"Go to your house, Roman. When I arrive, I will pull you out, and say you forced me to go with you for flour, and then you will deceive me to go to see me, and then come with me, though I told you not, and I can't hurt me at any time?"
This is a reasonable excuse, but it is too direct to say that Tarn doesn't want to see Jan, which makes Jan cry even more. I can understand now that the girl didn't come with Tarn, because Tarn went to pick her up on purpose, but was cheated by Rome. So I'm a little relieved, at least Tarn doesn't like the girl with a plump face.
However, because the running water made Jane cry more, Rome was furious with his friend.
"You are too direct, Creek."
"How can you let me make a detour? I told you, I don't like talking to you because you force me. I also told y
