Tethered Liberty

Cally Shearman was very mistreated since her mothers death, she and her brother Rolfe found their father Barnear,cold amd selfish.Rolfe left home, and went to Mexico, Cally stayed to keep house for her unthankful father.Rolfe was going to get married and he wanted Cally to come to the wedding.Cally had been very sick, and she was still week, but she asked her father if they could go to her brother's wedding.Bernard told Cally she could go, and he would pay for her ticket, but only one way, after the wedding she could do whatever she wanted to do, because he was going to marry again, and sell the house, Benard was going to move in with his new wife, Elma Bates, who was just like him, he then told Cally there was no room for her in there new home.Cally got to Mexico, and found her brother had left he bride at the alter, for another man's wife.The brides Cousin Javier Zarazua Guerrero, wanted to pay Cally back for Rolf's treatment of his cousin.Cally was made to clean a house that had falling into disuse.She cleaned the starting at the top. She cleaned the heavy curtins, and swept, mopped, washed windows.But because Cally was still feeling the effects of her illness, she laid down.Javier caught her and the names he called her were truly mean.the next day the same thing happened.Then that night Cally had a coughing fit, and remembering the hot lemon juice helped she went in scerch of a glass of it.Javier caught her and he called the doctor, finding out Cally had resently been sick Javier told her not to got back to the house she was cleaning, she told him she had left her watch at the house. Javier gave her his watch, then he went to the house Javier found the watch and he found the work she had done. He felt like a heal.Then they became engaged to make up for what Rolfe had done.But because Rolfe got beat up by the married woman's husband's family. Cally want to the hospital to see him. and finally she left.Only to go back to give Javier his ring.I also like Eva Rutland, Diana Palmer, Susan Fox, the late Essie Summers, the late Betty Neels, and Rebecca Winters.