Jane. Love

There was no way to go out for a walk that day. Yes, we had wandered through the bare bushes for an hour that morning, but since lunch time, as long as there were no guests, Mrs. Reed always ate early before the bitter winter wind blew. This suited me just fine. I have always disliked long walks, especially in the afternoon when the weather was cold. In my opinion, it was terrible to go home in the cold dusk. Not only my hands and feet were frozen, but also I had to be scolded by the nanny for being sucked, which made me feel very unhappy. Besides, I felt that my body was not as strong as Eliza, John, and Georgiana Reed, so I couldn't help but feel inferior. Eliza John and Georgiana, whom I have just mentioned, were now in the drawing-room, surrounded by their mother. He was leaning on the sofa by the fire, surrounded by his precious children. This time he neither argued nor cried. He looked very happy. He never let me interfere. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.