Noble Villa [Whistling]

"I object, Edgar is too young." Mrs. Linton resisted her husband's proposal displeased.

"No, my dear, I have been in school for more than two years at my age." Mr. Linton advised his wife helplessly, "He is a boy, and family education is far from enough."

"I know what your so-called boarding school is, and I don't need you to explain it to me." Mrs. Linton said coldly in order to show her seriousness, "Hindley was ruined by the boarding school."

"It's not fair for you to say that, my dear." Mr. Linton stepped forward, trying to put his hand on his wife's shoulder, and said, "There are still many successful examples, and you shouldn't put us Compare your good boy to Hindley? Believe in yourself."

"I definitely have enough confidence in myself. I believe that I can cultivate a gentleman by myself." Mrs. Linton raised her head proudly, looked straight at Linton, and cleverly avoided Mr. Linton's hand, "I just No confidence in you, my dear. Lady Earnshaw was alive when I first came, and her two children were fine."

"My love, how could you think such a bad thing." Mr. Linton hurriedly sat down to express his loyalty, "You really hurt me, knowing how much I love you and the child more than my own life."

"Yes now, I'm just worried that at some point you will suddenly bring back an orphan." Mrs. Linton tentatively half-jokingly said, "You know me, I will do anything for the child."

"I don't know where your uneasiness comes from, but it makes me very sad." Mr. Linton looked at his wife sincerely and said, "The most important thing between husband and wife is trust. On the first night of the wedding, we agreed to always treat each other The other party is frank, and now, I ask to exercise my rights. Tell me, dear, you are not a suspicious person."

"I just don't trust the so-called education. I have seen the chaos and depravity of the people in those cities." Mrs. Linton hesitated for a while, and said, "London has many temptations. If Edgar is infected with any bad Habit, I will definitely go crazy."

"But you know, we can't change society, we can only adapt," said Mr. Linton. "It's better to adapt sooner than later. You don't want our children to see it with innocent eyes when they grow up. Look at this world, he is our heir, and he has to bear the responsibility of the whole family."

"I know, I just wish it had been longer, long enough for us to ingrain all the good qualities in him," said Mrs. Linton, with one hand on her forehead. "You know he might be my only boy."

"An unpolished spirit is always fragile." Mr. Linton said disdainfully, "Even if there are dishonest people in school, it can be regarded as training for him. Everyone has to experience various unpleasant things before they grow up. .”

"Then it's time for me to exercise my rights. Why are you so eager to let him go?" Mrs. Linton asked strangely, "You never mentioned it before, but now you have already contacted everything."

"Like you, I know he's my last son, and I'd rather have him grow up as soon as possible," explained Mr. Linton. "Recent events at the Earnshaws have made me realize that there is no complete protection. You know, We are all weak, and we may not wait for Edgar to fully grow up. Before that, I hope he will become strong."

"You don't think he is still a child, and he is not suitable for too heavy a burden."

"My dear, the great maternal love has blinded you and made you too cautious." Mr. Linton chuckled, "Our lovely son has made great progress where we can't see it."

"If he gets lost..."

"Then let's do our part to save it. If we can't, I'm afraid we have to give up. You probably don't want the property left by your ancestors and our daughter to be consumed." Mr. Linton said calmly, looking at his wife Yinqing He smiled with an uncertain face, "But don't worry too much, I have confidence in my son, and you should too."

"I try my best. It can be seen, my love, that I am not as decisive as you in many things." Mrs. Linton said inexplicably, "But don't underestimate the determination of a mother. No matter what children do wrong, in fact, I can be forgiven."

"So we have reached a consensus now, right? Edgar should go to school." Mr. Linton gracefully took his wife's hand and kissed it.

"If the worst time comes, I will definitely choose my son. At that time, you may lose your wife and children at the same time. Even so, will you still insist on sending Edgar away?" Mrs. Linton was not easily attracted by the handsomeness in front of her eyes. disturbed man, asked as a mother.

"I think so, my dear, I've been thinking about it for a long time," said Linton. "To be a gentleman he has to make sacrifices. There are things we can't teach him, he has to feel for himself, For better or worse."

"Very well, then I will look forward to it."

"Me too." Mr. Linton hugged his wife, "Maybe, he can really bring us unexpected surprises."