Colonel Brandon once had a wealthy American friend, Mr. Kalman, who was a ship's captain. They fought pirates together, sailed the seas together, and basked in the sun on the beach at the Cape of Good Hope. Then they gazed at each other across the ocean.
A year later, Miss Marianne had finally grown fond of her neighbor, Colonel Brandon. Just when she thought she might marry into a wealthy family (not really), her American friend changed from Mr. Kalman into Miss Caroline, who had followed him all the way from America to Britain.
Beth, Colonel Brandon's adopted daughter, thinks that compared with her adoptive father's romantic troubles, her own little heartbreak is nothing. Besides, she believes no one but Caroline can become the lady of their manor. She means Marianne next door in particular.
This story is complete. Enjoy it while waiting for updates on other stories.
Actually, I want to see Marianne's expression ~ Am I too bad??
Then you can't be so nervous about Marianne. I think it's already very unpleasant to be invited to play with this girl, but she still makes trouble for God. I feel a little sad for the heroine. It's better to choose Henry. If the colonel keeps doing this, I think girls will eventually wear out their patience. I don't understand why he always pays attention to Marianne... Of course, this is quite similar to the character of the original novel. The author writes it very well. I hope you don't give up. I am just complaining about the character itself, hahahaha...
Brandon would definitely forgive his daughter. Although it is very inappropriate, I have a border collie that I raise as my daughter. One time I didn't pay attention when it was in heat, and she fell in love with a little wild dog. When I found out, my first thought was: It's these little wild dogs that seduce our good daughter. She is so young and doesn't understand anything, so she makes mistakes based on instinct. I want to kill this little wild dog (of course I just said it in anger)
The heroine is too frustrated. The hero should kick him out. Not rejecting a person who admires him is not called a gentleman. He is irresponsible to himself and others. He must abuse the hero. If the heroine is still like this after being together, the heroine is heartbroken. There is no need to hang on to a man for the rest of his life. It is easy to get together and break up...
Is this gone??? What an anticlimax!
Hahahaha, Caroline said that she was so sophisticated
Ahhhh, my colonel! I particularly like the big text, it feels like Sense and Emotion is a real world, separated from the small territory in the original work. Awesome, like?
Ahhhh, my colonel! I particularly like the big text, it feels like Sense and Emotion is a real world, separated from the small territory in the original work. Awesome, like?
It's great, I feel warm after watching it
"Brandon's rigorous Beth," gave the author a big bug~
Forbidden
Actually, I want to see Marianne's expression ~ Am I too bad??
Then you can't be so nervous about Marianne. I think it's already very unpleasant to be invited to play with this girl, but she still makes trouble for God. I feel a little sad for the heroine. It's better to choose Henry. If the colonel keeps doing this, I think girls will eventually wear out their patience. I don't understand why he always pays attention to Marianne... Of course, this is quite similar to the character of the original novel. The author writes it very well. I hope you don't give up. I am just complaining about the character itself, hahahaha...
Brandon would definitely forgive his daughter. Although it is very inappropriate, I have a border collie that I raise as my daughter. One time I didn't pay attention when it was in heat, and she fell in love with a little wild dog. When I found out, my first thought was: It's these little wild dogs that seduce our good daughter. She is so young and doesn't understand anything, so she makes mistakes based on instinct. I want to kill this little wild dog (of course I just said it in anger)
The heroine is too frustrated. The hero should kick him out. Not rejecting a person who admires him is not called a gentleman. He is irresponsible to himself and others. He must abuse the hero. If the heroine is still like this after being together, the heroine is heartbroken. There is no need to hang on to a man for the rest of his life. It is easy to get together and break up...
Is this gone??? What an anticlimax!
Hahahaha, Caroline said that she was so sophisticated
Ahhhh, my colonel! I particularly like the big text, it feels like Sense and Emotion is a real world, separated from the small territory in the original work. Awesome, like?
Ahhhh, my colonel! I particularly like the big text, it feels like Sense and Emotion is a real world, separated from the small territory in the original work. Awesome, like?
It's great, I feel warm after watching it
"Brandon's rigorous Beth," gave the author a big bug~ Forbidden