Rebirth in America: Great Slave Owner

Although he was of the same age as Brian Clark, he was almost ten years older than him, so he didn't usually have much contact with him, so he was a little surprised that he was looking for Tangning.

I saw Brian said: "Tony, Heidi told me that she is continuing to write your novel, and you have to help her publish it in the "City News", this is really too much trouble for you. "

Tangning waved her hand and said, "No trouble, Heidi is actually helping me a lot, Brian, don't you know that Uncle Milo is urging me to continue writing "Gone with the Wind" every day, but I was just on a whim. I don’t want to write any more, and now with Heidi’s help, I’m relieved!”

Although Tangning was telling the truth, Brian thought that Tangning was evasive, but he didn't ask any further questions, but changed the subject: "Tony, I heard that you broke up with Miss Howard in Atlanta. already?"

Tangning nodded in embarrassment and replied, "Yes!"

"Uh, can I ask why you broke up?" Brann asked tentatively, but when he saw Tangning's unhappy expression, he quickly explained, "Don't get me wrong, Tony, this is a little bit about what I'm going to tell you about. Relationship, but if you don't want to say it, you can!"

Tangning hesitated for a moment, then replied, "It's nothing, it's just that Miss Howard doesn't accept my adoption of female slaves!"

"Don't accept the adoption of female slaves?" Brian confirmed somewhat unexpectedly.

Tangning nodded and replied, "That's right, even if I were raised on a farm outside, it wouldn't work!"

Based on previous knowledge, Brian knew that Tangning had indeed built another small manor next to his manor, but it had been abandoned since he returned from Atlanta, so he was sure what he said should be the truth.

Although Brian thought this reason was absurd, it was not convenient for him to comment on his relationship with Tangning, so he could only laugh dryly, "Miss Howard really has a great personality!"

Then he turned the conversation and asked, "Tony, you don't have to be so sad. What kind of girl do you like, let me introduce you!"

Tangning waved her hand, "Thank you, but I'm not in the mood for the time being!"

Hearing Tangning's words, Brian hesitated for a while, then echoed, "That's true. It always takes a little time to get out. We're going to go hunting next week. Come on Tony!"

Since the last time she hunted deer with Jonathan and the others, Tangning realized that hunting was actually quite fun. Of course, it wasn't exactly hunting. At least it was different from serious hunters. Subordinates, drinking and bragging while shooting casually in the wild woods, any man will like it...

After Tangning left, Brian went to the study, and his father Alnie Clark asked him, "Little Tangning is gone?"

Brian nodded and replied, "Yes, father!"

"How was your chat with him?" Arnie asked again.

"Not bad, very interesting little guy! By the way, father, what do you think he separated from Miss Howard of Atlanta?" Brian asked with a smile.

"Oh? Why?"

"According to him, it was because that Miss Howard couldn't accept that he had a slave girl."

"This reason surprised me a bit. I thought it was because of him and that Mrs. Murphy."

"It's also possible, but that's what he told me."

"You're right, I did some research and came to the conclusion that this is a very interesting little guy, and it seems to have become interesting after a serious illness, but in general I think he is still Not worthy of Heidi!"

"Of course he doesn't deserve it, but he's the first man to interest Heidi, and we have to do something in advance!"

Tangning naturally didn't know what Clark and his son were talking about at this time, and when he returned to the manor, he found that Garrison was already waiting for him in the living room. As soon as he met Garrison, he asked him, "Tony, Is this "Hao Scarlett" really not written by you?"

Tangning nodded and replied, "Of course, why am I lying to you, and do you think the writing is the same as mine?"

"That's really different, but I haven't heard that Heidi from the Clark family can write novels before, so I wonder if it's Tony that you told her the outline of the story in order to pursue her!" Garrison guessed road.

"Uncle Milo, your imagination is too rich, and you said that you have never heard that Miss Clark can write novels before, so don't you know that I can write novels before?" Tangning asked rhetorically.

This question really stopped Garrison from asking, but he was stunned for a moment and then said, "Uh, that's right, I didn't know you could write novels before. It seems that we have a lot of geniuses in New Orleans!"

Tangning followed the trend and said, "Of course, so you must have a pair of eyes that can find beauty!"

Unexpectedly, Garrison suddenly changed the subject at this time: "Tony~www.readwn.com~ I heard that you broke up with Miss Howard of Atlanta, so you can take this opportunity to pursue Heidi from Clark's family, their family's You know your strength, if you can marry her, then your manor can be doubled in size!"

Tangning replied angrily, "Uncle Milo, I'm not in the mood right now!"

"I can understand your current mood, but I sincerely advise you to seize this opportunity. You also know how many good guys in New Orleans like Heidi!" Garrison still advised.

Tangning wanted to retort, there are indeed many boys who like Heidi, but do you think there are still people chasing her? But on another thought, it was inconvenient to tell Uncle Milo this kind of thing, so he said perfunctorily: "I see, I will think about it when my mood adjusts!"

Seeing that Tangning was really not interested in this topic, Garrison had to change the topic: "By the way, Tony, do you know who the Republican presidential candidate is this time?"

"Congressman Seward from New York State?" Downing guessed.

"Huh? Did you see tomorrow's newspaper? No, it should still be in the printing house!" Garrison asked in surprise.

Tangning thought, "It's still a guess. Lincoln has been killed, so Seward will naturally be the candidate for the candidacy. Who else?" But on the surface, it didn't explain that, but answered mysteriously: "I received a telegram from a friend in New York, so I just found out!"

"I didn't expect you to care so much about the presidential campaign. No wonder you can write such a wonderful deduction in a novel!" Garrison said with emotion.

PS: Thanks to the support of book friends "Little Devil of Book Desolation", "" and "Miaomiao Zijinque Taiwei Yuqing Palace"!