The City Convict and the Farmer's Daughter

Marcus Webburn was not a man who was going to prison. He had stolen. He had lied. He had even killed. But he was not going to prison.
He was going to a farm, instead, where he would serve his sentence as a farmhand.

Mary Reynolds was a sweet young woman, but curious as well. She had never left the farm, mainly because her father never let her, and she had always wished to learn about the world outside, particulalry the city.