A Red Dead Redemption Story

Chapter 170 Not a good person

Arthur really thought about what he was going to say next, and then he said:
"Well, I heard that Madam, you have a daughter who is not married yet. You see, that's it... Actually, I am not married yet either..."

Looking at Catherine who looked surprised after hearing what he said, to be honest, Arthur was actually a little embarrassed in his heart, but he did not let this embarrassment show on his face.

And after Catherine understood that Arthur was thinking about her daughter, after a brief moment of astonishment, she reached out to stop her dissatisfied son, who was about to start swearing, she said with a smile:

"I do have a daughter, Mr. Callahan, but you have to know that this is the apple of our Bravest family's eye. Of course, if you are sincere, and on your terms, Mr. Callahan, then I think, It’s not like I can’t give you an answer after I get to know you better.”

"Of course, madam, I just don't know if I can meet your daughter now?" Arthur didn't show any embarrassment at all.

Although his request was very rude, but Arthur didn't really intend to marry his daughter, so it's rude to be rude. He was also doing this to serve as a matchmaker for Bow Gray.

Catherine, out of some special considerations at this time, did not refuse Arthur's rude request, but asked Arthur to wait for a while and then someone would call Penelope.

"Don't bother, ma'am, if you can, please tell me where she is now, I'll just go and visit by myself, just as I'm about to leave first." Arthur said aggressively.

Catherine's face looked a little ugly at this time, but she still agreed to Arthur's request. After asking the servant, Catherine told Arthur that her daughter was reading in the pavilion by the lake, and he could ask the housekeeper to take her there.

Moreover, Catherine thoughtfully used the reason that she was a little tired, and did not choose to go with Arthur.

After Arthur left Charlie and the others at the door of the mansion, he followed the housekeeper across a meadow, and then came to the pavilion by the lake. From a distance, Arthur could see the man in the pavilion wearing a light blue suit. girl in long dress.

No wonder Bow Gray would rather abandon everything and run away with this woman. If nothing else, at least she was good-looking.

Penelope in the pavilion also noticed that not far away, the housekeeper was leading a man towards her. Until Arthur came to her, she did not get up, and was still sitting on the chair, but she His eyes couldn't help but look up and down at Arthur curiously.

"Hello, Miss Brewster." Arthur greeted politely first.

Penelope picked up the glass jug on the table and poured Arthur a glass of water, then said to the butler who had not left:
"Su Nan, you can go back."

"Miss, this..."

"Thank you."

Under Penelope's insistence, the black butler named Sunan finally left. Watching this scene, Arthur sat down by the gazebo curiously and asked:

"You seem to know me?"

"Well, Mr. Callahan? I think you are here to deliver a message to me." Penelope said with a smile.

Arthur looked at her curiously, and finally took out a letter and a small box containing jewelry from his satchel and handed them to Penelope.

After seeing these two things, Penelope said happily: "There are actually gifts. Oh, Bao Ke is so thoughtful."

Seeing Penelope who couldn't wait to open the letter to check it, Arthur finally asked curiously:

"So how did you know that I was here to deliver a letter? Could it be that Bao told you in advance? Impossible. I'm really curious. Miss Bravest, can you help me clarify this?"

Penelope quickly finished reading Bao's letter in her hand. She appeared very happy. She answered Arthur's question simply:

"Before Bao escaped, he wrote to me explaining the follow-up arrangements. He said he would try to ask you for help. Well, as for why he asked you for help, you may have to ask him himself. I don't know. I guessed that you are Mr. Callahan just because you and Bao’s description match very well.”

Well, half of Arthur's doubts have been solved. Speaking of it, Arthur doesn't seem to have asked why Bo Gray decided to come to him for help... Well, you must ask if you have the opportunity .

"Okay, I think my mission is completed like this, so I'll take my leave." After Arthur finished speaking, he was about to get up and leave. After all, Penelope was not of much help to his current plan. The reason why I came here specifically to find Penelope was purely just in passing, to appease Bo Gray.

Penelope stopped Arthur, then she took out a letter that she had written and put it in a book and handed it to Arthur and said:

"Well, please call me Penelope. Also, I have a reply letter here, please bring it to Bao."

"..."

There is no other way. Just keep this letter as a tool to appease Bow Gray when he becomes restless. Just pawn this messenger.

……

Charlie, who was waiting at the door, looked at Arthur who came back and asked:
"Next, where to go?"

Arthur got on his horse, smoothed the hair of the carrot and said:
"Of course I'll have to talk to the manager of Lemoyne State Bank again, hehe."

"Boss, why don't you go to the manager first and then to Bravest?" Martin asked curiously.

Seeing Martin's "relapse of illness", Eamonn felt a slight headache, but Charlie didn't react at all. After all, he knew that Arthur would not mind because of this kind of thing.

Arthur didn't think much and answered Martin's question directly. He said:
"Because the bank is the least important in this matter. I only need to know the attitude of the Gray family and the Bravest family towards this matter. I can control the complete conflict between the two families by controlling the development of the situation. Explosion, hey, does that sound ridiculous?"

After hearing this, Martin scratched his head, finally nodded, and said:
"Boss, you said that the Gray family wanted the bank to call back their loan early, but the bank did not agree. And now you told Bravest that the bank wanted to call back their loan early, so do you plan to ask the bank to call it back The loan is still not accepted, so in this matter, are you on the side of the two companies?"

Arthur suddenly became interested, and he asked Martin:
"What do you think? If it were you, which side would you be on?"

"As for me, I might turn around and run away. I don't want to stand over there. I feel like they are not good people."

(End of this chapter)