I'm really a witch

Both Williams and Darcy believed that the current situation was the other's fault.It doesn't matter though, they all become background panels again anyway.As for the short-lived task of sorting the seeds that belonged to Darcy, Circe entrusted it to Georgiana.

The little girl is still immersed in the trance caused by her brother who is omnipotent in her eyes, and even has things he is not good at.She was even a little worried about it.After all, it can be seen that Circe has both talent and interest in this area.Wouldn't it be bad if there were no common topics?

So is she going to take on this part of the conversation?If it was for her brother's gratitude, of course she would be very happy.Or as some sort of complement?Georgiana twisted her delicate eyebrows, and the solemn expression on her face was a bit like her serious brother.

After discovering that without the "help" of the men, the progress has naturally accelerated, Circe quietly breathed a sigh of relief.She was almost ashamed of her previous impetuous mood, but finally brushed these emotions out of her mind.

With a brisk tone, Circe tilted her head slightly: "Georgianna, will you be living in London all this time?"

"I'm going to leave after staying for about three days," the little girl's voice sounded a little lost, "I'm going back to Pemberley."

"This time I'm actually just here to see the Chelsea Flower Show and the Jockey Club, so I'll go back after it's over." She explained a few words, her voice still low, "Cersey, you have to go back, don't we see each other for a long time? arrive?"

A cute little girl speaks to you in such a tone, with an aggrieved expression, no one will have the heart to let her down.

Circe hurriedly stopped what she was doing, and turned her head to comfort her: "I'll go back to visit you. I will definitely go. I promised you last time, didn't I?"

"However, I haven't received an invitation yet, so I probably won't be able to visit Pemberley Manor?" She dragged her tone, her voice was soft, as if she was acting like a spoiled child.Blinking her eyes, Circe imitated Charlotte coaxing herself, trying to make the little girl happy.

"I..." Georgiana was about to say something excitedly, when she saw Circe's teasing wink, she was immediately discouraged and pouted dissatisfiedly, "Oh, you're like this again!" After finishing speaking, she laughed first .

"I also invite you to visit my manor!" Williams answered from behind. "The scenery is very nice, and there is a big garden."

"I'm not going." Circe turned to look at him.She is so familiar with Williams now that she has no scruples in speaking, "You must have a lot of rules in your family, which is too uncomfortable for me!"

"Even with a garden?" Williamson asked tentatively.

Circe showed a determined look, and repeated: "Even if there is a garden." She and Williams are friends, but they always keep a respectful distance from the huge family behind him.She couldn't even imagine how awkward and restrained she would be when she stepped into such a magnificent hall, it was so comfortable.Just thinking about it like this made Circe feel a little out of breath.The life of aristocrats is really out of reach, she sighed silently.

"That's such a pity." Williams shook his head and sighed, "It just lost a valuable guest."

Circe had long been used to his glib tongue, so she ignored him when she heard the words, turned around and continued picking her seeds.

Unexpectedly, there was another steady male voice behind him: "Pemberley's garden is also very beautiful, it's worth seeing." He probably wasn't very good at boasting and showing off, so he paused for a while, carefully thinking about his words.

"The elders in my family attached great importance to the construction of the garden. Fortunately, I have not disgraceed my life. I still maintain its landscape, and I have gained a little reputation."

Georgiana looked at her brother in disbelief again.Although in fact, Pemberley's garden is far better than Darcy's pale description, and its reputation is more than a little describable. It is no exaggeration to say that it is famous far and near.But after all, such words came out of Darcy's mouth, so it has to be surprising.

After Darcy finished speaking, he pursed his lips and fell silent.If you look closely, you can find that his body is stiff, no different from the same stone statue.If you just look at it like this, it almost makes people think that he is regretting the invitation he sent, and that's why he put on such a bad mood.

But he was just shy.The first time he said such words, he fell into an inexplicable sense of shame.He hoped that Circe would have a good impression of Pemberley earlier, but he was ashamed of himself for bragging.

In the end, the former mood prevailed.So Darcy began to worry that his few words could not achieve the purpose of attracting Circe.He hesitated to make a draft in his heart, trying to think of something more to say, but felt that he was always unable to speak eloquently in front of her.

The fluctuations in his heart were destined to be lost to Circe.In fact, she was greatly interested when Darcy said that "Pemberley's gardens are worth seeing."

