don't touch my darcy

Hearing Mrs. Sulton call her name, she turned around and said, "I'm fine, Mom."

How can she be all right?She is sulking.

Just now Wickham said that this time the army is transferred north to the Scottish border. It is not a big problem. It may be a little hard, but it is not an opportunity. I heard that the Duke of Argyll will come to inspect the defense in person, so it is time to perform well.

This cheeky rascal gave up the opportunity to take a shortcut by taking advantage of his sister and brother-in-law?

In addition, Lydia is too quiet, and the male god is too self-cultivated. Even Miss Darcy, why can she be so courageous?

And Mrs. Darcy, what did she say and do to the Wickhams to coax Lydia into saying that she would go back to the army with Wickham tomorrow, and enjoy the hundred dollars she brought back from Longbourne with peace of mind for the time being? GBP!

These are not enough to make her angry. A male god should be a man with connotation and self-cultivation, but the Wickhams are originally a brainless and courageous one.

What made her angry was that the development of the matter was completely different from what she had imagined!

Could it be that her judgment on Elizabeth, on Elizabeth and Darcy's marriage, on the ending given by the original book, is all wrong?

How can this be?If so, what's the point of her traveling to this world?

No, it is definitely not like this. This time, it was just a coincidence, or Elizabeth was lucky, and it was Miss Darcy's tolerance and consideration that helped her!

"But you look very unhappy? What's the matter, is it Lieutenant Stocker, or Mr. Reed who keeps pestering you?" Mrs. Shalton was still worried.

Having a daughter who is too good, I really can't worry about it.

Since Ivy got the serious illness, she is much more lively and cute than before, and she is more willing to show her talent and small face, which always attracts men to circle around her.

Of course, Mrs. Salton would not pick a son-in-law casually, especially since her daughter had experienced a bad relationship, which made the mother determined to find a good family for Ivy, with a good character and a secure career. s husband.

Like Mrs. Darcy, an ordinary woman whose family background, appearance, and talents are not worth boasting can have a partner as outstanding as Mr. Darcy. Why should her Ivy marry worse than her?

Mrs. Sulton originally planned to spend the summer with her family in the beautiful Derbyshire Lake District, and find a good marriage for her son by the way, but now she has other ideas. With more men worthy of selection.

"Ivy, next month is the birthday of Earl Hudlers. There will be a grand ball at that time. Your father has also received the invitation. How about we go back to London for a few days? Baby, with your ingenuity, you can still With a face so pretty you can't blink, you're bound to—"

"Mom, I don't want to go to London at all, this place is very good!" Miss Sulton, who was already aggrieved when she heard that she was going to leave here and the male god, suddenly became impatient.

"Oh, baby, you, you are—" the daughter raised her voice suddenly, and Mrs. Sulton was really surprised, even the sleeping Baron Sulton trembled.

"Ivy, is there something wrong with you?" Lancer also frowned, looking at his sister suspiciously.

Oops, why did you lose your composure?

Miss Sulton quickly supported her forehead, expressed a tired look, and said in a weak voice: "I'm sorry, Mom, Lancer, I, I'm really tired..."

Mrs. Sulton was very distressed, and hurriedly gathered the shawl for her daughter, "It's okay, baby, your illness is just recovering."

"Hmm..." Miss Sulton also imitated her father, leaning against the car wall and closing her eyes.

Completely different from his sister, Lancer is in a great mood, because Mrs. Darcy's wit and Miss Darcy's grace make him feel like a spring breeze. He has been reminiscing about the happy atmosphere in the hall just now, listening to Miss Darcy playing the piano and singing .

This also prevented him from thinking too much about why Ivy, who used to be gentle and never spoke loudly to her family, would appear so agitated because of fatigue.

After the lively dinner, Mr. Darcy left for London on the third day. Elizabeth originally wanted to accompany him. Considering that Mary was still living here, it was also necessary to make sure that Miss Darcy was completely emotionally stable. In order to take care of both Mrs. Darcy remained at Pemberley for the time being, in order to fulfill her duties as a sister.

