<div style="text-align: justify;">Ursula was a little confused about John. The young man was different. Very different, indeed, to the point where she could say she had never met another like him. And still, Ursula really liked talking to him. In his shy, awkward and different way, he seemed like a nice guy. It was clear that his family, whoever they were, didn't like him for who he was. Ursula felt a little bad for John. He had money, but apparently he was not happy. She was poor, and yet it seemed like she felt more fulfilled than he did.<br/><br/>The girl didn't think John was crazy for thinking that it was odd to just fall head over heels for a girl as soon as you met her. As odd as for the same girl to fall for the guy the moment she set her eyes on him. Shaking her head, Ursula smiled. "Maybe they are just really lucky", she suggested. "Or maybe there is more to their lives than meets the eye. You never know how people live behind their closed door".<br/><br/>Ursula nodded when John said half of the money would be better. "It would. It would be enough to help me for a long time, and I wouldn't want to abuse your kind heart", the girl agreed gently. "If you want to help more and you will stick around, you can help me doing something, organizing and all".<br/><br/>After John decided he would like a room facing the farm, Ursula nodded. "Very well. I will prepare it, then, while you finish your meal. Is there anything else you need before I go?"</div>