Between LOVE or MONEY

The fire that burns

Jack and I laughed together. They went back on their journey.

"I'm grateful the weather was good and our trip was smooth. We'll be in Seville soon!"

"Oh yeah! We finally arrived!" 

"Not Lia. But in a minute. In a moment if I maximize the speed"

Max added speed making Lia stagger and hold on tight.

"You want to die!" Lia's punch on the shoulder makes the jack slow down the car.

"Sorry.." she held back a laugh.

"What's this?" Lia raised her palm. Rain drops are falling.

"I just said the weather was friendly. It's raining!"

"Hahaha.the weather doesn't want to be your best friend!" Ledek Lia's!

"How is this?" Jeep open jeck doesn't like water.

"We'd better pull over and find shelter. But throughout your vision only barren land with cactus alone!"

"You're right! Ck. I shouldn't have brought a Jeep!"

"This is a great car!"

"You're denouncing!"

"No, I'm serious!"

"You're obviously mocking!"

"Hey, I've never insulted anyone la-"

BYUUR!!

It's raining hard. Jack drove quickly to enter the plantation residents with wooden houses in the middle of farmland and farms. He took the parking lot and grabbed Lia's bag. Hugged Lia in her arms and ran under the rain!

"Good job! We're soaking wet!" Jack sighed at his wet curly hair.

"Hey! Be careful with your hair splash!" Lia squeezes her long hair.

"Hahaha.what is this! You look like a puppy who's a goat!"

"Absolutely you!" 

Jack helps Lia squeeze hair. The man did not touch Lia. Are they this close.

"Is there anyone inside? I feel like my body is freezing!" 

Jack could see Lia's lips trembling. The man knocked on the wide wooden door.

"Padaa!! Any body here?"

"What the fuck is that!" Lia Protests. He asked Jack to shut up. Let him call the house.

"Excuse me. Is there anyone? Excuse me.." 

There are no sautans. Both of them called a few times. Only the sheep and the cow. There might be horses too.

"Aren't there any people, on this vast land?"

"Comeone, miss. You asked the wrong person!"

"You don't go to Seville often!"

"Yes I went to Seville. But not to the fairs!"

"Perhaps you've seen someone or not here!"

"Where do I know!" Jack is confused. "Do I have to say hello to everyone?"

"Must!"

"Well!" Jack shrugged both shoulders in confusion. Instead of them arguing and freezing to death. Lia took the initiative to open the door. And turns out. Not locked.

"What'sthis? Why is this house so dusty?"

"I don't think the guy is there." Reply jack. "Or.."

"Or what?" Tanya Lia found Jack's horror face.

"Did an old grandparent die in the room because no grandchildren visited them?"

"Don't be so reckless!" Upset Lia threw an object at the table.

Dear Mr. Veni.

I'm tired of being your slave. I left this farm. I don't want you to catch up with me. Because whenever you won't find me!

"I'm becoming Mom, Mom.." Lia could not read the letter to Mr. Veni clearly. Jack approached and was curious. She was so close that Lia's cold skin could feel the heat from inside her mouth.

"Being your sek*s slave. I left this farm. I don't want you to catch up with me. Because whenever you won't find me.." Jack read smoothly without awkwardness. Making Lia snort her own annoyance.

"Oh, so Mr. Veni is looking for a slave. You naughty Veni sir!" Lia twisting the eyeball. That's not a funny joke. 

Lia stay away from Jack. He's looking for something.

"Good kindly Mr. Veni. Can I borrow your fireplace? I feel cold right now!"

"Maybe beautiful lady. Just so you want me to make you my next slave!"

Jack's artificial voice made Lia reflexively throw once again a letter in her hand.

"You are!"

"Hey, come. I was just kidding. You're a slave candidate***which is not fun at all!"

"Tell me one more time, and I'll push your tongue!" Lia took a match and a knife. Jack raised both hands in fear.

"What are knives and matches for? You're gonna burn me?"

"Yes, I'm gonna burn your perverted brain!"

"Hey, that wasn't me. That's Mr. Veni. I was just a little possessed!"

"As far as you go!"

Lia lit a fire with the help of a little straw. He managed to light the fireplace and add firewood that is still intact and must be split first. Jack crouched down in front of the warm burning fire.

"You're a smart girl. Since when did you learn to make a fire like this? Are you my grandmother's age?"

"Stop joking Jack!" Upset Lia is still trying to split the firewood. Jack takes over Lia's job.

"Say you need my help. It's a man's job!"

"All right then!" Lia handed over the firewood splitting business to Jack. But he seems incompetent about it. Obviously Jack had trouble lowering or had to raise a knife sandwiched between firewoods. He had to put in extra energy to get his knife to walk down.

"It's not as easy as I see it!"

Lia just smiled. He was looking for something to brew water.

"Flameo!! I'll give you a heater after this Lord Veni!" Jack wiped his forehead. He was sweating in damp clothes. It's so hard to cut firewood. Lia laughed at Jack's behavior.

"Who still uses the fireplace in modern times like this! Does he not know the heating?"

"I guess.." Lia replied briefly. Yep. This room is like an ancient cottage. Doesn't he have many animals.

"Ah, animal!"

"What's wrong?" Jack asked in surprise at the words animals just now. "Are you cursing?"

"No. I'm a little worried. Do animals eat enough?"

"Why do you care?"

"Hey, we've been hitching a ride here. Using house. Shouldn't we thank you a little."

"You're a little slanted. We just happen to be here!" Reply Jack did not understand the way Lia's mind.

"Well, please put this kettle in there!" Point Lia at a wire leading to the fireplace.

"You want to burn my hand?" Deny Jack.

"Yes, even burn yourself!" Lia's reply was upset. He put his own kettle into the flame. Hook on the wire in the fireplace.

"Gee. Are your hands okay!" Lia nodded.

"Ah, I thought that fire would devour you!" Mumbled Jack. Lia shaking.

"He just wants to devour you!" Lia's reply was upset. He left Jack smiling looking at Lia's back that was away.

"You can burn me, not that fire!" Jack muttered to himself.

"You said something?"

Jack knitted his eyebrows. Lia was already about three meters away. Did he hear Jack's mumbling just now?

"Ti, no.." Jack replied nervously. Her face flushed.

"Oh. Just my feelings. Jack! Don't get too close to the fire. Your face is so red!" Jack nodded and nodded.