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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Well when the need for more space was mentioned, one fella spoke and said our wives have chored and labored and have seemed to be more obedeaint, maybe we could build a space were they can cook together and make clothes together leaving the chores to be sorted out amongest them. all agreed and built these places they wanted this year to end with a place to celebrate together. when winter came the new places were opened to the women to sort and conspire. night after night brawls between woman came up across the little town. a group of college aged men from all walks of life desided to not marry and they choose secretly meet and make pregant 37 women who were aligned to women they were to meet by a creek and become pregant 29 became pregant and some of these women were aligned to male freinds who were accussed and assumed to be fathers. well one day rumors began ccircling. some said the town clergy men had been in consortment with goldminers who smuggled gold from mines far away. and sea faring men who smuck into towns and sold goods from ships and merchants. It was beleived the Clergymen knew the happens and keep the secrets of these five year of Trulige in a box he buried in the floor of his home. It was said he drew a map in his bible. and the ledger and lute was buried 3 feet from the east window. Depth of four feet. It was enclothed in a box made of the roots of a apple tree.
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