MTL - Rebirth in America: Great Slave Owner-Chapter 48 Yamamura teacher

The "story of the necklace" that Jolie mentioned was actually Maupassant's "The Necklace" that Tangning casually told Daniela while she was painting.

But Tangning was still a little surprised, "Dannina even told you this story? It seems that you are indeed good friends!"

Julie said proudly: "Of course, it's not just about necklaces. Basically, I've heard all the stories you told Daniela, but my favorite is "Teacher Yamamura"!"

"The Village Teacher" was actually modified by Tangning based on Liu Cixin's "The Village Teacher". Of course, after the modification, it will not be a science fiction story. As for the name, it is naturally a spoof of "The Village Old Corpse". Unfortunately, no one can understand this in this era. Terrible...

Just as Tangning was sighing inwardly, Julie added, "Actually, I feel that Mr. Tangning, you should write a novel, not to mention anything else, just tell these stories to Danina, I think it's more than a lot of short stories. The novelist's work is so much better!"

Tangning thought, of course, because these were originally the works of masters of short stories, but Maupassant will be able to write novels in a few years, so it's better not to steal others' efforts, anyway, not now. If you are short of money, you can't say that you are not short of money, but you can't make money just by writing novels.

So he waved his hand and said, "I made it all up, how can it be called a novel!"

"Mr. Tangning, you are so humble..."

While the two were chatting, Julie's eyes suddenly lit up and she smiled apologetically at Tangning, "I'm sorry, Mr. Tangning, I have something to do!"

Following Julie's back, Tangning saw her walking towards Mr. West who had just arrived at the venue. Speaking of Mr. West, he was the man most popular among young women in New Orleans. He was not only tall and handsome. , Moreover, his family background is prominent, and what is even more rare is that he is very humble. In short, Tangning has never heard any negative news about him, even Maxi, who is jealous of him, has not heard any substantive evidence. rumor.

"What's the matter, Tony, don't you like Miss Julie!" Douglas' voice suddenly came from behind.

Tangning turned around and shook her head and explained, "You misunderstood. I only saw Miss Julie for the first time today. Actually, I was thinking about something else just now!"

Then he changed the subject and asked, "By the way, how was your discussion with Congressman Marshall?"

Douglas sighed and said, "It's not very good. In his opinion, we think too pessimistically, but we can't blame him. After all, it's hard to convince what didn't happen!"

"Hey, there's nothing you can do about it!" Tangning echoed, but at this moment, a light flashed in his mind, yes, since this kind of speculation is difficult to convince people, why not adopt a method that is easier to convince people Woolen cloth? Like writing it as a novel? For example, just imitate "Gone with the Wind" directly. I believe this classic with the highest box office in film history will surely impress many people, so that it is convenient to incorporate some "predictions" and private goods.

Thinking of this, Tangning said, "But it's not impossible."

"Oh? Tony, what can you do?" Douglas asked curiously.

"You'll know after a while!" Tangning replied with a mysterious smile.

After returning home, Tangning started writing. To be honest, although he had never read the original novel "Gone with the Wind", he had seen the movie "Gone with the Wind" several times, so he was familiar with the content.

Because she had to concentrate and spend hours writing, Tangning spent most of her time in her study apart from the necessary entertainment and leisure time. Many less important entertainments and receptions were stopped. Including discussing oil painting with Danina.

But what Tangning didn't expect was that Danina had misunderstood this, when Julie came to her for afternoon tea, Danina smiled and said to her, "Olivia, you are still amazing, before. I persuaded Mr. Tangning many times, hoping that he could write those little stories into novels, but he didn't agree, but you only met him once, and he actually started writing it!"

Julie was very surprised by this news, she said in disbelief, "Impossible, although I did propose this to Mr. Tangning at the time, he didn't agree!"

Danina retorted: "But he did start writing novels in his study the day after he saw you, so Olivia, don't doubt your own charm!"

Julie shook her head and said, "I've never doubted my own charm, but I'm also confident in seeing men. Although I didn't chat with Mr. Tangning that day, I didn't see that in his eyes at all. eyes!"

"Which kind of look?" Danina asked curiously~www.novelbuddy.com~ Julie replied angrily: "What kind of look can it be, of course, those men who have been around me all day look at me And if he really wrote it to please me, then why didn't he tell me? So I think it has nothing to do with Mr. Tangning writing a novel!"

"Maybe he wanted to surprise you after writing it?" Danina guessed.

Julie thought for a while, then shook her head again, "Mr. Tangning doesn't make me feel like a man who does this kind of thing!"

"Then what kind of man do you think he is?" Danina asked.

Julie thought about it for a while, and then replied: "He gave me the feeling that he is the kind of man who is very indifferent and does not have a particularly strong desire..."

Speaking of which, Julie seemed to suddenly think of something, so she asked Danina, "Daniela, why do you keep asking me questions about Mr. Tangning? Could it be that you're against him..."

Before Julie could finish her sentence, Danina interrupted, "What nonsense are you talking about, Mr. Tangning and Paul are good friends!"

And Julie shrugged disapprovingly and said, "What's wrong with my good friend, it's not like this kind of thing hasn't happened before, didn't you tell me about several London ladies' lovers before, isn't it all about this kind of relationship! "

PS: The classic "Gone with the Wind" was banned because it glorified slavery. Although I also admit that "Gone with the Wind" and even the original novel "Gone with the Wind" have errors in this regard, I can't stop eating because of choking. After all, this work is being created. There are times and limitations at the time of writing. The correct way should not be to take the essence and get rid of the dross. If this is the case, then there will be more classic works that should be banned...