Pastoral Life in the 19Th Century

Cecily suddenly transformed into a cannon fodder character in a 19th-century Mary Sue marriage novel and ended miserably. She was the daughter of a small farmer and had a contract marriage with her husband, Vincent, Marquis de La Mole. Her husband Vincent was an infatuated male partner who was in love with the heroine, and her marriage was just a family marriage forced by her. The two had no feelings. They signed a marriage agreement from the beginning of their marriage. Cecily was given a farm in the manor, on the condition that she was not allowed to fall in love with Vincent. This marriage is obvious at first glance. Cecily said there was a marriage by agreement? It's simply an employment agreement! When a nobleman marries a lady who manages the family, it is better to find a housekeeper. Cecily fulfilled the agreement very seriously, trying hard to be a noble lady on the surface, but in private, wasn't the farm fun! Run the manor's farm, improve the mill, feed the horses, grow potatoes, and grow vegetables in the vegetable plot. People sympathized with Cecily very much. Her husband had fallen in love with Lady Lillian, and Vincent was rejected and fell out of love. Cecily remained indifferent and dug into the farm. Cecily never imagined that it would be difficult to be a Marchioness. In addition to running the farm, he also has to protect the family title and property. Because of her successful management of the estate, Cecily even became a benchmark for housekeeping in the entire upper class. Cecily later expressed that she wanted to divorce and pursue a happy life. Vincent hesitated: Cecily, you still need to be the Marquise de La Mour, and the farm of the manor needs you. Cecily said that Vincent had no spirit of contract at all. It was agreed that it would be a contract marriage and it would be over when it expires! Give me the farm! Vincent said that the agreement could be extended, and he could even give half of the estate's income to Cecily, or even give all of it to Cecily. The family is short-lived, the water flows slowly, and it is daily life. Farm girl vs. Cool and handsome marquis Purpose: live a good life