This gentleman has always been reticent, but never exaggerated. If he can describe it as worth seeing, it must be a beautiful scenery not to be missed.Circe reluctantly refused the invitation only because of the many etiquette rules of the Williams family, so naturally it was impossible to let go of the opportunity presented to him.If Circe had not been away from home for so many days, she would have even thought of seeing Pemberley at once.

"I'm looking forward to it." Circe tried to keep the impatience in her tone from being too obvious.However, her eyes widened unconsciously, and the look of longing that could not be concealed inside, had long exposed her true heart.

Darcy quickly relaxed and nodded slightly: "Pemberley welcomes you."

Williams suddenly felt a little envious of his opponent.A family that is too large will make people feel out of reach unconsciously, especially for a person who is used to putting himself in the position of ordinary civilians.He sometimes thinks that if he and Circe hadn't met for the first time, it would be difficult for them to have the current relationship.No, perhaps even the intersection is difficult to produce.

Williams couldn't help but feel utterly grateful whenever he thought about it.Then feel lost and bitter.He more or less understood that he and Circe could easily maintain the relationship of friends, but it was not easy to go further.Even if he doesn't want to admit it, the identity gap between him and Circe may be much greater than that between Darcy and Circe.

Even if the surname Williams belongs to a wizarding family, even Circe is a witch.His family is the most powerful branch of the Vicconni faction, which means that they have achieved a very high status among ordinary people.When they choose to integrate into the life of ordinary people, choose the level standards of ordinary people, and enjoy the privileges in the society of ordinary people, it also means that they choose to accept the rules set by ordinary people.

noble.What's more, it's a high title like Earl.And his natural status as the heir of the Williams family actually made it difficult for him to choose a commoner combination.What his family needs is a noble lady, and a noble lady of comparable status to maintain the family's glory and status.The more you are in a high position, the more you can't do whatever you want.It's always been like this.

Even if Circe is a witch.

In the eyes of his family, Circe was first a commoner before a witch.The humble title of her father, Sir Lucas, had no way of impressing his family.

In fact, Williams seldom thinks about such emotionally damaging things. He is always unwilling to think deeply about this matter, but puts more energy and enthusiasm on Circe.

Today, I can't control these bad emotions.Maybe it's because of Circe's starkly different approach to his invitation than Darcy's?It's frustrating.He thought to himself mockingly.

Of course Williams knew Circe wasn't thinking that far.That straightforward girl can't give birth to such complicated curvy intestines.She simply resisted the rules that made her uncomfortable.And that's what really got him down.

You see, even though she couldn't think of that much, she still resisted subconsciously, didn't she?Compared with himself, his opponent is much luckier.As the masters of the family, the elders who will dictate the marriage do not have a decisive say.Unlike his restraint, Darcy has greater freedom in the choice of marriage.Such an enviable good fortune.

Sighing silently, Williams buried these probing emotions in his heart again, and showed a relaxed look again.

Circe didn't even notice his series of emotional changes.It made Williams almost helpless to laugh helplessly.But he just fell in love with such a dull girl.

Darcy noticed that the Earl was in a bad mood.In fact, in his opinion, it was obvious at a glance.Darcy with the same front and rear joints even gave birth to a sense of unreality.

He used to use the difference in status to warn himself to restrain and suppress this feeling, and he was in great pain for this. It was not until a few days ago that he finally discarded these and faced his heart squarely.Comparing the two, he is far inferior to the courage shown by his opponent in the matter of feelings.

It was true, Darcy admitted frankly.He never hides his failures or mistakes.In terms of objective conditions, it is true that he has a slight advantage, but this does not make him complacent and underestimate his opponent.

He is well aware that he is indeed a little behind on the first step, but it means nothing more than picking up the pace later, so as to catch up and surpass.You know, it has never been such a rare result for latecomers to come first.What's more, after careful calculation, he was the one who met Circe first.

Georgiana faintly sensed some kind of undercurrent and turbulent atmosphere, raised her head vigilantly and inspected the two men, and then received a comforting look from her brother.The little girl relaxed again, but there was still some worry in her eyes.Especially when the eyes fell on Circe, who was single-minded in picking seeds and was completely unmoved by the outside world.

After a period of contact, Georgiana somewhat understood Circe's natural slowness.On the one hand, she didn't have to worry about Circe being aware of Mr. Williams' feelings, but on the other hand, she probably didn't feel the same about her brother's mood.

The little girl suddenly began to look forward to Circe coming home sooner.After all, by that time, the person she will see most often will be her brother.