I'm really a witch

It was interesting to see Miss Bingley smiling mockingly but unable to utter a single word, especially the ugly way she covered her mouth and widened her eyes in horror.

She opened her mouth in vain, and made a ho-ho sound in her throat. She blushed, but couldn't even utter a single syllable.Miss Bingley was about to burst into tears, she was scratching her throat helplessly, and her unfake reaction also caused Mrs. Hurst and Mr. Bingley to look panicked at the same time.Especially Mrs. Hurst, she looked like she was going to call the doctor at the top of her voice in the next second, but she barely cared about her noble demeanor.Darcy, who came down from upstairs with the letter paper, was also attracted by this scene.

Mrs. Hurst held Miss Bingley's hand and asked in a series of voices, her voice sounded a little shrill because of anxiety: "Caroline, what's wrong with you? Don't scare me!"

"I can't speak!" Miss Bingley almost cried out, then froze, rubbing her neck in a daze, with a face that seemed to be crying or laughing, "I, I can talk again gone?"

Circe, who accepted it as soon as he saw it, narrowed his eyes and secretly hooked the corners of his lips, like a successful little fox.Darcy took a wrong look and happened to take her smile into his eyes, and was slightly taken aback.Could it be... no, how could it be possible, how could she, an ordinary country girl, have such abilities?Darcy shook his head, laughing to himself how could he come up with such a ridiculous idea.

On the other hand, Mrs. Hurst patted Miss Bingley lightly and said angrily, "Caroline, how could you make such a joke, it's so rude!" She looked so angry that she forgot Everyone stood around here.

Mr. Bingley also thought that this was a joke directed and acted by Miss Bingley. Although he was a little puzzled, after all, according to his sister's personality, he would never do such a disproportionate thing, but if she really said that she was there He lost his voice in an instant... Who would believe it?

That's why Bentley, the good old man, put on a stern face: "Caroline, you really shouldn't do this."

Being taught a lesson by his elder brother and sister continuously, still in front of those two women and...Mr. Darcy!Miss Bingley blushed ashamedly when she thought about her appearance that was definitely not elegant just now, but she couldn't hold back any words of excuse.She knew that continuing to explain at this point would only be counterproductive.

That's why Circe dared to be so blatant.People in this era hate witches and catch people on the go, but most people don't want to believe that witches will appear by their side.

Those who are particularly beautiful will be regarded as witches, those who are particularly gloomy and introverted will be regarded as witches, and those who are dressed in strange clothes will be regarded as witches.Can Circe?She doesn't have a flirtatious and cheap face, and she goes out all day, and she also dresses decently, and she can even say something simple, and Langborn has always been calm, who would think of her as a witch?

Especially with such a mischievous episode, no one would even think about witches!

Miss Bingley was very quiet for some time.This allowed Elizabeth and Circe to quietly pick out a book and read it.

Mr. Bingley was very obliging, and led them to a table in the room where some books lay.He even intended to go to the study and take out all his books, so that they could choose them.

"I wish I had more books, but I'm a slacker. I don't have many books, and I've read even fewer." He smiled self-deprecatingly, "It would be great to have a library like Darcy's!" He said He turned around and praised his friend.

Darcy raised his head and replied, "What's so strange about that, it's the result of several generations."

"And you've bought a lot yourself. I can always see him buying books." Bingley seemed to really admire his friend, "I'm not far behind!"

"I have a life like this, so I'm naturally ashamed to neglect the library at home." After saying this, Darcy continued to write letters.

Although there are not many books, the two people on the left and right don't really plan to hold the book and study it carefully. They are satisfied with a book to pass the time.

Elizabeth took "Gref's Travels", but Circe picked a book about the Industrial Revolution.Bingley watched her choose the book that he bought purely as a display, and there was even a little admiration in Circe's expression.

Compared with those novels, of course, the technology side can attract Circe's attention more. She is still very interested in the level of technology in this era.

Fortunately, Bingley still suppressed his expression, and only sighed sincerely: "You are really amazing, I have only seen Darcy read this type of book." And he himself?Don't be kidding, why should he have trouble with himself.

These words attracted everyone to look at her, but Circe remained calm and sat down on a chair with a book in his arms.Miss Bingley stared at her, snorted softly, but said nothing after all.

Darcy glanced at her quite unexpectedly. He always thought that these young ladies would only read those boring emotional novels, or vocal music, painting and dancing.

Miss Bingley regained her strength after a few silent rounds of cards, but this time her eyes were mainly on Darcy, and she made an effort to strike up a conversation with him.

"Miss Darcy has grown a lot taller since spring, right? Will she grow to my height in the future?" Her words were completely showing Elizabeth and Circe how close she was to Darcy.It was quite a low-level method, Elizabeth looked away from the book to her, and curled her lips.

Circe didn't catch the meaning at all. She just felt that Miss Bingley was a model of talking out of words.

Darcy had to stop writing and look up: "I think so. She is as tall as Miss Bennet now, and I am afraid she will be a little taller."

"I should like to see her again! I have never met anyone so fond of me. Good-looking, polite, and very accomplished at a young age, and she plays the piano very well." It was obvious that Miss Bingley didn't want to let Darcy go so simply, even Circe could hear the flattery in her words this time.

She is really noisy.Circe thought to herself, her voice was so high-pitched, as if she was trying to pinch out an artificial sweetness.

Bingley responded immediately, and he was always generous with his compliments to young girls: "It really surprises me that young girls seem to be versatile. They can decorate tables, decorate screens, and weave money bags. I have never met anyone who knows everything."

Circe puffed her cheeks, she wouldn't.If you're not afraid of being scared to death, it might work for you to be magically transformed into one.