[Pride and Prejudice] I don't understand at all

"..."==What kind of weird music is this, the taste of foreigners is beyond comprehension!

Listening to Miss Bingley playing the piano, Dabai thought with a blank expression.

Then she realized that she wasn't the only one with the expressionless face.

⊙[-]⊙It seems that everyone's taste is similar to mine.

"Oh, what the hell is going on?" Miss Bingley looked at the piano in front of her in bewilderment, and the sound played was completely wrong!

Then she tried to play a few more notes, and found that... the piano seemed to be cracked? ? ? ==? ?

Miss Bingley stood up quickly, and then... the piano cracked completely.

There was a bang—it split into two parts.

Looking at the split piano, Miss Bingley felt unscientific.

Suddenly recalling the cracked table a few days ago, he couldn't help but look at Dabai.

"..." Look at what I do, this is not what I did!I am innocent!

Although I did that last time, but definitely not this time!

"Damn the country!" Miss Bingley cursed viciously.

Dabai nodded, what did Miss Bingley just say?

foul language?

Oh, the textbook doesn't teach foul language!

So just ignore her!

"Come on, get rid of this rubbish!" Miss Bingley was very angry and ordered her servants to clean up the cracked piano. At the same time, she scolded the housekeeper and ordered some quality goods to be delivered, but she was still in a bad mood.

"Jane, Miss Bennett, you seem to be recovering from your illness?" Miss Bingley said suddenly.

"Yes." Jane nodded.

"Then how long does Jane want to live in Netherfield?" Miss Bingley explained without the slightest sincerity: "Although I really want to stay with you for a while, but...unmarried ladies always...stay outside , it's really not good."

"You... are right." Jane said dryly.

"Elizabeth and I will leave tomorrow." Jane glanced at Mr. Bingley and said.

"Oh, no, Jane, you can stay, of course Elizabeth is too, don't worry at all..." Mr. Bingley glared at his sister, and tried his best to persuade her to stay.

But Jane is very determined to leave, she doesn't want people to gossip.

Mr. Bingley hastily winked at Mr. Darcy, hoping that he would help keep Jane.

Mr. Darcy glanced at Elizabeth, and then said: "Bingley, Jane is right. She should indeed go."

"Oh, overjoyed!!! How could you do this?" Mr. Bingley looked at Mr. Darcy depressedly, isn't this a help at all? ! !Mr. Bingley, who was very angry, expressed his dissatisfaction by uttering the word "Daxi" in his accent!

"It's Darcy." Thinking of Mr. Darcy, he felt melancholy, why he would call Elizabeth... this address to Bingley.

Poof... Seeing Mr. Bingley kindly address Mr. Darcy as Daxi, Dabai held back his smile.

There was a time when she shouted out loud, but in desperation she could only tell Mr. Darcy that his name had the same pronunciation as Tian, ​​Zhao [大喜].

Now it seems that this title was known by Mr. Bingley for some reason.

Afterwards, Mr. Bingley expressed his concern for Jane in every possible way, and he repeatedly asked them to stay, hoping that they would wait at least a few days before leaving, but Jane was not persuaded.

This made Mr. Bingley very sad.

But Darcy thinks this is good news. She has been in Netherfield long enough...so long that I don't want her to leave.

Mr. Darcy secretly looked at Elizabeth's back, thinking that she was beautiful again.

It seemed to Mr. Darcy that he was hopelessly hopeless.

It's clear that they haven't known each other for a long time, but they make her so fascinated every time, and on the other hand, Miss Bingley is so rude to her.

What kind of admiration do I have... and I can't show it at all, lest she have the wrong idea and manipulate my lifelong happiness, Darcy.

Although we are together with Elizabeth, it feels good to think about it, but life is not for two people...

I don't know if it was because of leaving, Miss Bingley suddenly became polite to Elizabeth and affectionate to Jane.

When they parted next day, she first told Jane how much she looked forward to seeing her again at Longbourn or Netherfield, and embraced her very affectionately, and even shook Elizabeth's hand. .

then……

hum...

"My hand, hand in hand!!!" Miss Bingley screamed.

