The Maize Field: Chapter 8
After they have saw what they wanted to hear, they drove away to Simon’s house and wanted to left alone by Susan. Susan was blaming herself because Simon was focused on her while the time the goats were roaming around there was nobody to look for them at the veld because Aron was busy with his school work so he was never going to blamed for nothing I guess he chose the choice as his father chose love over the most important things of his life. When Simon was finally left alone by Susan to think it all through I remember they were times he was regretting things how they were. unfortunately for him there was nobody he was going to blame but... himself for not setting his life straight like separating business from pleasure. As frustrated as he was in his house roaming around looking for a way out of the situation and he was asking himself that...why he was stood that low? I mean like that as ever happened before in his life and he was wondering that maybe meeting Susan was a mistake. The confusion played with his mind and as became to realise that he did this to himself because he was too busy with Susan instead of making sure that he doesn’t let important things dealt by Aron who is a small boy with a small mind so everything was bigger for his brains. However, Simon had to come up with a good plan and on his mind what he thought about was his only livestock but then he realised that to be rational about is only thing that will make things even worse. So he prayed so hard to raise the money to rescue his livestock but something came to his mind and in his mind it was the only thing he could do. Just imagine he thought of sacrificing his two goats by trading with old Dutch man but the only problem is that...