Earl Guian: Elf Butler comes to solo

"Bruce." Ivey thought for a moment and said, "It means the forest. When you told him, you said that you hope he can live as happily as the forest where animals live." After Ivey finished speaking, he stood up. After reading some English grammar points, I went to have dinner.

Greener looked at Ivey's back. That back was calm, composed, but petite.

One day later, on the 18th, Earl Iwehead's family finally welcomed their fourth servant. This was a soldier exiled by the country. His name was Cromway Cronwyf Nick Cronwy. And Greener also brought all of Bruce's animal companions one by one and kept them in the surrounding forest.

Among the three of them, Emily designed clothes and cleaned the house, Bruce tidied up the backyard, and Cromway was arranged to assist the two of them in doing things. Since none of the three could cook, Greenle could only do the cooking with one hand.

After Ivey took a sip of tea, he looked at today's newspaper, seemingly looking for some information, but after flipping through it, he found some useless news. The only interesting one was thought by a low-level servant of Baron Deifen's family. It was a joke that he wanted to use his back disease to defraud a sum of money, but was exposed in public. The rest is pretty generic information.

"There is absolutely nothing about that thing." Ivy threw the newspaper on the table, seeming very disappointed. There is still no news about that thing, not even a clue.

Greener picked up the newspaper, folded it and held it in his hand, and said: "The time when the Great Fire of London broke out was September 1666, 9, and it is currently February 2, 1665. I should have said before that that thing will appear. In the fire, everyone's fleeing figures are reflected. To complete that thing, you only need to collect all the information beforehand and determine where it appears, and then I will help you get that thing."

Ivey leaned on the chair, looked at Greener with lazy eyes, and said, "Today's schedule."

Greener held the newspaper under his arm, opened his book, and wrote as he spoke: "It's still English in the morning. Your oral class should be over after Count, and now you speak English fluently. In the afternoon, it's German and chess."

"Chess" Ivey was slightly confused and continued: "If it's chess, then what you mean is that Elizabeth Thea Hyde is coming today."

Greener took out the letter he had received this morning, handed it to Ivy, and said: "This was just delivered by the postman. It is from the Earl of Clarendon, who is Eliza's father. According to my The inference is that if the Earl of Clarendon is not inviting you to a banquet, then he is asking Eliza to come to your place to play."

Listening to Greener's inference, Ivey glanced at him. If it was a banquet, there would be no chess course. She opened the letter and after reading it for a while, her face suddenly turned dark. She said helplessly. He said: "Earl Cromwell seems to be really busy. Forget it, tell those three people quickly that a noble is coming this afternoon, and ask them to behave well and not to lose face."

"Yes, Earl." Greener replied.

What is written on the envelope is: Dear Earl of Iwehead, my daughter Elizabeth has been very happy since she sneaked into your house to play that day, and she has been clamoring to go again. So, please, for my sake, let my little girl stay for two or three days in a row. How about Edward Hyde?

If possible, Ivey really wanted to answer no and leave quickly, but the letters were delivered, and the meaning was naturally self-evident, so he had to accept the reality that Elizabeth was coming. What can be done now is to prepare things and wait for Elizabeth's arrival, even if Ivey finds it very troublesome.

But trouble will come eventually.

"I'm here, Ivy." In the afternoon, Ivy had just learned German, and Elizabeth's carriage stopped at the door. Elizabeth picked up her skirt and ran directly to the door, without even knocking on the door. Open the door all at once and shout.

However, it was Bruce who was at the door. He was playing with Tina. When he heard the door opening, he looked at Elizabeth, and the two looked at each other.

"Ah tiger." Elizabeth had never seen such a creature in the mansion, and she was immediately frightened.

Bruce was a little panicked. It seemed that everyone would be startled when they saw Tina, as if they were scared. In fact, Tina is very gentle. As long as you don't hurt it, it won't hurt anyone casually. He hurriedly faced Elizabeth said in broken English: "It is very kind and will not hurt anyone."

However, Elizabeth's scream also successfully attracted the attention of everyone in the mansion. Greener, Emily and Cromwell hurried to the hall, watching Bruce holding Tina and then looking at Elizabeth, Greener instantly Realize why things happen.

"Bruce, how many times have I told you that Tina can't be kept in the mansion? Haven't we cleared a space in the backyard for you to raise her?" He sighed, as if he was used to this kind of thing.

Bruce and Tina looked at Greener with tears in their eyes. Greener said: "This kind of look is ineffective for me, and it was Eliza you scared this time." Didn't he still know that Bruce was relying on Can this look between Emily and Cromwell put Tina in the mansion?

Ivy also came to the stairs at this time, and he asked: "What happened? I was so surprised." Hearing Elizabeth's scream, he thought there was an assassin in the mansion. It seemed that it was just because of Bruce's Tiger reason.

"Earl." Bruce was startled. It's over. Tina's affairs were seen by the earl. Now Tina may not even be able to stay in the backyard, and she also scared Elizabeth, who should be a more important person to the earl. Bar.

"Ivy" Elizabeth shouted happily. She didn't look frightened at all. She picked up her skirt again and ran to Ivy, holding her arms around him.

Ivey sighed, why was he so flustered when encountering a tiger? Then he would be frightened to death when he saw the python in the backyard. He glanced at Tina, then turned to Elizabeth and said: "It's okay now. Tina, come here."

Bruce was a little strange, eh, why didn't you call him Cheng Tina instead of calling him? But Tina also broke away from Bruce's arms, stepped on the carpeted stairs with her tiger paws, and slowly came to Ivy's side.

Ivey reached out and touched Tina's head, and Tina also rubbed her head against her body. Ivey looked at Elizabeth and said, "Look, it's very gentle."

Elizabeth reached out her hand dubiously and touched Tina's head. Originally her hand was just floating in the air, but when she finally touched it, Elizabeth's smile appeared on her lips again: "It's really, it's a very soft touch. She's softer than my cat."

Such an incident is over.