Savage Love On His Wheelchair

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After Rosemary's injury healed, Judy's vacation also just ended, originally intended to let Rosemary accompany her to leave, but Rosemary because very fond of this seaside town, so with the help of Judy Rosemary in this beautiful town to stay.

"Vanessa, here are shome-grown vegetables my mom askedto bring over for you and put them here for you!" A girl of about 17 or 18 years old shouted to Rosemary who was busy inside the yard.

The girl's smile is like a warm sunshine that makes people feel happy to see.

Putting down the hoe in his hand, Rosemary smiled faintly at the girl, "Thank you Melody, thank Auntie for me!" "Vanessa, you're too kind, | shouldn't even have had the tto thank you. If it wasn't for your guidance, | wouldn't have made such a big breakthrough in my painting!" Melody placed the dishes on a side table, dropped her gaze at Rosemary's feet, and said with a smile, "What are you doing?" "At hstay bored, see this garden inside the flowers have fallen, so | want to sprinkle svegetable seeds on it, so that when you want to eat it is also convenient to pick!" "Lethelp you!" After saying that, Melody took Rosemary's hoe as soon as she could, and plowed up on it skillfully.

"Oh, right! My mom also askedto bring you two fish over, she said you are pregnant with a baby now, you need to eat more nutritious things, so it's good for the baby's growth!" Pointing to a small bucket next to the table, Melody said with a smile.

"Auntie Fung is so kind to think ofwhenever she has something good to offer!" After living here for three months, Rosemary has already gotten used to the simple folklore of the area.

Most of the residents here make their living by fishing, especially Melody's parents, who take special care of her and send sover to her every tshe goes out to sea.

Rosemary lifted the bucket and went to the kitchen. After a while, she cout with a cup of chrysanthemum tea in her hand and handed it to Melody.

"Have schrysanthemum tea first!" "I'm really a little thirsty if you don't say so!" Taking the chrysanthemum tea in Rosemary's hand, Melody finished it in one gulp.

"By the way, little "Melody! Are you going to town for the next two days?" This tstaying at his very boring, although Judy will often send sfood and clothing over to her, but she still want to rely on their own ability to earn smoney, with the birth of the child, to spend more and more money, she can not always let Judy to pick up their own, even if she wants, she does not want.

"Does Vanessa want to go to town?" Melody watched Rosemary's brow furrow, thinking she had another headache, and anyway, it was Saturday, so she could take her out for a walk.

These days she saw on the news that a lot of companies buy designs online. These days she took advantage of the fact that she had nothing to do at night and also drew sjewelry design drafts and wanted to go to town to buy a computer and spaint brushes and drawing paper to cback. If someone appreciated her work, maybe she could even register a jewelry design stuonline.

"lI want to go buy a computer and see if | can find something to do online when | have nothing to do!" Although she doesn't know what she used to do, when she sees those people's design drawings, so much inspiration comes to her mind and she can just pick up a pen and draw it out.

"Then let's go now! It just so happens that my dad's electric car is at home, so I'll drive you to town now!" Melody said, plucking sof the last of the seeds in her hands in the dirt, gathering them up, and smiling.

"Fine, wait for me, I'll go upstairs and get my bag." It was a beautiful, cloudless day, perfect for getting out and about.

Melody rode the family's electric car and drove Rosemary all the way to town, laughing and talking.

Looking at the lively and noisy street in front of her, Rosemary couldn't help but be in a good mood. This was the first tshe settled here and cto town because of the household goods that Judy would send over almost every week, so she didn't have to cout.

"Vanessa, it's the first tyou've been back in town!" "Well, it's really lively here!" Rosemary looked out at the crowds coming and going and couldn't help but say.

Melody has lived here since she was a child, and she knows every corner of the town very well. Leading Rosemary to a parking lot, Melody parked her electric donkey to the side, took out the keys and locked the car, and only then took Rosemary's arm and walked towards the place where computers were sold.

"Does this town look like it's big?" "That is certainly, our town here you do not see it is just a small town, but we can use a few words to summarize, the sparrow is small but all the guts!" Rosemary looked at the streets here, and it really seemed as if everything was for sale, as Melody had said.

"Do you have tourists here visiting this side?" See a side of a received on all set are spure handicrafts, curious to ask.

"Yes! About five miles from town there are many ancient ruins left in the past, and many buildings on it are well protected by the state, all many tourists chere by name, and naturally the town's business follows." | remember Judy told her before that she chere on vacation and found her while walking on the beach. It seems that not only those ruins here, but | am afraid that the beach over here is also the reason why those tourists chere.

What's more, the scenery here is like a paradise, there is a clear river on the edge of each village, the banks of the river are full of sunknown flowers, and the residents here are very clean, no one will throw garbage into the river, but will be planted with beautiful flowers on the windows against the river, so that once you cin, you have the urge to settle here, at first she was looking at the scenery and The simplicity of the people, which is simply invisible outside.

"Vanessa, this is the biggest computer town in our town, let's go in and take a look!" The two people just went in, and a young handsyoung man cup to meet them, smiled slightly and said, "Welcome, what style of computer do you two ladies want to buy?" The young attendant led Rosemary to the laptop counter and pointed to the computers on it, introducing them to the two of them.

"May | ask which of you two ladies would like to buy a computer?" "It's me, | want to buy one with better performance, and most importantly, it must have enough memory so that it won't be so stuck!" Rosemary told the waiter what she wanted, and soon the waiter brought over a very thin and light computer, plugged it in, and turned it on for Rosemary to try.