Mail-Order Bride Ink: Dear Mr. Turner - Plot & Excerpts
After several moments of this he went behind his desk and spun toward his eldest son. “I don’t care how long it takes you!” he bellowed in a heavy Southern accent. “Take your brothers and scour the countryside! Find her, Major, confound it, or we’ll be ruined!” Major sighed in resignation. “Perhaps if you’d found another way to get us out of our current financial difficulty, Father,” he said in his own deep, smooth drawl, “my sister would not have deemed it necessary to run away.” “Ungrateful, that’s what she is!” his father barked. “Haven’t I given her everything she’s ever wanted, bent to her every whim? And this is how she repays me? Now that her family needs her, she abandons us!” “Rupert Jerney is, in my opinion, a bit of a cad – and I would say that even if he weren’t a Yankee carpetbagger. I believe if I were Pleasant, I’d have run too.” “Well, you’re not your sister, are you?
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