Ten Days Travel Notes

Miss Mingqing from London stayed at Angel Farm in Cleveland County to cure her headache. The enthusiastic hostess Jane Smith and her brother Bill, who was as silent as a giant tower, welcomed the tired guest with fire, hot soup and thoughtful care. The carrot and potato soup was delicious, and Mr. Bill's cooking skills were far superior to any cook in London - if Mingqing hadn't noticed, there were no livestock at all on the farm, if she hadn't heard the sound of chains being dragged in the basement late at night. After ten days, the headache gradually subsided. Terror accumulates in daily repetition, and reason disintegrates under the silent gaze. When you discover the truth about healing, will you still be willing to walk out that door? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.