don't touch my darcy

"Okay, Mr. Bennett, you stay here to chat with Lizzie, I have to go to the kitchen to see, don't let the cook spoil my good things, I specially prepared it for Lizzie, it is the most suitable for pregnant women to nourish It's time." Seeing that her daughter was about to get up from the bed, Mrs. Bennet hurriedly held her down, "Don't move, you'd better listen to the doctor and lie down and rest more, and your father has a lot to say."

Darcy hesitated for a while, and got up to see his mother-in-law off, but was persuaded by Mrs. Bennet again, "Oh, no, I think Lizzie would prefer you to stay with her."

Darcy was really not good at dealing with this enthusiastic and trivial old lady, so he had to say: "I will trouble you."

"What are you talking about, Lizzie is my daughter. Even if she marries you, she is still my daughter. Oh, you will soon understand what it means to be a parent, Mr. Darcy." Mrs. Bennet rambled go out.

Among the remaining three people in the bedroom, two were not talkative. The originally lively atmosphere suddenly became deserted after Mrs. Bennet disappeared.

"Father, this journey has been very hard. I remember that you haven't traveled far for several years, except for..." "Except for Lydia" these words twirled on the tip of Elizabeth's tongue, but she still swallowed Going down, he put his hand on the back of Mr. Bennett's hand, and said tenderly, "Anyway, I'm so glad you can come, and I think Darcy is too, isn't it, my dear?"

Mr. Darcy gave a dry cough, and hurriedly replied: "Yes, I am very surprised and honored that you can come to Pemberley."

"Oh, my dear..." Elizabeth shook her head happily but helplessly. Even if she was talking to please her father-in-law, her husband was still so honest.

"If you are really honored, I will come and see you often until you are bored." Mr. Bennet said seriously.

"Oh, you are really... humorous..." Mr. Darcy, at the end of his words, sent his wife a look of help.

Elizabeth burst out laughing. Although her father loved her very much, she was always a little withdrawn. In addition, she still had some concerns about her marriage with Darcy, but now he was willing to come to Pemberley, and even joked about his son-in-law. , why not make her feel better?

"Well, Darcy, Lizzie, while our long-winded Mrs. Bennet is away, I have something to let you know." Mr. Bennet said without any sense of humor.

"What's the matter, Dad?" Seeing her father's seriousness, it was Elizabeth's turn to cast an uncertain look at her husband.

"Don't worry, Lizzie, I'm sure nothing bad will happen." Darcy moved the chair closer and sat between his father-in-law and his wife.

"Please look at this first, Mr. Darcy." Mr. Bennet took out a letter from his jacket pocket and handed it to Darcy.

The letter looks very thick, and it is packed in a special envelope, which looks solemn.

Darcy looked at the postmark and signature of the envelope first, and when he saw the gray eagle clan emblem, he guessed it in his heart. When he opened it, he found that it was signed by Earl Antheldis, and attached A notarized letter from a lawyer, declaring that he waives all obligations tied to the land property owned by Mr. Bennett. From then on, this property will no longer be bound by limited inheritance rights, and all rights and interests can be freely distributed by the owner.

Darcy and Elizabeth already knew the contents of the letter, but he still didn't understand Mr. Bennett's intention, "From a legal point of view, there is no problem at all. Do you have any concerns?"

"Okay then, look at this again." Mr. Bennet took out another letter from the other pocket and handed it to Darcy.

"Oh..." Darcy became more and more suspicious, and quickly opened it to read.

"What's the matter, my dear, whose letter is it and what does it say?" Looking at her husband, who has always been well-informed, also showing a very surprised expression, Elizabeth couldn't keep her composure.

There was only one piece of letter paper, but Darcy read it several times before putting it down. He let out a long breath, "It's Mr. Bennett's will."

"A will?" Elizabeth exclaimed, sitting upright, "What's wrong with you, Dad, why did you make a will? Do you feel uncomfortable?"

"Don't worry, Lizzie, don't worry, I don't have any discomfort. On the contrary, this period is the happiest time since you were born." Mr. Bennet patted the back of his daughter's hand reassuringly.

"Mr. Bennett stated in his will that after his death, Mrs. Bennett and her five daughters will jointly inherit the estate under his name, including you, Lizzie." Darcy explained to his wife, emphasizing that Later point.

"So that's the case, Dad, you can really scare people." Elizabeth was relieved, "However, you don't have to think about my Jane, but Kitty and Lydia..."

"No, Lizzie, I have thought about this will very clearly, and I have invited Uncle Philip and Uncle Gardiner to be witnesses, and I will not change it after it takes effect." Mr. Bennett interrupted his daughter, Shaking his head firmly, his tone was gentle and loving, with a touch of sadness at the same time, "I understand that compared to the wealth you have now, what I can leave to Lizzie is really insignificant, and so is Jane, but you They are all my daughters. This is what Mrs. Bennett said just now. Parents are concerned. Although your mother is stupid most of the time, when it comes to treating children, what she says is often the truth. Your happiness Fully proves it, hehe."

Elizabeth was amused by her father again. Apart from being grateful, she couldn't think of any reason to refuse her parents' kindness. She could only hold Mr. Bennet's hand tightly.

"Okay, Lizzie, shall we... talk about something else?" Worrying that his wife's emotion would be unhealthy, Darcy suggested, "Or you can get up for a while and go to the window for a while to breathe fresh." Air?"

"Well, I think I have to leave for a while." Mr. Bennet deliberately got up and left.

"Oh, Daddy, don't go, I want to know more about what happened at Longbourn."

"Nothing new, kid. There hasn't been a worthy bachelor in the village since you married Jane."

"Mr. Darcy, Mrs. Darcy, and Mr. Bennett!"

The father and daughter were joking, and suddenly Mrs. Reynolds came. She was in a hurry, and she called repeatedly, looking very eager, with a happy smile on her face.

"what's up?"

"The Reverend Reed is here."

"Go and greet your guests at ease, Mr. Darcy, before Lizzie thinks I'm long-winded."

"Oh, that's not the case, Mr. Bennett. I think it's you that Pastor Reed wants to see more."

"What's the matter, Mrs. Reynolds?" Darcy, who was a little slow in some aspects, hadn't understood the meaning of the housekeeper.

"You mean, Mr. Reed knew that Dad was in Pembbury, so he made a special trip to propose?" Elizabeth asked in surprise.

"Yes, Mrs. Darcy, and I believe it was Miss Bennet who informed him," replied Mrs. Reynolds, cheerfully.

"Marriage proposal? Wait a minute, wait a minute, I don't understand what you are saying." Mr. Bennet became more and more confused, "And Miss Bennett, which Miss Bennett? That Pastor Reed who is it?"

"Father, I can only answer you. Mr. Reed is a very frank and stable young man. He loves your Mary. Perhaps out of caution, you may not immediately agree to his marriage proposal, but I guarantee that you will like it." His." Elizabeth used the simplest and clearest explanation, hoping to bring about a good marriage for her sister.

"Yes, Pastor Reed has a good character, has a decent job, and has a good reputation in this area." Darcy's opinion is much more "real" than his wife's.

"What, Mary? Is there a decent young man who wants to propose to Mary? Oh, God, don't tell me you're kidding me!" Mr. Bennet was completely bewildered by this shocking news.

He has lived most of his life, and he has never heard of anyone who can marry four daughters in a row within one year!

The author has something to say: I will write another episode on the weekend, talk about Lancer and Miss Darcy, our Miss Marysu~~~[img]