Chapter 29

"Is your sandwich business really that profitable?" Rowan asked, incredulous. How could Josh have made so much money in such a short time? It seemed outrageous. He didn't think Josh would have gotten the money through illegal means. After all, Harrison had just mentioned that he was a recognized hero in the county, and people from the distillery supported him. Upon reflection, he recalled that the distillery workers had said Josh earned about 80 to 100 dollars a day selling sandwiches. Rowan lifted his head and noticed nearly everyone's eyes were on him. Suddenly, he felt excitement, sensing he might be on the brink of a stroke of luck. Janice looked at him anxiously. If he disagreed, she honestly wouldn't know what to do. In those times, very few dared to elope, as most people were still in arranged marriages dictated by their parents. Love matches were a luxury of city dwellers. Oliver grew increasingly displeased as he observed the situation. How could Rowan just take the two t