[Pride and Prejudice] Plain water

Both Mr. Bingley and Fitzwilliam were in low spirits when they returned.Mr. Bingley was disappointed by Jane's delay in reciprocating his feelings, and a little discouraged.Fitzwilliam found that he finally liked a girl, but there were many things blocking them, and from what he had just heard, he knew that she was going to be engaged.

At this time, the steward of the Bingley family in London sent a letter saying that the property in London had encountered difficulties, and hoped that Mr. Bingley would go and have a look.

Miss Bingley didn't like the Bennet family at first, but Bingley liked it. For this reason, she went to check on Jane's background to see how she treated Bingley, and found that she had chatted with her brother countless times, but her demeanor and following The other young men talked no differently, and she guessed she didn't think of Bingley in that way, she knew Bingley didn't intend to stay at Netherfield all the time, she was just using him to pass the time.Thinking of this, I can't help being angry, now that Bingley is disappointed in her, and something happened in London, she must seize this opportunity to get Bingley to leave here, go to London to attend a few more dances, and see many other beautiful ladies, Bingley should not Thinking of that Jane.

Similarly, even if Bentley and the others didn't leave, Anne and the others wanted to leave. They were afraid that if they stayed here any longer, it would be bad if Georgiana ran into Wickham by accident, so they had better leave as soon as possible.

So with the acquiescence of Mr. Bingley, everyone packed their bags and set off on the next day.Bingley probably also wanted to leave for a while to sort out his feelings for Jane.

As to what regrettable difficulties their departure would bring to the people of Meryton, they could not know.

Not long after they left, a letter was also delivered to the eldest lady of the Bennet Mansion.

The letter was torn apart immediately, and inside was a small, exquisite, and smooth-ironed letterhead, written in a lady's graceful and fluent handwriting.Jane changed her face while reading the letter. She was very sad when she saw Miss Bingley and the others left and did not come back, but it was more of her own regret.But she calmed down, put the letter aside, and chatted happily with everyone as usual.

But Elizabeth still felt that this was wrong, and felt inexplicably anxious. Jian Jian winked at her and told her to follow her upstairs.As soon as they were in their own rooms, Jane produced the letter, and said sadly, "It's from Miss Bingley, and what it says really astonishes me. The family has now left Netherfield and gone up to the town." , never plan to come back again. You see what she said."

Elizabeth was dumbfounded. Fitzwilliam left. She felt a great pain in her heart, but she cheered up and comforted Jane, "Everyone can tell that Mr. Bingley likes you so much. They must have left for something. I'll return." She said so, but she didn't know what to do, and she was saddened by silently chanting Fitzwilliam's name.

Jane forced a smile after listening to her sister's comfort.In the end, the two sisters agreed that it is not appropriate to say more about this matter in front of Mrs. Bennet. They just need to tell her that the family has left this place, and there is no need to explain to her why he left.

But Mrs. Bennet was so disturbed by this fragment of news that she even wept, complaining of her bad luck, that the two ladies left just as soon as they got acquainted with her.But after a while of grief, she comforted herself with the thought that Mr. Bingley would soon be back, and dine at Longbourn; Invite him to eat two big dishes.

In the meantime, there was another incident, Mr. Collins and Charlotte got engaged, which no one expected at this time. For this reason, Mrs. Bennet, with her face full of viciousness, was full of poisonous words, and she was not the same as Sir William or Mrs. Lucas. When he spoke, he always spoke in a rough voice, and it took a month for him to get better.As for Charlotte, it was months before she forgave her.

Elizabeth and Charlotte were thus separated from each other to mention the matter.Elizabeth decided that they would never again confided as before.Disappointed in Charlotte, she turned all the more affectionately to her sister.She was convinced that her sister was a man of integrity and good manners, and she could not be shaken in this opinion.

Elizabeth saw Jane depressed for several days, but in order not to worry her family, she pretended to be okay, which made Elizabeth, who knew her sister best, very worried. Mr. Diner and the others went to London to ask Bentley about it.

Jane was finally persuaded by Elizabeth to go to London to visit Miss Bingley and the others, hoping to see Mr. Bingley, but unfortunately Mr. Bingley was busy with business and did not come back.In fact, Mr. Bingley often misses Jane when he comes to London. In order not to miss her, he devotes all his energy to work.She wanted to stay and wait, but Miss Bingley let her stay so likely.

She and Mrs. Hurst sang and talked intimately about what ball Bingley had been to and what lady she was talking to, and that lady was so pretty.Although Jane believed in Bingley's feelings for her, she couldn't help being sad and couldn't accept it, and she couldn't bear to listen and left in a hurry.

Later, Jane also visited Lexun several times, but she was turned away by Miss Bingley, and she did not see Mr. Bingley, which made Jane very discouraged.