Southern Rose [Gone with the Wind]

He used to think that Ellen Robillard was just an ordinary rich lady. It wasn't until she married O'Hara in desperation that he finally felt that Ellen was a very interesting girl.

Now, that girl has already become a mother and gave birth to a girl like Scarlett.

He thought of Scarlett from Ellen, and then thought of Josephine. It is a pity that the girls in the Robillard family will probably get married early.He didn't know whether Ellen loved O'Hara or not, but Scarlett definitely didn't love Charles Hamilton, which he did know.

Where is Josephine?Does she love Tarent?It didn't seem like love either, but he wasn't sure.The woman Josephine is very different from Scarlett. He can understand Scarlett. The reason why Scarlett married Hamilton was completely out of anger. If Ashley wants to marry Melanie, then she will become Melanie's family, so they will always be in touch with Ashley.

Oh, the stupid girl!

He thought of Scarlett contemptuously.

Scarlett never knew what the outside world was like, oh, she should know by now, but she didn't know what to do, she was a wayward girl with little knowledge, only the little things around her.

Josephine knew a lot, but she didn't show it very much, and only occasionally mocked the "news" in the newspaper.She is an overly beautiful woman and overly rich, and she knows exactly what she can get with her beauty and wealth. She and Scarlett are completely two extremes.

It's interesting.

It is not difficult to get Scarlett at all, even if she still loves that hypocritical Ashley foolishly.He thought of that fake Ashley again. Didn't Ashley know that Scarlett loved him?No man is so stupid that he can't see the girl's admiration. He can't marry Scarlett, so don't always play with her.Scarlett, a little fool, hadn't seen many interesting men, and was attracted to a hypocrite like Ashley.

Where is Josephine?Has she ever loved anyone?Will she still love others?Will you marry again?It is actually difficult for a beautiful woman to be a widow all the time, unless she moves to some inaccessible remote mountain. Beautiful and rich widows are most popular with men, and it is difficult for anyone to refuse those wealth.

He didn't know exactly how much property the hapless Tarent had, but he only knew a lot, enough for Josephine and her two children to live a luxurious life like a royal family.Boston is far away from the battlefield, and life here has not been affected at all, and she can live a carefree life.Josephine may be lucky, but unfortunately, as far as he knows, her two marriages actually lasted less than 3 years.

He envied her two husbands, thinking that they could share the bed with a beauty like Josephine, and it would be worth their early death.

Rhett quickly handed his list of items to Josephine's butler, Sheldon.Sheldon had been promoted to butler after returning from France with the hostess, and Lydia had just given birth to their child Samuel two months ago.

Sheldon rented an apartment nearby and had her own home. Lydia had 6 months of maternity leave, and Josephine gave her 6 months of paid leave, saying that Samuel could take it to Come to the mansion.Josephine didn't like children who could only cry, and she couldn't even stand her own crying.

Shelton quickly prepared the needed items for Rhett and sent them all to the dock warehouse in New York, where Rhett could check the goods and then ship them directly to the ship.

Reid did not intend to pay for these goods, and Josephine was required to provide some gold coins or gold as an activity fee. He had to hire a team of soldiers to approach Atlanta.

Josephine asked him to do an extremely dangerous task, and she didn't think about making him work for nothing. Money is the only way to do things, and it just so happens that she is not short of money.

Before leaving, she met Rhett again and gave him half a pound of gold and 100 Mexican gold coins.

"Go there as soon as possible. If it is inconvenient to take them to Savannah, then send them to another city. Where to go is up to you, as long as they are safe. If... In short, you can make a decision when you get to Tara and see the situation. It's safe." First, the others are not important. If Tara is gone, it will be gone, and people will have a future when they live."

Rhett hesitated for a moment, then nodded: "I understand what you mean."

She said sadly: "I'm really afraid that something will happen to her. Father will definitely not be able to bear it." John went to Paris again last month, and Charles met a lovely lady. John must go to his son's wedding and pay for it.

The only property of the Robillard family in the United States is the shares of the railway company, but the railway company has not yet started to make a profit, and the money cannot be used. Fortunately, there is also a sugar cane plantation on the small island of the Bahamas, which earns 5 US dollars a year. income.Due to the spread of the war, the sugarcane gardens were also affected. Originally, the biggest buyers of sugarcane gardens were southern businessmen. Now ships cannot enter the southern states, so they can only be transported to the north. The consumption of sugar in the north is limited, so the sugarcane gardens can only be sold at a reduced price. Now earning less than $4 a year.

John used the proceeds to support his three younger sisters, but there were times when there was no way to spend the money, and if it weren't for Rhett, John would have thought of running to Charleston by himself.

Every time Josephine rambled to dissuade John, Pauline and Eulalie were still safe in Charleston, and there was no battle near Atlanta at that time, so there was no need to worry, and John went to Paris with peace of mind. .

Things are unpredictable.

Rhett didn't know what to say.War is ruthless, anything can happen, how dare he comfort her that nothing bad will happen?

John liked Ellen as a young girl very much, and he was not at home back then, he didn't stop old Robillard from driving away his cousin Philip, and he felt guilty that he didn't stop Ellen from getting married. He always thought that if he was at home, Philip wouldn't need to go back to Orleans; If Philip hadn't returned to Orleans, he wouldn't have died in a bar fight; if Philip hadn't died, Ellen wouldn't have married early in grief and despair.

The world is unpredictable!

In the end, he had no choice but to say dryly: "I will rush to Tara as soon as possible. Regardless of whether I can successfully take them away, I will write to you as soon as possible."

Josephine sighed softly, "Thank you."

The beauty's sigh is also very pleasant to hear, especially when she is shining a pair of star-like eyes towards you, you can't refuse her even more.