April 17, 1860
I certainly wasn't expecting a diary, especially on my wedding anniversary.
What I really wanted was some jewels or perhaps some nice new dresses, not a crummy, old leather book kept together by some worn out strings.
But I suppose I should keep you; after all, you are a gift. Perhaps you can help entertain me, and give me something else to do besides tending the plantation.
Only time will tell if you can hold your worth.
YOU ARE READING
Once Upon a War
Historical FictionColette Harrison had the life she always wanted, a dashing husband, a beautiful house, and riches beyond her wildest dreams. But after Abraham Lincoln gets elected president, her life takes a turn for the worse. Suddenly her world is torn apart as t...
