Rebirth in America: Great Slave Owner

PS: Because some of the plots of "In War" were not well sorted out, I found out that there was a big problem when writing, so I paused for a while, and I will continue to write from Chapter 89 of "In War" ; Now I will write the third volume "After the War" first. Anyway, the ending remains the same. All of them were defeated in the South, so it will not have much impact on the third volume as a whole.

"Dear, what do you think of this villa?" Tangning proudly introduced the villa she bought in New York to Heidi and Caroline.

Heidi looked around, then nodded and said, "Very good, although the garden is a little smaller, it feels a lot more lively around than New Orleans!"

Then he sighed with emotion: "It's a pity that my father and brother refused to come to New York!"

"Maybe life in Brazil is more suitable for them, but we can visit them often." Downing advised, because until the end of the war, Brian and his son found that the southern states still hadn't lifted military control, so they decided to go to Brazil to continue building plantations.

To ease Heidi's mood, Tangning changed the subject and said, "By the way, two newspapers have asked us to write about Tangning Manor. I have already prepared the outline. How about you?"

Heidi took it and looked at it, and immediately praised: "I think it's enough to write more than 20 issues just because the king and the queen are coming to visit this one." Then she denied: "No, from getting the news to preparing for it. By the time the king arrives and summed up afterwards, fifty issues should be able to be written.”

In fact, Tangning's idea is the main plot of the movie version of "Downton Abbey", but he is very pleased that Heidi is more and more able to use the plot...

Just when Tangning was about to say something, the doorbell rang suddenly. After Caroline opened the door, she walked in with a young man in a hotel uniform. Tangning knew that this was a staff member of the hotel where he had been staying.

The young man said to Tangning, "Mr. Tangning, this is a telegram sent to you. Manager Mendel asked me to send it to you!"

Tangning motioned for Isabel to hand over a tip, and said, "Thank you, Manager Mendel, for me when I go back. I will notify New Orleans of my new address as soon as possible." (Because I just moved, I haven't had time to tell Luo the new address. Bo, so he still sends the telegram to the hotel where he usually lives.) Remember for a second s://

After the hotel guy left, Tangning opened the telegram and was stunned. Heidi asked with concern, "Tony, what's the matter with you?"

Tangning sighed, "It's nothing, it's just that I didn't expect him to go to battle, and he died!" As she spoke, she handed the telegram in her hand to Heidi.

Heidi took it over and looked at it, and said in surprise, "Isn't this Uncle Jules who owed a lot of money to me, Tony?"

Tangning nodded and replied, "That's right, that's why I said I didn't expect someone like him to go to the battlefield!"

This time it was Heidi's turn to persuade Tangning, "Tony, you can't think that way, as you always say, there are no absolute bad people and no absolute good people in this world, although Uncle Yule did indeed do certain things. It's not good enough, but I can see that he is not confused at all in important matters, and you can see that he also remembers the money he owes. Doesn't this make you sell all the paintings he left in Paris to help him pay off his debts? !"

Tangning chuckled lightly, "If someone buys his paintings, then he won't be in debt. Forget it, when I have time, I'll go to Paris and take back all of his paintings as a souvenir. Anyway, I have almost paid his debts for him."

Just as the two were sighing, they suddenly heard a loud noise at the door. When they walked over to look, Tangning was stunned again, because this scene seemed familiar. A similar scene had happened at their door a few years ago. in New Orleans.

The reason why Tangning said this was because the man standing in front of her house was actually Reina, the literary young man who claimed to be marrying Isabel a few years ago, and she didn't know how he knew the address of the newly purchased villa.

So Tangning first pulled Reiner's hand away from Isabel, then asked in a cold voice, "Why are you here?"

Reiner first drew a cross, and then replied excitedly: "This must be the guidance of God. When I just passed by here, I happened to see Isa coming out. To be honest, I couldn't believe my eyes at that moment. !"

"Did God tell you to grab a young lady's clothes?" Tangning mocked.

"Isa, I'm sorry, I was too excited just now, I apologize to you!" Reiner apologized.

Then he said to Tangning in a loud voice, "Mr. Tangning, now you have no reason to stop Isa and I?"

"Why do you think so?" Tangning asked him with a sullen face~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Reiner replied proudly, "Because now the war is over, Mr. President also issued the Emancipation Proclamation. , So Isa is no longer your slave, you have no right to stop my pursuit of her, do you want to disobey the law, Mr. Tangning?"

"You still want to pursue Isa?" Tangning asked in disbelief.

Reiner nodded without hesitation and replied, "Of course, my love for Isa has never changed!"

Although she admired Reiner's infatuation with Tangning, she still attacked mercilessly, "Sorry, Mister Reiner, although Isa is not my maid now, she is my maid now, so it doesn't violate the law! Before coming to New York, Tangning had already negotiated with Caroline, Isabelle and other women, and their status would be changed from slave girls to maids. Of course, if they didn't want to, Tangning could give them freedom, but all the girls chose to stay." down.)

Then he said, "And I believe that Isa still won't accept your love, right Isa?"

Isabel nodded vigorously and replied without hesitation: "Yes, I will stay by Mr.'s side and be a maid for life, so Mr. Reiner, I thank you for your kindness, but please don't disturb my life in the future, or I will call the police. of!"

"Isa, you, you!" Reiner was incomprehensible and sad, and was speechless for a moment.

At this time, Tangning urged, "Mr. Reiner, you heard what Isa said, so please leave immediately, or I will really call the police!"

In desperation, Reiner had to choose to leave, but before leaving, he shouted at Isabel: "Isa, I will wait for you, you can come to me at 73 59th Street at any time, any time!"