Inevitable

*Disclaimer*This story is based in an imaginary timeline created by myself, it includes issues as well as the life style from the late 1800s and early 1900s, I hope you all find enjoyment while reading it.*P.S*The book is also unedited...Patience's POVI stepped out of the carriage, my feet greeting the dirt, I moved to the side allowing my mother Lucia to remove herself as well, taking a spot beside me, my eyes met the car that was parked to the side, such sight foreign in these parts."Probably belongs to Claude," my mother mumbled reffering to the man she was trying to marry me off to."Don't look so tense dear" She scolded as Mr Archer moved off with c

Hannah's POVI stood in the store waiting on the order I had made, it had been a week since I visited the Walter's house, so I had no knowledge of whether or not Patience had gotten the book from Patsy.I wanted to stop by today, but I had been busy with adding the finishing touches to my house by the lake away from the outrageous castle my father had bought.I preferred the simple life, my home only had two bedrooms, three baths a living room, a kitchen, and two small offices compared to my father's that had triple the times of everything I had listed, and the man lived with my stepmother. All that space for two people was ridiculous, but their status in society was too important to live in anything but that.I had everything I needed in my home with exception of food which would explain why I had been in the town for an hour, getting everything I needed since I didn't plan on returning for some time. I was

Two days LaterHannah's POVI laughed slightly earning a smile from her as my eyes ran over her once more."Okay so what was your favorite line from that page?" I asked referring to the book, I watched as she sat there in the deep thought probably trying to remember the line she had memorized to tell me.

Patience's POVI watched as my mother, Lydia and my sister Faith eyes met me, I sighed gazing at my reflection in the mirror, already dreading the day that was suppose to be the most memorable o-"Brighten up dear, this is a joyous occasion," My mother pointed out"Can I get a mome

Hannah's POVI laid there watching as she slept, she looked absolutely beautiful, carefree and peaceful. It was a pleasant sight since I hadn't seen her like this in long while no matter how much I tried, she was always in a bad mood leading up to her wedding and on the day there was nothing but anguish and longing present in her eyes.I could've fooled myself into thinking the longing was for me