs. Calhoun who was chatting with her. David said.

Arthur also turned around and saw David.

David also saw Arthur coming.

"Excuse me, madam, I have a friend who is also here."

After David spoke to Mrs. Calhoun, he walked towards Arthur.

"Oh, Arthur, I didn't expect to see you here. It's such a nice thing."

David gave Arthur a close hug.

"David, I'm just helping a poor young master to pursue his love." Arthur said helplessly.

At this time, Penelope's expression became a little embarrassed.

She didn't expect Bao to come over, knowing that the family was preparing for her to marry David.

And now, Arthur, who sent them the letter, is actually David's friend, which means that she can no longer hide it.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Callander, I...I..." Penelope no longer knew how to explain.

Bao also noticed that something was wrong with the situation and quickly asked: "Penelope, what is going on."

David put his arm around Arthur's shoulders and said with a smile: "Everyone has the right to choose and pursue their own love, Miss Penelope, I know very well some of Mrs. Braithwaite's thoughts, but in fact I I already have a sweetheart of my own.”

"So, Miss Penelope, don't feel sorry for this."

After hearing this, Penelope finally breathed a sigh of relief. If David told his mother about her and Bao, it would definitely be a disaster.

"Thank you, Mr. Callander." Penelope said sincerely.

Although Bao didn't know what happened specifically, he could probably guess that it was related to the Braithwaite family, but so far things were developing well.

At Bow's request, Arthur still acted as the parade driver.

Mrs. Calhoun naturally couldn't say that Arthur would be very different if David was the coachman.

On the way to the parade, David and his men just rode beside the carriage.