Chapter 237: Letter from hometown

What surprised Joan most was that the senior named Martin Smith actually wrote love letters to the Sister Castis at the same time, and the words and sentences were exactly the same, obviously in duplicate, and delivered at the same time.
For this matter, the sisters teased Mr. Martin Smith.
Rebecca also pretended to be regretful: "Unfortunately, Martha and I are not twins, and are not worthy of the love letters of these two identical twins."
Joan suspected that when Martin Smith wrote the letter, I was afraid that he had never dreamed that the Sisters of Castis would show the love letter they received to each other, and also displayed it in public at the weekend salon, so that his dirty behavior was exposed. Reduced to a ridiculous clown.
Recall the appearance of Martin Smith's premature aging, almost semi-bald hair, more than double the age of Rebecca, even if Joan does not want to judge people by appearances, he can only admit that he is really not worth the Sister Castis. He was ridiculed as a "toad" who dreamed of eating "swan meat", but also blamed himself.
However, after laughing, Joan felt a bit sad.
The first acquaintance he met at Leiden College was Martin Smith.
He had mistaken Martin as a freshman examiner as a teacher, and was grateful for suggesting that he apply for a student loan.
After enrolling, Joan learned that this person was the most unlucky "repetition student" of Leiden College's Austrian law major: he had been forced to postpone graduation for three consecutive years. In order to repay the large loan owed, he had to replace the student loan issuer. Charles Fitzgerald runs errands.
He also heard people say that every time Martin Smith draws a student loan applicant, he will get a rebate from Charles Fitzgerald.
It wasn't until then that Joan suddenly realized that it was no wonder that Martin was eager to help himself apply for a loan.
However, think about it, if you are also as unlucky as Martin Smith, and you will exhibit a perverted tutor like Walter Lee, and your academic level has reached the graduation standard, but the tutor is kept under various pretexts to force him to work for him as a cheap labor. Already had a difficult family situation and owed a debt of ass. In addition to racking his brains to find a shortcut to make a fortune, such as trying to win the favor of a rich woman and obtaining a large dowry to bail out, what else can be done to get out of this deep trap Dire dilemma?
In the face of this suffocating and embarrassing life, there is no qualification to straighten the waist and be upright.
With such thoughts, Joan had deep sympathy for Martin Smith.
If you are not lucky, and accidentally picked up "Tears of God", and then chance to get "Wisdom of Wisdom", I am afraid that the situation is not as good as Martin Smith.
If it is really urgent, don't say "eat soft rice", in order to survive, I am afraid that even more humble and more shameful things can be done.
Joan didn’t say what he really thought in the Castres’ after-dinner salon. After all, this little weekend salon is the only social circle outside the school that will accept him—and the only one he can bear—is. A window for his solitary, autistic inner world to communicate with the outside world.
He didn't want to destroy the warm atmosphere of this small circle. It was better to hide it in his heart if it was untimely.
Only when he was alone with George Vassar, his heart would open a gap a little, and to this equally silent and restrained major, he hinted at his sympathy for Martin Smith.
"Actually, I don't agree with the practice of Sister Castis publishing personal letters, which is very unfair to the parties.
"We outsiders are embarrassed to listen to. If they accompany them with their sarcasm and mockery, they may lose their manners, but it is inconvenient to criticize them in face-to-face manners for fun."
George Vaasa sighed.
"Sometimes, I even worry... if I write to Martha, will it also become a laughing stock for her and Rebecca to enjoy after dinner."
"That wouldn't be..." Joan heard a chill in his heart, secretly swearing that he would rather not write any love letter to any woman!
"I don't think so." Major Vaasa smiled self-deprecatingly. "Maybe they just want to show that they have no intention of accepting those people's proposal in this way, but also give us some incentives, suggesting that we should be more active."
"What more initiative?" Qiao An asked blankly, "I don't quite understand, what do you mean by that?"
"What do you mean by thinking about it yourself? It's boring when I say it." Mr. Major smiled.
Joan shrugged indifferently.
He was too lazy to bother about such boring puzzles. He couldn't think about it if he couldn't figure it out. If he had time to guess the puzzles, he might as well read two more books.
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In June, Joan had been studying at Leiden College for two months.
This afternoon, he received a letter.
As if a stone was thrown into the pond, the peaceful life caused ripples.
This letter came from Conti Poivatan.
Just two weeks before the letter was sent, the Conti family passed through the town of Delin and visited Joan’s grandfather, and found that the old ranger’s body was not as good as before.
In fact, since the day Joan left home to study, Guillaume Tell has been seriously ill, and his condition has been good and bad, and he has not recovered so far.
Kandy's father used magic to cure the old man, but the effect was not satisfactory.
Medical magic, in fact, uses the power of magic to stimulate the life potential of patients, and ultimately depends on the power of patients to defeat the disease.
The number of people's life is doomed by the sky.
When an old man is about to reach the end of his life, he has no longer nostalgia for life, and his body is like a candle about to burn out, and there is very little potential left. At this time, even if he performs divine magic on it, it will not have much effect.
In his letter, Kandy made no secret that Old Man’s health was bad. He told Joando to write a letter to his grandfather. It’s best to take advantage of the summer vacation to go home and visit his grandfather. comfort.
In addition, Kandy also frankly expressed his thoughts about Joan in the letter, and also complained that he had not written to himself for so long. It was really unmeaning. If Joan returns home during the summer vacation, he must write to inform her in advance and make an appointment to meet in Delin.
After reading the letter, Joanne felt very heavy.
Since coming to Leiden, he has written a letter to his grandfather.
The grandfather claimed in his reply that everything was fine at home and his body was very tough, so that he could concentrate on studying without worrying.
Joan originally believed it was true. It was not until Kandy's letter that he realized that my grandfather didn't tell the truth. In order to let himself study at ease, he concealed his illness.
After learning the truth, Joan felt guilty and immediately wrote a letter to his grandfather to persuade him to recuperate and promise to return home as soon as the summer vacation.
Next, he had to write back to Kandy, which was much more difficult than writing to Grandpa.
Kandy blames him for being too indifferent, and Joan is irrefutable.
In fact, he had long wanted to write to Conte, but he didn't know where to write.
After a long time of gestation, he couldn't even write a single word. It seemed that he lost his normal thinking and writing ability. His mood was inexplicably anxious, and there seemed to be an invisible barrier preventing him from communicating with Kandy.
Joanne can only blame this inexplicable communication disorder as a psychological symptom.
In fact, not only for Condy, Rebecca often complained about why he did not reply to his letter.
The difference is that Rebecca lives in the same city and on the same campus as him.
If Joan ignores Rebecca, she can take the initiative to find a door to ask the teacher to blame, drag him out of the self-enclosed "snail shell", and force him to accompany himself to participate in social activities-no matter how reluctant Joan is, Can only accept it retrogradely.
However, Kandy, far away in the jungle, does not have the convenience of Rebecca.
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