Downton Abbey for your happiness

Since the ambassador and his friends left, John's eyes were finally clear, and he was relieved that Thomas would worry about him, explaining that he had nothing to do with the ambassador.Mrs. Patmore also came back, wearing a slightly funny glasses, and John also came to the kitchen to welcome her back, although the housekeeper Hughes complained privately that a gentleman of status would not come every day In the kitchen, but he still goes his own way.

"I'm sure I can read those menus better than ever with these glasses on." Mrs. Patmore looked pleased.

Bates was also really happy for her. He understood that a person with a disability being cured is no less than getting a second life. He said with some envy: "It's really worth being happy."

"Of course, you are the person who can empathize with everyone here." Thomas mocked lukewarmly.

John rubbed his brows in annoyance, how could he forget the conflict between the two?

"Thomas, watch your words and deeds!" Carson looked at John and shouted loudly.Thomas trembled in his heart, and quickly turned to look at Mr. Spencer, only to find that the other party was looking at him coldly, his arrogance was extinguished at once, it was over!Mr. Spencer must have thought he was an unkind little fellow.Yes, sometimes he also felt that his words were too much, but he was very jealous of Bates' opportunities, popularity, and love. Although he was a lame man, everything was better than what he got.But it's not worth it to make a bad impression on Mr. Spencer.Thomas regretted it, but didn't know what to do to make it up.

John didn't expect his eyes to be so useful. Thomas turned out to be a good baby. He was amused by his own idea, and the atmosphere in the kitchen became lively again.He gave Mrs. Patmore a cookbook and walked away, otherwise he would have been drowned in her thank you.

Thomas spent the whole morning in anxiety, until after lunch, he was called to the study by the count.All the way, he wondered what would happen if the count suddenly called him so formally?Had Mr. Spencer not told the Earl of the morning?Mr. Bates is the earl's comrade-in-arms, so he must have reprimanded him. The more he thought about it, the more Thomas felt that this was the case, and he felt very sad. The strange thing is that he was not sad because he was about to be reprimanded, but because Mr. Spencer would sue him. .

Thomas entered the study dejectedly. Carson looked at him puzzled. When he opened the door, he whispered, "Are you still sleepwalking? Get your spirits up!"

He reluctantly walked in with his chest up and his head held high, but Earl Grantham was chatting with Mr. Spencer with a smile on his face, and he was not displeased at all, so he was even more puzzled.At this time the count saw him coming, and said in a relaxed tone: "Thomas, it is very good that you are here."

"Yes, Earl, what are your orders?" Thomas asked with a forced smile.

"It's like this. Mr. Spencer is going to London to order a coat and do some business by the way, but you also know that he hasn't recruited a suitable personal attendant yet, so he wants you to accompany him."

Although the earl said it for granted, Thomas was still shocked. He thought about all the possibilities and never thought that such a good thing would happen to him.

"What's the matter? You seem very surprised, don't you want to accompany me? Then I can only call Shangwei..."

Mr. Spencer's words woke Thomas up, how could a boiled duck make it fly?He hurriedly agreed: "Of course not, sir, I am very happy."

So, the two of them boarded the train to London early the next morning. Thomas didn't sleep well all night. He was sometimes excited and sometimes lost. So after chatting restraintly with the other party for a while, he started to feel sleepy.

"What's wrong? Didn't sleep well last night?"

Thomas rubbed his eyes and sat down quickly: "No, sir."

It's a lie at first glance, it's not convincing.John smiled, stood up naturally, turned around, sat next to Thomas, and said, "Don't pretend, it's normal to get sleepy on the train, sleep when you're sleepy, I can lend you my shoulder for a while. "

Thomas stood up suddenly in fright, and then felt that he was overreacting, and sat back in his seat: "No, no, I will take a good rest when I arrive in London."

"Okay, whatever you want." The other party raised his eyebrows, shook off the newspaper and read it, without any intention of returning to his seat.

Feeling the body temperature close at hand, Thomas nervously didn't know where to put his hands, his body was stiff, and he couldn't help but start thinking wildly again, what did Mr. Spencer mean by this move?Is it what he expected?Or pure kindness?In view of Mr. Spencer's usual actions, this guess is very likely, Thomas heaved a sigh of relief while thinking in frustration.In fact, before changing it, he must have boldly used actions to test, but this time he retreated, he dared not bet, if he made a mistake, he did not dare to imagine what to do if these attentions and good intentions disappeared, and he did not dare to imagine Span Mr. Sai looked at him with the disgusting eyes that everyone else looked at monsters.O'Brien was right. The other party was a perfect dream, and he didn't dare to touch it lightly. Just looking at it made him feel that life was full of beauty.

"You can always read the newspaper if you don't sleep, or are you going to sit like a pencil for hours?"

A newspaper was held out in front of him, interrupting his wild thoughts, Thomas took it mechanically, and read it absently.

"Ah, speaking of pencils, do you have a pen, Thomas?" Mr. Spencer turned to look at him, and he looked back, but at the newspaper in the other's hand, which happened to have a crossword puzzle in that page.

"Take it, sir."

The other party picks up the pen he handed over, puts his feet on the table again, puts the newspaper on his lap and starts to paint, Mr. Spencer will also be stumped, and at this time he will frown his beautiful eyebrows , Gently tap the newspaper with the tip of the pen.While pretending to read the newspaper, Thomas looked at each other from the corner of his eye, feeling amused in his heart. It turned out that Mr. Spencer had a childish side in private, and suddenly felt that the distance between them was not so far away. It felt like a child who suddenly discovered The butterfly turned out to be the same as the silkworm. It is huge and novel, and it can make people happy all day.

The train finally arrived at the station. After getting off the train, Thomas remembered that he didn't know where they lived in London, so he asked, "Mr. Spencer, do you need to find a hotel?"

"No, of course I will go to my uncle's house when I come to London."

It was only then that Thomas remembered that he had heard that Mr. Spencer's uncle was the ambassador of the American embassy. No wonder the other party hadn't mentioned the question of where to live before.

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I don’t have time to write today, so I’ll post the manuscript first, and the landlord’s house doesn’t have any food left.