The Lord Mayor Falls in Love with Me

The mountain was about two stories high, but the rocks were covered with sharp edges. Nelson fell down the mountain and died instantly.

Mrs. Quigley was present. When Nelson was confirmed dead, she committed suicide by throwing herself against the rock nearby. She had loved Nelson so deeply that she’d rather die with him than spend another day without him.

Everyone was stunned.

No one had expected it to end in such a tragic way. Aunt Nancy was devastated to find that her son and his lover had both died because of her. Blood gushed from her mouth and she fainted.

Joey was stunned to hear the story.

She couldn’t help recalling the scene she had seen in the cornfield yesterday afternoon. She had foolishly despised Nelson for having an affair with the widowed Mrs. Quigley. It turned out that he had loved her so much.

Suddenly she remembered their conversation several days ago when Nelson smiled shyly and said, “To be honest, I’ve been seeing someone.”

Indeed he had someone that he had been in love with and it was apparently Mrs. Quigley. Mrs. Quigley had returned his love with her precious life. Joey had rarely seen such genuine love these days.

She turned around to bury her head in Allen’s arms, and quietly wept.

fleeting. She made up her

back in the distant Village of Giant Salamanders, a cruel tragedy

back to the departure of John

at the village. But John Walter had refused to take her back to the city with him. She was left heartbroken

John Walter was an unfaithful lover, but she had missed him day and night, both emotionally and

had had a great time with John Walter in bed and she had learnt

torture and spell

had tried to masturbate to reach

noon, most other villagers were habitually taking a nap after a morning's hard

bed, Cindy couldn’t fall asleep, because it was a little hot outside and…she was horny. She

feeling awful and

that someone had

her longtime

had been patiently waiting for an opportunity to lay hands on her