Red Dead Redemption: Western Consortium

The next day.

David wakes up from a hangover.

He touched his aching head and felt the soft body next to him.

After dancing with Marybeth last night, Marybeth seemed to be getting bolder.

She talked to David about a lot, including her idea of ​​becoming a romance novel writer.

Originally, David didn't plan to drink a lot, but since Marybeth, a girl, picked up a bottle of wine, it was naturally impossible for him to refuse.

David was drunk and his tongue was a little too big. He told Marybeth that he supported her idea and that he could open a publishing house for her to publish her novels.

This is the confidence brought by the beautiful sword. There is no doubt that such words are very tempting to a girl.

I don’t know what happened next, I have no memory at all.

The two were probably drunk together, and Marybeth was sleeping next to him.

Of course, nothing else could happen in this open air situation.

It was already noon at this time, but you could see that many people in the camp were still sleeping because they were drunk last night.

The hard-working Kieran has already started helping Pearson with some food.

Dutch stood in front of the tent, lighting a cigar, and glanced at David from time to time, obviously having a lot of objections to him sleeping next to Mary Beth.

David was already a little uncomfortable with the life in the camp. The smell of alcohol and sweat made him want to go back to his house and take a shower.

But that guy Mike was snoring loudly in his sleep.

David didn't want to stay here anymore, so he walked over to Mike and kicked him gently.

"It's time to wake up, Mike."

Mike woke up from his deep sleep and saw that it was David. He said helplessly: "Can't you just let me sleep a little longer, David."

David said: "Okay, then you can continue to sleep, I'll go back first."

After hearing this, Mike immediately fell asleep.

"Don't be like this, David, I'm already up, aren't I."

Compared to life in the camp, Mike obviously missed the happiness in Valentine more, and he wished he could go there quickly.

But he didn't know that David no longer planned to let him indulge like that.

Just when David and Mike were about to ride away, the uncle came over.

"Hey, David, take me with you. You don't mind taking care of a helpless old man."

David was a little surprised. He didn't expect that his uncle would want to leave with him.

"Of course, uncle."

Naturally, David would not refuse such a request. Raising a spare person was nothing to David.

At this time, Arthur also came over.

"David, if you don't mind, take Kieran with you."

"His life in the camp was not very easy. There used to be many people from the O'Drisco gang in your camp."

"I think he'll be better than he is now."

Arthur repeatedly stopped Bill from bullying Kieran, but he couldn't always be in the camp.

Others in the gang obviously didn't like this former member of the O'Drisco Gang.

But at Six Points Cabin, Kieran once saved Arthur.

And now, letting Kieran leave with David can be regarded as Arthur's repayment for Kieran's life-saving grace.

"Of course, Arthur, but I don't have any extra horses. If uncle doesn't mind, let him stay with uncle."

David still has a good impression of this hard-working young man.

Back in Coulter Village, I even gave him a bite to eat.

"I don't mind, this guy is pretty good." The uncle agreed.

After getting David's consent, Arthur called Kieran over and asked him to go with David.

Kieran naturally agreed, knowing that this was Arthur's help to him.

Even though he was a little transparent in the camp, Kieran knew that David was different now.

Besides, in his heart, he always remembered the bite of food David gave him when he was in Plow Village.

Dutch didn't express his opinion. It seemed that he had already approved the uncle's move to follow David.

As for Kieran, a member of the O'Drisco Gang, he doesn't care even more.

Only Pearson said that he was missing a good helper.

Susan Grimshaw actually likes Kieran as a child. He does many chores in the camp. It would be nice to follow David now.

On the way back to Valentine, David asked his uncle curiously how he got Dutch to agree to his departure.

The uncle chuckled: "I told Dutch to work as a spy for you. If you plan to do anything to disgrace the gang, you will tell him the news."

"You know, I'm just a liability in the gang. I can't be of much help."

"Now, I'm going to go to your place to retire, but I can't miss out on my wine."

David laughed. As expected, the uncle still had a few brushes.

"Don't worry, uncle, you can drink as much as you want, but be careful not to drink yourself to death."

"Then I'll have to work hard to find a place to bury you."