Downton Abbey for your happiness

Half a year passed unknowingly, and in February, the Duke of Nemours decided to go to England with John.Because of that will, this strong old man finally decided to try to get out of his grief. He suddenly discovered that Charlotte had left him two people who were worth cherishing and protecting. Life seemed to see a faint light in the darkest environment. , although weak, but enough to drive him toward it.John is now his official heir, and he wants to see the other heir, Charlotte's goddaughter Bonnie Branson Jr.In addition, there are several letters along with the will, one of which is for Matthew. John does not know the content of the letter, but after Matthew read it and gave it to the Duke, the Duke finally chose to forgive him. He patted Matthew on the shoulder and said: "We should all be careful, you don't know that there will be a truck out of nowhere ... It's, it's Charlotte's choice."

Matthew didn't say anything, but moved to hold the Duke's hand. This scene made John feel that they had really walked out of the haze of Charlotte's departure.

The Duke of Nemours also got his wish and met little Bonnie, as well as Siber.It was strange, that feeling, to see someone who was not related by blood but had the blood of his own daughter.As if he had found a reason to live for himself, the Duke felt that he saw Charlotte through Sieber, and when he hugged little Bonnie, he thought of Charlotte when he was a child, and thought of going back to the empty Parisian mansion , he couldn't move.

It is everyone's responsibility to care for empty-nesters, so John invited the Duke to live in the manor. He can live in whatever he wants, and he can go back to France anytime he wants.The Duke is of course very happy. He often goes to Downton to visit the Siebel family, and he will also visit Matthew on the way. After all, this is also the person his daughter bought in exchange for his life. The Earl family certainly welcomes the Duke of Nemours, saying that the gate of Downton Always open for him.

Matthew had some suggestions for reforms in Downton, but the earl didn't want to reform the tenants who had cultivated the land for generations, so he always avoided Matthew and avoided talking about it.And Matthew can only be anxious, because this time he is not the sharer of the property of the manor, Joyce is, but the other party is far away in France, and he does not have more energy to manage the manor, so he is a sharer in name.He told John about this distress, but John couldn't think of a better way for a while, after all, no matter how enthusiastic he was, he couldn't dictate to other people's property.

Thomas stood aside and overheard their conversation. During a conversation, he "inadvertently" revealed the news to the Duke of Nemours. The Duke wrote and called his nephew Joyce back from France. It was a long road to lobby the Earl.John is happy to see the results. One must have the motivation to do things in order to forget the sadness.

Today, John, Thomas and the Duke went to see Little Bonnie, and happened to bump into Mrs. Hughes on the road. Seeing her hurrying, John curiously asked her where she was going.Mrs. Hughes hesitated for a while and explained the cause and effect. It turned out that Carson's old friend was killed and was struggling to live in the workhouse. She wanted to help so that Carson would not regret it.

"Since he is Carson's friend, Mrs. Hughes, you can take him to my estate and let me figure out a way."

"Is it really possible?" Mrs. Hughes originally wanted to ask Mrs. Crawley for help, but she didn't expect Mr. Spencer to be willing to lend a helping hand, but she felt a little embarrassed to trouble her at this time.

"Of course, I've almost forgotten what it was like to be nosy, haven't I, Thomas?"

"You are kind, Mr. Spencer." Although Thomas replied solemnly, he couldn't hide the smile on his lips.John just liked to hear him boasting about himself solemnly.

He made an appointment with Mrs. Hughes to let Fellowes drive to Downton to pick her up the next morning, and then they went to the workhouse to pick up Mr. Grigg. Mrs. Hughes was grateful for this again.The reception went smoothly, and it was not difficult for such a large manor to take in a few idlers, but how to persuade Carson to change his mind was a big problem.John made a trip to Downton for this, only to be politely rejected.He found Mrs. Hughes and felt that the person who tied the bell had to be untied. She had to come forward to find out the whole story before Carson could be relieved.

I really don't know much about theater John, but Mrs. Crawley heard about it from nowhere, so she wrote to every theater in the surrounding area. Finally, the Belfax Theater replied to her, and Mrs. Crawley took the letter John was found.

Things got better with the joint efforts of several people, but Carson was still stubborn and refused to come to see him off.When they all saw off at the train station, Thomas sighed: "I really can't imagine that Mr. Carson still has such a passionate and romantic time."

"Indeed, if I imagine Mr. Carson in a costume and jumping around on the stage, I'd rather imagine John King spitting out his mouthful of fat." John also joked, "But you can Don't tell Carson."

Mrs. Hughes pursed her lips and smiled, as if I understood.Just as everyone bid farewell in a relaxed atmosphere, a familiar figure gradually walked out of the steam, John said with a smile: "Carson, I knew you would come, you must have a lot of parting words to say, I Don't bother."

Carson saluted him, and John hooked Thomas' hand lightly, stepping aside with Mrs. Hughes. "Mrs. Hughes, you would never have imagined that when I went to persuade Carson, he suppressed his anger and sent me out. I have never seen him lose his temper because of a personal matter."

"No, I can imagine that, after all, love will change a person." Mrs. Hughes gave Thomas a meaningful look after finishing speaking.John naturally knew what she meant, and whispered, "Thank you, Mrs. Hughes."

"Ah...Mr. Spencer, do you think you're the first person like this I've seen?" She said with a sly smile.

"Of course not, Mrs. Hughes, I'm sure you are well-informed, but you don't need to let Butler Carson know about this."

The matter ended happily, and John felt that his life was gradually returning to the right track. Carson insisted on repaying John for the expenses of his friend in Old Manor. John couldn't refuse, so he asked Thomas to figure out the money and send the bill to to Carson.

"Have you ever thought that one day you will send bills to Butler Carson and ask for money, Thomas?" John joked as he leaned on the sofa cushions with a book and put his feet on a square pier. This is his favorite sitting position. .Now Thomas has also become unruly by his ears and eyes.

"Unless in a dream," Thomas said, turning from the table and laughing.

Seeing the other party's smile, John got distracted, and simply threw the book on another sofa without reading it. He waved at Thomas, and when he saw the other party approaching, he pulled him onto his lap and sat on his side. This posture It's just convenient for kissing, and you can kiss your beloved with a slight tilt of your head. You can also wrap Thomas' waist and keep sliding down, feeling the looming temptation below the waistline. It's rare that Thomas is obedient, but an invitation letter interrupted.John licked his lips and leaned into the other's ear and said, "Continue tonight."