(I wish all the babies will be rich! Save it)
Constance always felt that there was another way to live in life, but every day when she woke up, she would always see a yellow and dripping ceiling in front of her eyes.
The beautiful and frail father, the mother who was racially discriminated against, the little sister who was waiting to be fed, and the unparalleled beauty of her.
Unable to believe the sweet words of those young men she met by chance, in the winter of 1910, Connie entered a newly opened theater on Broadway to play The Vase.
At least make a solid profit.
It was snowing heavily, and during the Lunar New Year, she quietly posted a couplet on the back door of the theater.
On one side, "dollars are rolling in" and on the other side, there is "gold rolling in."
Turning around, a tall, pale and handsome man with snowflakes on his blond hair asked seriously what it meant.
After Connie finished explaining, she stared at him cautiously. As a result, the man began to desperately take out banknotes:
"Does the pound count?
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Williams is the eccentric of the family, the aristocratic anomaly.
He refused female companionship, mistresses, let alone marriage, and wanted to be a "Christ's son of London circles".
The family members were very worried: If it wasn't Du Miao, who would care about him?
It just so happened that the wealthy people in the United States were fawning back and forth, and the elders said:
"Take him to see American girls, we don't mind the nationality. "
These second-generation rich people are rich in experience and are ready to take the future Duke to Broadway to open his eyes.
Williams scoffed.
As a result, while going for a walk, he saw an angel with a mysterious red paper on it.
The moment she turned her head,
He even thought about what his wedding dress would look like.
Inspiration remains on 2026.6.11
There are characters from "American Tragedy", "Pride and Prejudice", "Gone with the Wind", etc., As well as certain historical events, but the heroine has passed by from all over the world hahaha
Purpose: Love life and not be afraid of difficulties