Continuation of "Gone with the Wind"

Chapter 12 Property rights dispute

If only Suellen hadn't been so desperate to tell her to go down to dinner, she'd be able to spend a little longer with Ma.She didn't answer, and said goodbye to her mother slowly in her heart, then looked around the house that had become completely different in her eyes, turned around and went downstairs.

"I thought your compassionate heart was great, but it turned out to be nothing more than that. Mammy is so kind to you, why didn't you spend more time with her and ran into your own room instead?" Suellen was still so eccentric, causing Descarlett's belligerence swelled again.She retorted unceremoniously: "Could it be that Mammy is only good to me alone? Why don't you spend more time with her when you are at home every day? Also, no one cleans up my house, am I not a member of the family? "Don't you know how busy I am? These few small things are enough for me to worry about, and you still send someone here. Besides, isn't your house in the city not enough to live in, so you have to go to the countryside? Your room It’s already unoccupied, so why should I clean it up? You haven’t been back to Tara for so many years, you still know whether it’s your home or not.” Scarlett really wanted to slap her, this annoying sister, what about Will? Will like her?Although Will was sitting in his own seat, his eyes kept staring at Scarlett's movements, making Scarlett unable to make a move.

"Besides, I also own Tara, and it's not yours alone." Seeing that Scarlett didn't make any further moves, Suellen became even more arrogant, "Our pious little sister Karin gave her share of property rights to Great and merciful God, now you and I have a third of Tara. When you can get it back from the monastery, tell me what to do."

"What did you say? Karin gave all her property rights to the monastery, why didn't I know?" Scarlett had never heard of this, and she was shocked.

"Don't excite Scarlett, listen to me. Karin was going to enter the Charleston Abbey and used all her property rights as a dedication. Because Tara hadn't resumed labor at that time, and she didn't want to ask you to borrow money , so she..." Will was interrupted by Scarlett before he finished speaking, "My God, Will, why didn't you tell me? I have money, and it doesn't matter how much she is willing to donate, but Why did she donate Tara? Isn't that the same as throwing money into the water?" "That's no way, now the property right is in the hands of the monastery, and you don't want to come back at all. Besides, if you go to ask for it now How will Karin behave in the monastery in the future?" Scarlett hadn't spoken yet, but Suellen couldn't bear it anymore, provoking Will and said: "I said, why do you just take care of her when Karin is mentioned? Think about it? You were so reluctant when she wanted to enter the monastery, what is going on with her?" "Suellen, don't go too far, I have nothing to do with Karin." "The devil would believe it. If not She entered the monastery, you won't marry me at all, don't think I don't know. Will Benting, what am I not as good as Karin? What am I sorry for you? You are so..." Suellen said As soon as she was about to cry again, she immediately remembered what Dilsey had said about not being able to cry when she was pregnant, so she put her hands to her face and stumbled away again.Will hastily apologized to Scarlett and went after her, leaving Scarlett alone at the dinner table thinking about things.

Karin actually donated Tara, which made her unexpected and very angry.No matter how pious the stupid little girl was, she had to get her property rights back, even if it made her a poor man in the convent.Not to mention the monastery, she would go even if the tiger said so.When she gets back the property rights, she will buy back Will's share—if he doesn't agree, he will be driven away. She doesn't care how deep Will's affection for Tara is, no one is as deep as her affection for Tara— — then Tara will be completely her own, and can resume its former prosperity.She couldn't help laughing, the light in her eyes was even more dazzling than the midday sun outside.