A Marriage Proposal is Arranged

By Karen Blayne

“Ay, well then go and break the news to him and Mary they're to be wed or they'll both have to leave the estate. They can have their choice of farms but I'll be wanting to rent the other out. As to the Caplins, I'd best have them in for dinner and look them over. See what they'd like to do but there no room for sentiment these days.”

• Language: English
• Publisher: Karen Blayne
• Release date: Feb 17, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224350100

Karen Blayne

Most of these stories are marked adult and have been described as different and often involve boy toys and a little social commentary. They aren't to everyone's taste but some people enjoy them. They are in British English even if set in North America. If you enjoy one, try another, if they aren't to your taste just move on to a different author.Some are set in Regency England and explore a time when there were many changes over a short period of time. These are very not so mainstream and not quite so light hearted as some of the others.

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A Marriage Proposal is Arranged

Karen Blayne

Oh by the way red tape first.

Be warned these short stories contain mature content or naughty bits and as such may corrupt you if you’re under 12, 16, 18, 21 or 25 depending where you live thus they are not suitable for you so put them back on the shelf and let them age for a year or two.

They were sort of scribbled for fun. ©2015 Karen Blayne

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Jocelyn wondered into the library and caught sight of a one of the maids curled up with a book. Hello and who taught you to read? My sister sir. She said panicking thinking she was about to be turned off. Well if you've done all your tasks who am I to complain. Thank you sir. She got up and tried to slip away. What's your name? Eliza sir. Well Eliza be a good girl and fetch my steward and a pot of coffee will you? Yes sir, at once sir." She slipped away as fast as not actually running would allow.

Well what do we need to do to increase profits? The steward stood nervously before him. Well with the sickness there's two farms that aren't being farmed properly the tenants having died but I don't like to put the widows and children out. You're too soft hearted that's your trouble. Which are they then? "The