囧...It seems that I used too much force and dislocated Miss Bingley's arm.

This is Jane's future sister-in-law...

Dabai froze for a moment, then quickly shook it again, and heard another creak.

"Ahhhh!!!" Miss Bingley let out another scream.

Hearing this voice... There should be no problem, Dabai let go of Miss Bingley's hand.

"My hand..." Miss Bingley looked at her hand...and found...it's all right!

If it's okay, what happened to me just now! ! ! TAT

Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy looked at Miss Bingley with concern. Miss Bingley wanted to say something, but she had nothing at all... What did she say? !

Seeing no problem, Dabai happily bid farewell to everyone.

When they got home, their mother welcomed them with less enthusiasm.

"How can you come back!!!" Mrs. Bennet was very angry.

But this angry expression... Mama-san, can you not express your anger with such a funny expression?

I really want to laugh at what to do!

Dabai silently turned his head away.

"Mom, my illness is already cured, so I can't always stay there." Jane explained.

"What's the matter with you staying there, isn't Mr. Bingley very happy?" Lydia said carelessly while cutting the steak in her hand gracefully.

"Lydia, is your tone so strange?" Jane looked at her sister in confusion, and asked strangely.

"It's okay." Lydia put down the knife and fork in her hand heavily. She obviously made the medicine, but... the person who went was indeed Elizabeth.

Jane Lydia didn't think much, and Jane didn't ask too much.

Their father, however, Mr. Bennet, was very glad indeed, though he said nothing of joy, to see his daughters coming home.

He has long realized how important the two daughters are in the family.When Jane and Elizabeth are not present at night when the family gathers to talk, there is no energy, or even meaning.

Although Lydia is also very caring, but... it would be nice if it wasn't so profound.

Girls don't really need to be too advanced.

Although Master Bennet always complained that his daughters were too stupid.

"Look, this is my new diary." Mary was very happy to see Elizabeth, Lydia always didn't like to talk to herself, and Catherine... had different interests!

Dabai looked down... really want to vomit blood!

The word wavy line... is it genetic? !

I can't understand it at all! ! !

Obviously, my language attainments have already been mastered several times.

"Come and let me tell you." Mary pulled Dabai to her room.

TAT...I don't want my wife! ! !

Sister, please let me go, I am an innocent child!

Dabai was taken away by Mary with tears in his eyes.

But fortunately, Mary has expressed some new insights on old morality to herself.

But there is also some news, but of a completely different nature.

According to them, a lot has happened to the militia since last Wednesday, and a lot of legends have been added; some officers have recently dined with their uncle; get married.

This gossip... is really meaningless!Especially when it came out of Mary's mouth in a serious manner.

The next day, during dinner, Master Bennett said: "Our family will come to serve guests later."

"Which guest do you mean, my good sir?" asked Mrs. Bennet.

Lydia calculated the time, and it should be Collins, a supporting actor in the article [Pride and Prejudice].

Lydia thought about it and looked at Elizabeth. In fact, she thought Collins was a good match for Elizabeth. Maybe she could give them a red line.

"The guest I'm talking about is a male guest and a stranger."

Men?stranger?

Mrs. Bennet's eyes sparkled.

"A gentleman and a stranger! That must be Mr. Bingley, no."

"Mom didn't." Jane said, but Mrs. Bennet obviously didn't listen.

". . . Oh, Jane, you've never been a thing, you crafty thing! . . . Why, I'm so glad Mr. Bingley is coming."

"But . . . for God's sake! I'm so unlucky that I can't get any fish today. . . . Ring the bell for me, Catherine dear. I'll tell Hill right away."

Seeing such a wife, Master Bennet said hastily: "It is not Mr. Bingley who is coming; speaking of this guest, I have never seen him in my life."

After teasing his wife's curiosity for a while, he said literally: "I got a letter about a month ago, and I wrote back a fortnight ago, because I thought it was quite a nerve-wracking thing. You'll have to pay attention to it early. The letter is from my cousin, Mr. Collins. After my death, my cousin can throw you out of this house whenever he likes."

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