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Chapter 185 The Star of the Theater (Part 1)
‘The Swan’ followed the Redwater River on its course ards May was standing on its bow, her eyes looking straight ahead She wasn’t standing here to enjoy the scenery, she just wanted to finally be able to see Border Town’s pier
“How er will it take us to reach our destination?” She asked impatiently
“We will be there soon, Miss May, the sun is shining on you again, it ht still be better if you went back to the cabin to rest,” Ghent, as standing directly behind her said She didn’t have to look back to know, that at this moment he would have a pleasant smile across his entire face
And as she then turned around, she discovered that she had been right, “That is exactly what you’ve told me before, how can it is still be soon? In the end, have you really ever been to Border Town before?”
“Uh …” for a long ti unknown, then he scratched his head and ely said, “The last tio”
“One year is already long enough to change the Lord of Longsong Stronghold, so what do you think could have happened in a decade?” May asked annoyed, “But there are always exceptions I only have to look at you, no inning to the end you’ve never stood on stage even once”
Seeing that she had finally swept the smile from her counterpart’s face, she was finally able to find soe, she really would never have ever wanted to go with this group of fellow performers to perforsong Stronghold, she was quite fahout the Western Territory She had even received an invitation fro’s City and perforreat success, and even the master of drama, Mister Kadin Faso, ad for Love Although she hadn’t played the heroine, she had still left an impression that wasn’t any less impressive than that of the fesong Stronghold, she had discovered that the stronghold had undergone enores Duke Ryan had been defeated, and the territory had fallen into the hands of the 4th Prince, Roland Wiovernance to Petrov Hill of the Honeysuckle Family… she had left the West for less than a year, but within that short period of time it had become entirely unfamiliar to her
Fortunately, the turmoil in the political upper ranks only had a small effect over the theater If only this had been all, but when May had spoken with her sisters about the war during a ht of the Western Territory, Morning Light had also been captured Hearing this her heart iether
Afterward, May directly rushed to the theater, looking for Irene to ask her about the situation only to discover that Irene had followed hio and went to Border Town, probably to reunite with her husband Hearing this news May felt a little depressed, but at the same time, there was also a little envy mixed in with it
They both worked in the saure, while Irene was the yet-to-rise newcomers, the flower of toroup of inferiors actors ere flattering each other all the tiards to her appearance, May was confident that she would never lose to anyone On the side of Fain, Irene, however, was only an orphan adopted by the theater, so when co than Irene did
However, this hardly gave May any relief Ferlin Eltek the Morning Light still developed feelings for Irene with her naïve looking face Later he evenup his family inheritance for this
“Look, there is farmland in front of us,” someone shouted, “We can’t be too far from Border To”
May looked to the left side of the ship, there she sas of knee-high wheat swaying in the wind and far thereen sea The in the clear river water reflected wheatfields extended ards, with no end in sight
“Such a beautiful scenery, Miss May,” Rosia walked over, nodding her head in greeting
“In such a remote place, I never expected that I would see such a vast farhold
“That’s nothing coreed “There, the wheat fields are so large that they even connect between two cities, along the roads the only thing you can see are wheat fields, so the people soon become bored of it”
“Is that so?” She smiled aardly, “I’ve never been that far away”
Well, this is the response ordinary people should show, May thought, in case it was Irene who had heard these words, I am afraid she will just show an expression of envy and ask myself to tell her et there one day”