Anyway, next month, she has to go to London with Darcy for two important things. The first is to attend Darcy's award ceremony, and the second is to attend Earl Hudler's birthday ball.

His Excellency the Earl is also surnamed Darcy, and is a distant cousin of Pemberley's previous male master. He is currently the Dean of the House of Lords, and is deeply trusted by His Majesty the King. He is a highly respected and high-profile figure.

For this reason, Elizabeth was deeply terrified. Living in a country manor and occasionally participating in some social activities, she was able to handle it with ease and enjoy it, but she had never seen London's high society, or even the big figures in the court, and the big scene, so For several days, I was asking Mrs. Reynolds about etiquette.

When Mrs. Reynolds was young, as the companion of Mrs. Anne Darcy, she had the honor to accompany her and old Mr. Darcy to meet the king, and witnessed various solemn scenes.

Even so, Elizabeth was both apprehensive and looking forward to it. After all, when she arrived in London, she could see her dear sister Jane, as well as Uncle Gardiner and Aunt Gardiner.

When Mary returned to Pemberley, she was disappointed to learn that she had missed the opportunity to meet Mr. Lancer Sulton, but she was a reserved girl, and she didn't show it in her expressions or words.

In Pemberley, Miss Darcy is her only close friend. The two girls are somewhat introverted and share common interests. On the contrary, they are quite willing to stay together. Apart from playing the piano, singing, reading and reading, they will also exchange some small things in private.

Mary told Miss Darcy about the people in the town, who would often visit the children at the church school, who would often go to the church to pray, although there were no prominent people, they were all simple and amiable, and Mr. Reed This week, he officially took over Mr. Short and became the pastor of the diocese. I heard that Baron Salton's family will go to hear him give his first sermon.

"Will the whole family go?" Miss Darcy's eyes lit up instantly.

"Probably, that's what Mr. Reed said." Mary was stunned for a moment, she felt that Miss Darcy's eyes were really beautiful, and in an instant, it seemed that her whole body was covered with a layer of charming brilliance.

"Oh..." Miss Darcy sighed again, and the look in her eyes gradually dimmed.

Her brother was not at home, so it was difficult for her to ask her sister-in-law to go to the church in the town to worship, in order to meet the man who gave her courage.

After all, the young girl couldn't hide such beautiful and slightly sad thoughts and chew them alone. Miss Darcy still told her new close friend about the situation that night.

Of course, she omitted the dispute between Wickham and her brother-in-law, and only said that she didn't feel uncomfortable, but she exaggerated how friendly Miss Sulton was and how gentlemanly her brother was.

From Georgiana's sometimes gentle, sometimes bright eyes, and the faint blush on her cheeks, Mary seemed to see something, but she didn't ask aloud, but silently and patiently listened to the evasive talk of her close friend, sharing her thoughts Joy and uneasiness, and bury my thoughts deeper.

Mary Bennet, a little squire's daughter, who was not pretty and had no money, how could she compete with Miss Darcy?

Besides, this gentle and kind girl beside her is the first person who truly regards herself as a close friend...

On the weekend when Mr. Darcy went to London, Mary returned to the church school, and together with Sister Susan, led the children to sing hymns in the church and listen to the sermon of Pastor Reed, while Elizabeth received a letter unexpectedly.

The letter was from her cousin, Mr. Collins, addressing her as the honorable Mrs. Darcy rather than as dear cousin.

He first brought good news to Mrs. Darcy that her good friend Mrs. Collins had successfully given birth to a boy, but before Elizabeth exclaimed excitedly, the next sentence surprised her again.

Mr. Collins expressed the hope that Mr. Darcy and Mrs. Darcy could become the godfather and godmother of the child, and he consulted the respected Mrs. Catherine de Bourgh. The Duchess also thought that this idea was very appropriate, so the owner of Pemberley welcomed If so, he and Mrs. Collins will bring the newborn to visit at the end of this month.