Kiss when they wake up in the morning, kiss when they go to bed at night, kiss before and after eating, kiss, kiss, kiss all day long. During the first kiss, John Braddock tended to be nervous. Jacqueline Daybright, passive when she was Lionel's chaste wife, had to lead him. It was a new experience for John, and they wanted each other fiercely. As John was resting, Jacqueline suddenly asked him to look out the window. "Are you curious if the servant is peeping?" "No, I'm worried about the skeleton." John didn't understand what she meant, but he did as she was told and looked out the window. The moonlit forest was cold. The thin branches of the tree, which stretched out into the sky, seemed to him as if from the depths of the earth the undead reached out their helping hand. "Is there anybody here?". "There is no one." "Really? Then it's good." John watched with a surprised face as Jacqueline's eyes filled with tears, which turned into drops and ran down her cheeks. For the next three days, they spent the rest of the day in bed, enjoying themselves. The honeymoon passed, and from the fourth day, John began to work hard as the new owner of the mansion. He had never farmed before, so he had to learn a lot from Jacqueline and Doug, the foreman. A month later, at Jacqueline's request, John married her in the church. Jacqueline Daybright renamed Jacqueline Braddock.
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The Argo Goes West
Science FictionIn 1900, creatures from Greek myth began to invade America, where the frontier line had disappeared. Theodore Roosevelt builds the Argo, a battle train and heads to the west where monsters await!
