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In Bedford, the atmosphere was completely distinct from that of Snowhill. The sun shined aggressively while displaying its beauty. Its rays hurt the residents of the land, making them complain of how they are unable to go out without a coverage. Regardless of the complain, they still appreciated it.

The sky had been weeping for several days, with loud and thunderous sounds. It made it difficult for the people to conduct normal meetings, go to the market place, attend parties and resume their of work and businesses. So seeing the sky smiling with a special member of the heavenly bodies, gave them opportunity to be grateful.

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In the house of one of the Baronets of Bedford, Emily father's, the atmosphere was one a person could refer to as, dull.

The house was not as big as the Duke's manor. Without contemplation, one should be able to decipher the reason.

Being a "Baronet", was not a title one could actually be proud of. Infact, it was the lowest of all noble titles. This title, wh