[Pride and Prejudice] Plain water

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"I want to go back to Netherfield again," Bingley said calmly to Anne and the others.During this period of time, he has been thinking about Jane all the time, thinking about every moment they get along with. When he knew that Jane had come to London to look for him, his heart was full of surprise and joy. After finishing his work, he planned to go to Jane and tell She he likes her and proposes to her.

"Good idea. If you want to keep renting this mansion, you must use it frequently." Fitzwilliam also planned to visit Elizabeth, but he was embarrassed to bring it up. It would be best if Bentley proposed it now.

"I think so too. Will you come with me? I will do my best as a landlord." Fitzwilliam cheered up.If he went to Netherfield, he would have a chance of seeing Elizabeth again.

"When do you want to go there?" Fitzwilliam asked quickly after hearing this.

"Within a week, I will send some servants over tomorrow to take care of the house." Bingley also looked forward to it.

"Well, I'll go." Fitzwilliam immediately agreed.

"I've been renting there for a year. I didn't expect that after that..." His voice became smaller and smaller, and it's not hard to guess what he was thinking of, it must be Jane.

After making the decision, they set off immediately. Of course, Annie and the others followed. Annie wanted to help Fitzwilliam check.

They rested overnight and visited the Bennet family the next day.

Their arrival surprised and delighted the whole family, and Elizabeth was too busy to take care of herself. When she saw Fitzwilliam, her heart was disturbed, and she didn't know what to do.Jane was also affected mentally, and she was more restless than before, with a restless look on her face.

During the meal, Bingley really showed his admiration for Jane.Although this kind of admiration was not as explicit as before, Jane didn't know where to put her eyes.Fitzwilliam sat so far from Elizabeth that he sat with her mother.She found it disinteresting and inconvenient, both to Darcy and to her mother.The seats were so far apart that, of course, she could not hear what Darcy was talking to her mother, but she could see that they spoke very little, and that they spoke very formally and coldly.Seeing his mother's perfunctory treatment of him, and thinking of his deep affection for their family, she certainly felt very uncomfortable.There were times when she wished she could tell him that it wasn't that nobody in her family knew his good, and that it wasn't that the whole family was ungrateful to him.

After dinner Mrs. Bennet tried to get the others away again, and Bingley was with her daughter.She drove the others for a walk, and Elizabeth and Fitzwilliam fell behind, perhaps on purpose.

Elizabeth took this opportunity to pluck up the courage to say to Fitzwilliam: "Mr. Fitzwilliam, I am a selfish person. I just want to make myself happy, regardless of whether it hurts your feelings. Poor sister, I have too much affection, and I can no longer be grateful to you. Ever since I found out about this, I have wanted to express my gratitude to you. If everyone in my family knew, then I would not be the only one who would like to thank you .”

"I'm sorry, I'm so sorry," said Mr. Fitzwilliam, both surprised and excited. "It might make you feel bad if you looked at it in the wrong light, but you never thought it would be known. I didn't expect Mrs. Gardiner to be so unreliable."

"You shouldn't blame my aunt. It was only because Lydia herself inattentively uttered the word that I knew you were involved in this matter; and of course I won't rest until I make inquiries. Let me represent my family." Thank you, thank you, thank you for your sympathy, not afraid of trouble, and going to them after being wronged."

"If you really want to thank me, you have only to show your own gratitude. There is no need to deny it. I try so hard to please you, among other reasons. Your family need not thank me. Although I respect They, but I only thought of you at that time."

Elizabeth was too embarrassed to say a word.A moment later, Fitzwilliam was heard saying: "You are a cheerful man, and you will never make fun of me. My wishes and feelings remain the same, and if you say a word, I will never speak of the matter again." .”

Elizabeth felt more uneasy and anxious for him when he heard him express his heart in this way, so she had to speak.She at once hesitated to tell him that she had always been fond of him, but that many things had happened in it, and that she was now willing to accept his kindness with pleasure and gratitude.

This answer made Fitzwilliam feel happier than he had ever felt before. Like a man in love, he immediately seized this opportunity and poured out his heart to her with infinite delicacy and enthusiasm.If Elizabeth could look up into his eyes, she would have seen how beautiful he was in the beaming look of his face, and though she dared not look at his face, she dared to hear his voice, He only heard him tell her all his emotions, how important she was to him, and the more she listened, the more she felt the preciousness of his emotions.

After they talked, it was decided that Fitzwilliam would go and declare their love to Mr. Bennet.

As soon as they entered the door, Jane and Bingley were seen standing together in front of the fireplace, apparently engaged in a lively conversation, and if there was nothing suspicious about the situation, they turned away hastily when they saw them approaching, and immediately parted.They showed their embarrassment, but they were even more embarrassed.They sat down without saying a word, and Fitzwilliam was about to go away, when Bingley stood up suddenly, whispered a few words to Jane, and went to Mr. Bennet's study.Fitzwilliam reacted and walked over.

I don't know how they talked to Mr. Bennet, but they all came out with smiles and it should be very smooth.Then Mr. Bennet asked his daughters to come in and ask them if they were sure they were going to get married, and of course they were.

When the news came out that they were going to get married, Mrs. Bennet was very pleasantly surprised. Her two daughters were going to get married at once, and she hurriedly talked about the things to be prepared.

Looking at Fitzwilliam's decision this time, Annie and the others could only agree with what he left behind to help him prepare for his marriage.After active preparations, Jane and Bingley, Elizabeth and Fitzwilliam were married on the same day, and watched as they drove away in a carriage to the cheers of the crowd.

After the wedding, Anne thought with emotion, seeing Fitzwilliam and their marriage so rough and tough, while her marriage with Darcy has been smooth and peaceful, it made her feel very happy.Thinking that Annie, who has been busy these days, can finally breathe a sigh of relief. As soon as she relaxes, she feels black before her eyes and faints.

Seeing Annie fainted, Darcy was startled, and quickly picked her up and went back to the room, and asked the servant to call for a doctor.During the doctor's diagnosis, Annie woke up slowly and asked: "What's wrong with me?" Seeing that Annie woke up, Darcy helped her sit up and let her lean against him.

"Congratulations madam, you have a baby." The doctor replied.

"Children!" Anne and Darcy were dumbfounded, they had a child, and Darcy hugged Annie and said excitedly: "Annie, we have a child." Annie also had tears of joy in her eyes.Suddenly she found that God was kind to her, not only let her be reborn, let her meet Darcy, made her happy, and now sent her such a precious gift.She fantasizes that in the near future, there will be Darcy, she, and a lovely baby family happily together.

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