George mounted his horse and hurried to the address written on the note.
At this time, his face was gloomy and terrifying. He didn't know why, but he seemed to be particularly concerned about Martha's affairs.
This may be what Long Yan calls love at first sight.
After galloping all the way, George arrived at the gate of Martha's plantation before noon.
Before going in, George straightened out his clothes that were already very wrinkled due to the rush.
George looked at the house where Martha was and walked forward.
I knocked on the door very politely, but no one responded.
But George was like a man waiting to see his sweetheart, as restrained as he wanted to be.
The anxiety never stopped.
Bang!
At this moment, something hit the door, making a loud noise and hitting George's uneasy mind.
George was stunned for a moment before he could react.
The door flew open.
Mafa's angry voice came: "I will never agree to be your mistress, just..."
Martha looked at the man standing at the door, strange yet familiar, and a look of embarrassment suddenly appeared on her face.
George smiled awkwardly and said apologetically: "Sorry, madam, for disturbing you."
Martha looked at the man who invited her to dance with her at the ball last night, and showed a slightly awkward smile: "I should be the one to apologize. I rejected you last night, and today I let you..."
Martha spread her hands, not knowing how to continue.
George didn't care: "It's okay."
"I was rude. As a gentleman, I should have made an appointment to visit you in advance. However, my friend told me that you have encountered some trouble."
"So... I wanted to come over and see if there's anything I can do to help you."
Faced with George's straight-to-the-point, unabashed way of answering, Martha smiled helplessly.
"Who are you?"
"George, madam, you can call me George." George introduced himself eagerly.
"Oh, dear Mr. George, I don't know if you realize how rude your behavior is. We are just friends who have met once, so you understand."
Only then did George notice how eager he was just now, but he had lost all his politeness.
After realizing that my language was even more offensive.
George took a deep breath and looked at Martha very seriously: "Ms. Martha, I'm sorry, I offended you."
"But you don't have to turn yourself into a hedgehog."
After saying these words, George smiled slightly.
He turned around to leave.
A trace of regret actually arose in Martha's heart.
She is already a mother of two children, and her husband also died due to a serious illness. To the people in the town, she is an unfortunate person.
George is a different man.
He was polite and polite, and his sisters, with whom he had a fairly good relationship, said that George was once a soldier and a battle hero in Vergilis.
Such a very charming person.
Martha fell in love with him at first sight, but when she thought about her current situation.
Martha sighed, but looking at George's lonely background, what could he do wrong?