A mystrious boy（1.2）(3)

Mrs. Earnshaw's thoughts were in a whirl, who needed time to adapt it, so she walked to the window alone. The cold wind blew against her face; as mind wandered with the wind, the picture of the stone-cold boy popped into his mind. Her eyes became red with a start, with tears in her eyes. And for the above his resasons, finally Mrs. Earnshaw calmed down and bent to his will. But the affair did not end there; Mr. Earnshaw family is a democratic one. Everyone has to vote. But the children did not think so much of it. Hindley and Cathy were standing by silently to look and listen till peace was restored. Then both of them began searching their father’s pockets for the presents he had promised them. But they didn’t find things wanted, a blank expression appeared on their faces. When learning that their father a wet blanket was so busy attending to the kid that he forgot to buy presents, they forgave him. The thing was quite beyond Aimee; the arrogant girl didn’t call it a good thing. She shouted: “Absolutely not! We may as well abandon him!” Mrs. Earnshaw then patiently reasoned with her. And when she stared at the poor kid, so was she. Obviously, affirmative vote won. And Mr. Earnshaw told her to wash the kid, give him clean clothes, and let him sleep with their children. “What’s your name?” Mrs. Earnshaw said in her broken Romany. The boy said timidly, “Joe.” Then she grabbed a bunch of bananas, put them in his hand, and said, "Eat it. Though we don’t have a magnificent house and enough food, but don’t worry, we're going to raise you." It was a simple action, but symbolically important——it meant they would raise him forever and the abrupt thing would spoil their former routine completely. Mr. Earnshaw went to light candles with a match, but the match won’t catch for wind. He told Aimee, who was immersing in rice—scented supper, to close the window. Finally, the room brightened up; all the lights were burning, as if to welcome the boy. Though the thing was not normally difficult, But Mr. Earnshaw’s family never abandon hope, they always seek hope in the mist of despair, savor beauty in trivial matters and taste happiness in pain. Ultimately, they believed he boy's arrival will bring novel fun and overcame all suffering