don't touch my darcy

The conversation that followed was completely in accordance with Miss Sulton's design, and achieved the most ideal result.

After showing her kindness and winning everyone's praise, she put her mind on Miss Darcy again, and asked her humbly if she had read the music score she had given her?

Georgiana hastened to express her gratitude and admiration, and sincerely hoped that, if Miss Sulton was free, she could visit Pemberley and instruct her in piano performance, for those pieces were too beautiful for her skill to express. It's just in case.

After a few words of humility, Miss Sulton readily agreed. Since then, Mr. Darcy, Mrs. Darcy and Miss Darcy have all expressed their sincere invitation to her.

Before leaving, Mrs. Bennet said to Mrs. Sulton that she would leave Pemberley and return to Longbourne tomorrow. When passing Rose Manor, she hoped that the master would allow her to take another look at the precious Lydia. Always disobedient and worrying, after meeting this time

, I don’t know that she will be transferred to that place with the army again.

Mrs. Bennet was extremely sad. Of course, Mrs. Sulton couldn't help comforting her, saying that there was no problem at all. Even if Mrs. Bennet and her daughters would like to stay for a few more days, her family would welcome it.

This is of course because Mrs. Salton is a kind wife, but also out of her kindness to Elizabeth, hoping to get the support of Mistress Pemberley in the matter of marrying the two families in the future.

However, before Mrs. Bennet set off, she encountered an event that completely took her by surprise.

Mary said she would not go back to Longbourne, she wanted to stay for a while, and teach the children in the mission school to sing and read, and if Mr Darcy and Lizzie thought it inconvenient for her to live in Pemberley, Sister Eleanor had She agreed, and she could live in the dormitory of the church school.

Mrs. Bennet became anxious when she heard this, and asked Mary if she wanted to be a nun?

He also said that baby, although you are not as beautiful as your sisters, but now you are much more sensible, I believe there will be rich and decent young people who will propose to you, why do you have to live such a lonely life?

"Mom!" Elizabeth hurriedly stopped her mother's nonsense, but Darcy could only cough in embarrassment after hearing this.

"Uh, I mean, it's..." Mrs. Bennet glanced at Darcy, feeling a little flustered and embarrassed, but she couldn't worry about her daughter, so she simply set her heart and said firmly, "Mary, you must I go home."

"I've decided to stay, I promised Sister Eleanor, how can I lie to God?" Marianne replied quietly, but her attitude was firm.

"No, Mary! If you are so willful, I have no choice but to let Mr. Bennett come and take you back!" For the happiness and reputation of her daughter, Mrs. Bennett did not give in.

Unknowingly, the old lady's voice grew louder again, and Miss Darcy looked from her to Mary, wondering whether to slip away quietly, or to stay and comfort her poor new friend.

"Mrs. Bennet." Just as Elizabeth was having a headache, Darcy suddenly said, "Would you like me to say a word?"

When he spoke, the attention of everyone in the room was turned, even Elizabeth was surprised. Of course, she believed that Darcy would not embarrass his mother in public, but what exactly was he trying to say?

"Of course, Mr. Darcy, I'm listening." Although she got along well these days, Mrs. Bennet still had some fear of this son-in-law.

"Please sit down first, Mrs. Bennett." Darcy pointed to the sofa, signaling the old lady who jumped up excitedly to sit down.

"Oh, I'm sorry." Mrs. Bennet sat down as she said, feeling even more uneasy. Did he mean to have a long story with himself?

"Since I was very young, my parents have been in touch with Sister Eleanor. She is really a kind and honest elder who has dedicated her life to God and has never made anyone unhappy." Darcy He spoke unhurriedly, but his tone was solemn.

"Yes, sir, I know she is a kind and good person." Mrs. Bennet was relieved a little, rather than scolding her for being rude.

"When my mother was still alive, she would go to the church school once a week, teach the children to sing hymns, or teach them to make delicious jams."

"Mrs. Darcy? Are you telling the truth?"

"Yes, ma'am, I have been honored to go there twice with my mother." Darcy smiled faintly, as if recalling interesting childhood memories.

Mrs. Bennet would never have guessed that Mrs. Anne Darcy, who was born as a noble lady and married the richest gentleman in the local area, also stayed in that kind of place, and the arrogant Mr. Darcy didn't seem to be disgusted at all?

Elizabeth immediately understood her husband's intentions. He was trying to persuade Mrs. Bennet to let Mary stay. If a church school is affirmed by him, it will definitely not be a bad place to go.

"In addition, I think Lizzie must also hope that Miss Bennet can live at home, and if she wants, she can take a carriage to and from the school and Pemberley when she wants."

"Ah, Darcy..." Even Elizabeth was surprised that Darcy would offer to facilitate Mary's strange idea.

She believed that it was not only out of love for herself, but that he also hoped that Mary could get out of the narrow life circle of Longbourne.

If it is said that Elizabeth's decision to Mary was also in a dilemma before, then Darcy's attitude now made her firmly choose to side with her sister and her husband.

Indeed, because of their family background, the life of her and her four sisters can only be described as having no worries about food and clothing. The Bennett family did not hire a tutor, nor did they go to a girls' school for education. Even when they were 20 years old, they At that time, I stepped out of Longbourne with Uncle Gardiner. In the eyes of Kitty and Lydia, the Meryton Garrison, a dozen miles away, was the most beautiful place, and poor Mary, her world Except for the dance party at the neighbor's house, there is a dark study room and a not-so-wide courtyard.

This is why Lady Catherine de Bourgh and Miss Caroline Bingley dared to laugh at their sisters wantonly.

If Mary herself is willing to walk out of that narrow world, even though Elizabeth does not know who or what gave her such courage, she is still happy for her sister.

Elizabeth was both funny and admired. Her resolute mother just now was easily persuaded by her husband. If he was once the person Mrs. Bennet hated the most, now he is the person you can trust the most. up.

In this way, Mary remained in Pemberley, and Mrs. Bennet took Kitty home, and they stopped to see Mr. and Mrs. Wickham as they passed the Rose Garden.

During the more than half a month in Pemberley, Mrs. Bennet was in a really good mood, but as soon as she stepped into the Rose Manor, she got a terrible news. Her dear daughter and her son-in-law had a quarrel!