whoville horton

Eine sehr schöne Geschichte, teilweise ab und an verwirrend beim lesen, das wird aber an der Übersetzung liegen, aber es stört im allgemeinen nicht! Love it. Old Mrs. Horton is the best😁

Hi Mr. Yan, I just read Chapter 2 of My Accidental Husband Is a Billionaire!, and that moment when Keira discovers that her accidental marriage is to Lewis Horton—the 28-year-old heir to the powerful Horton family was both unexpected and cinematic. The revelation that Lewis is not only wealthy but also the true power holder in the family adds layers of intrigue and tension to the story. I’m a commissioned artist and would love to bring that blend of surprise, drama, and romance to life in comic form. No pressure I just think your story would look incredible visually. If you’re interested, message me on Discord (aangelinaa._), and I’d be happy to share my portfolio. Best, Angelina

Keira es una joven genio, pocas personas lo saben pero a pesar de esto no ha logrado desenmarañar la incógnita de porque se encuentra casada con el Líder de la familia Horton, a quien a su pesar poco a poco empieza a encontrar inquietante, el al principio desconfía de ella , cómo es posible que sea su esposa solo su abuela al parecer sabe el misterio pero no puede recordar mientras se las arregla cuál Celestina para propiciar crezcan los sentimientos entre ellos...

Kevin looked around his empty room feeling familiar. It wasn't the first time he was attending a funeral. He had done it before, as a kid, when the demon has killed his family. Shaking his head to stop reminiscing about the memory, he got out of his room. He looked surprised seeing his friends waiting outside the apartment. Amanda looked disheartened with hollowed eyes. It seemed the wave of sadness that suddenly hit the Academy had creeped its way into her as well. Kevin, however, sported a different look. Having spent much time away, he didn't develop the bonds like that of Horton and Stern’s but still paid his respects. They walked toward the graveyard without saying a word as there was nothing to talk about, nothing worth mentioning. The sky was clean blue, and the sun was shining brightly. After a few minutes of walking, they reached the site of the funeral which was crowded with people. With many casualties after the incident caused by Monolith, holding an individual funeral for every departed was almost impossible. A massive funeral was organized instead about which Kevin couldn’t decide whether to feel sad or not. They walked into the graveyard and spotted Ren’s Sister, Nola crying while her mother, Samantha, hugged her tightly, tears silently streaming down from her eyes. They were staring at gravestones pr the grave for Ren Dover present amongst that of the others. Having lost count of how many people passed by him whom he didn’t recognise, which he honestly didn't even care. He felt mad. What was worse was that he had to stand there being constantly reminded that his friend, Ren had died. He hated this, and was struggling to prevent himself from tearing down. He failed to hold back those tears and seemed to sob silently.Kevin looked around his empty room feeling familiar. It wasn't the first time he was attending a funeral. He had done it before, as a kid, when the demon has killed his family. Shaking his head to stop reminiscing about the memory, he got out of his room. He looked surprised seeing his friends waiting outside the apartment. Amanda looked disheartened with hollowed eyes. It seemed the wave of sadness that suddenly hit the Academy had creeped its way into her as well. Kevin, however, sported a different look. Having spent much time away, he didn't develop the bonds like that of Horton and Stern’s but still paid his respects. They walked toward the graveyard without saying a word as there was nothing to talk about, nothing worth mentioning. The sky was clean blue, and the sun was shining brightly. After a few minutes of walking, they reached the site of the funeral which was crowded with people. With many casualties after the incident caused by Monolith, holding an individual funeral for every departed was almost impossible. A massive funeral was organized instead about which Kevin couldn’t decide whether to feel sad or not. They walked into the graveyard and spotted Ren’s Sister, Nola crying while her mother, Samantha, hugged her tightly, tears silently streaming down from her eyes. They were staring at gravestones pr the grave for Ren Dover present amongst that of the others. Having lost count of how many people passed by him whom he didn’t recognise, which he honestly didn't even care. He felt mad. What was worse was that he had to stand there being constantly reminded that his friend, Ren had died. He hated this, and was struggling to prevent himself from tearing down. He failed to hold back those tears and seemed to sob silently.Kevin looked around his empty room feeling familiar. It wasn't the first time he was attending a funeral. He had done it before, as a kid, when the demon has killed his family. Shaking his head to stop reminiscing about the memory, he got out of his room. He looked surprised seeing his friends waiting outside the apartment. Amanda looked disheartened with hollowed eyes. It seemed the wave of sadness that suddenly hit the Academy had creeped its way into her as well. Kevin, however, sported a different look. Having spent much time away, he didn't develop the bonds like that of Horton and Stern’s but still paid his respects. They walked toward the graveyard without saying a word as there was nothing to talk about, nothing worth mentioning. The sky was clean blue, and the sun was shining brightly. After a few minutes of walking, they reached the site of the funeral which was crowded with people. With many casualties after the incident caused by Monolith, holding an individual funeral for every departed was almost impossible. A massive funeral was organized instead about which Kevin couldn’t decide whether to feel sad or not. They walked into the graveyard and spotted Ren’s Sister, Nola crying while her mother, Samantha, hugged her tightly, tears silently streaming down from her eyes. They were staring at gravestones pr the grave for Ren Dover present amongst that of the others. Having lost count of how many people passed by him whom he didn’t recognise, which he honestly didn't even care. He felt mad. What was worse was that he had to stand there being constantly reminded that his friend, Ren had died. He hated this, and was struggling to prevent himself from tearing down. He failed to hold back those tears and seemed to sob silently.Kevin looked around his empty room feeling familiar. It wasn't the first time he was attending a funeral. He had done it before, as a kid, when the demon has killed his family. Shaking his head to stop reminiscing about the memory, he got out of his room. He looked surprised seeing his friends waiting outside the apartment. Amanda looked disheartened with hollowed eyes. It seemed the wave of sadness that suddenly hit the Academy had creeped its way into her as well. Kevin, however, sported a different look. Having spent much time away, he didn't develop the bonds like that of Horton and Stern’s but still paid his respects. They walked toward the graveyard without saying a word as there was nothing to talk about, nothing worth mentioning. The sky was clean blue, and the sun was shining brightly. After a few minutes of walking, they reached the site of the funeral which was crowded with people. With many casualties after the incident caused by Monolith, holding an individual funeral for every departed was almost impossible. A massive funeral was organized instead about which Kevin couldn’t decide whether to feel sad or not. They walked into the graveyard and spotted Ren’s Sister, Nola crying while her mother, Samantha, hugged her tightly, tears silently streaming down from her eyes. They were staring at gravestones pr the grave for Ren Dover present amongst that of the others. Having lost count of how many people passed by him whom he didn’t recognise, which he honestly didn't even care. He felt mad. What was worse was that he had to stand there being constantly reminded that his friend, Ren had died. He hated this, and was struggling to prevent himself from tearing down. He failed to hold back those tears and seemed to sob silently.

Me gustó la historia, al principio mucho más. Es estresante porque absolutamente cada cosa que pasa genera un mal entendido y la trama sólo avanza con eso, pero estaba bien. Pero luego cuando aparece la hermana gemela fue demasiado y se volvió aburrida porque pareciera que Keira se hace estúpida/ingenua de la nada. Creo que es una historia disfrutable hasta el mal entendido con Madeline, ojalá todo su hubiera resuelto al rededor de ese tiempo. Que él pudiera hacer su propuesta y lo de Taylor, los Olsen y los Horton se resolviera rápidamente. Gates dinero y como digo, no me arrepiento hasta lo de Madeline y el intento de divorcio, luego se sintió como una perdida.