[Pride and Prejudice] The right match

Hertfordshire, known for its beautiful and fragrant rose gardens, is one of the favorite haunts of the upper class.

Going to Hertfordshire has been planned by Mrs. Wilde for a long time, but the recent encounter made her advance the plan.Pulling in Luisa was also something she had planned for a long time.According to her: Such a beautiful girl should not just be stuck in London.

Mrs. Brooke didn't have any complaints about Louisa's trip. She just cast an angry look at her sisters.Of course, although she didn't have any opinions, she was still worried about Louisa's trip. Even with Mrs. Wilde's guarantee, she was still worried about her daughter's safety like any ordinary mother.

"Honey, I think you should take a big package and put yourself in a box." Seeing her sister's rare gaffe, Mrs. Wilde proudly went to the chair by the fireplace and sat down, " Oh, how hard it is to imagine that this whirling woman is my dear sister!"

Mrs. Brooke gave her sister a helpless look: "Louisa has never been out of London, you have to take good care of her! I am really worried that you will lose my daughter and sister together! You are still a Where is the child!"

Mrs. Wilde was even more proud. She shook the folding fan in her hand and said to Louisa with a smile: "Oh, dear, I don't agree with your statement. I'm already a mother of two children."

Only then did Luisa realize that her aunt was indeed a child at heart, and her smug expression was exactly the same as that of her little cousin.

In the end, Mrs. Brook reluctantly let her go. With six carriages, a butler, four maids and eight servants, Louisa got into Mrs. Wilde's carriage and drove to Hertfordshire.

On the way, Luisa kept thinking about the steam train in her previous life, even though it made harsh and noisy sounds, it was much more convenient than a carriage.Thinking of the steam train, Luisa strengthened her heart to convince her mother that the future business opportunities definitely lie in the industry, and giving up this big cake would be the worst decision Brook Manor made.Those old-fashioned people certainly can't imagine what the future world will look like. Industry drives the whole world.

When she arrived in Hertfordshire, Louisa experienced a different style from London for the first time.On the streets of London, the women and men coming and going have their own arrogance. They are proud of being in London, and they are happy to show their pride as Londoners.Hertfordshire is relatively calmer. The feeling here is different from the glitz and busyness of London, and it is more calm and indifferent.

Hertfordshire is obviously used to visits from outsiders, and the arrival of the two well-dressed ladies quickly spread throughout the county.

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"Oh, two ladies." Mrs. Bennet repeated without much energy, "two ladies, what are you doing here?" Mrs. Bennet would rather be two rich gentlemen, poor Jane and Lizzy has been able to go to the ball, but no rich man can match their beauty.

Mrs. Long walked up to Mrs. Bennett, secretly looked at Mrs. Bennett's clothes, and secretly thought: "I know what you are thinking, my two beautiful nieces are not uglier than your Jane How many."

The two ladies know each other too well. Mrs. Bennett, who felt Mrs. Langer's gaze, stood up and walked around the store a few times: "I don't think you know, do you? Maybe I have to ask Luca Mrs. S asked for the information. She is the most well-informed in our town."

Mrs. Lange was a little dissatisfied to find that even though time had destroyed Mrs. Bennet's beauty and slender waist, her clothes had never diminished.She shouted angrily: "Ha! I don't care what she does here for the rich. I only care about whether she will hold a London-style dance. I don't know what tricks are popular in London now. Those expensive Women are always the most picky about patterns." Thinking of the exquisite costumes worn by the two aristocratic women at noon today, Mrs. Lange said with some envy.

Mrs. Bennet looks down on Mrs. Lange. Her Jane is much more beautiful than Mrs. Lange's two nieces. Unfortunately, Mrs. Lange always hinders Jane. Whenever those rich and beautiful men appear At the ball, don't let Jane know.Poor Jane has missed many good men, and fortunately, even with Mrs. Grand's meanness and selfishness, she has not been able to marry off her two ugly nieces.

"Oh, fortunately, these two ladies are only here for a temporary stay." Mrs. Grand didn't care about Mrs. Bennet's silence, and this way of getting along was more comfortable for them.They hate each other, but they visit each other and ask for news, "Otherwise the men in the town will have to be captured by them. Especially the young lady, she is much more beautiful than Jane, with black hair, It's not often, I saw her get out of the car, it's unbelievably beautiful. I have to be honest, this is the most beautiful lady I have ever seen, except for her beauty, it is her 'London demeanor' That's enough to make those men fall in love."

What Mrs. Bennet hates the most is that people say that someone is as beautiful as Jane. Jane is her hope. Such a beautiful Jane will marry a rich husband, better than all the women in the town.

"Ding" A newcomer came into the shop, Mrs. Lucas.

With a smile on her face, Mrs. Lucas shared her news with her old friends: "The two ladies are from London, one is the countess, surnamed Wilde, and the other is a noble lady, It’s just that she’s not yet an adult, so she didn’t inherit the title. Her name is Louisa Brooke. I heard that they have settled on the Xikeli Garden not far away, and they will move in in the next few days. I have to say, this is a wise choice. Although the Netherfield Gardens are closer, but in terms of scenery, the Shikeli Gardens are more beautiful."

"I heard that those two ladies have extraordinary beauty?" Mrs. Bennet asked with some dissatisfaction.She didn't want those future sons-in-law to be fascinated by the beautiful ladies from London. Marrying a daughter was her biggest goal, and Mrs. Bennet responded with great hostility to anyone who hindered this.

Mrs. Lucas recalled the scene when she saw the two ladies, and looked at her old friend with some regrets: "I think so, I have never seen such beauties. Their temperament and demeanor are enough to let Gentlemen are overwhelmed by it, ah, if my Charlotte had such grace, I would never have to worry about her marriage. My poor Charlotte."

In the end, everyone had to comfort the sad Mrs. Lucas. This lady was really straightforward. She was always outspoken about her daughter's lack of appearance. This time, she was probably really sad and wiped away tears in public .

Louisa and Mrs. Wilde are ignorant of the conversation surrounding the two Louisa.They are planning when to hold a dance, as Mrs. Lange expected.London ladies are always inseparable from socializing, even in the countryside.However, they now have to wait for the visits of those gentlemen, so that everyone can be regarded as acquainted.

But after a few days, some people came to visit one after another. Because there was no host in the temporary garden, Mrs. Wilde had to let the housekeeper replace the host to return visits one after another.It didn't take long to get to know each other with those decent people.

It's always troublesome for two women to do something.But fortunately in the countryside, there are not such strict etiquette, and no one will take pleasure in arresting faux pas. After Mrs. Wilde received invitations from some decent people one after another, everyone recognized it. up.

Mrs. Wilde was clearly enjoying it, she loved the sociable feel, easy, middle-class without looking shabby, a bit more indulgent than the pretentiousness of London.

Luisa was a little helpless to find that since her aunt moved into Xikeli Garden, she no longer saw a trace of sadness.She was so happy that Louisa could swear that even if Mr. Yolande Brosnahan appeared in front of her aunt now, she would not be displeased in the slightest.

"Louisa! My dear, I think we must have a party! There are enough servants and maids to support a party. I think they must be looking forward to our 'London Ball', especially that squeaky-voiced Bennett Ma'am, don't look at her amazing appearance. When she sees us visiting, she can look straight at our clothes. On the contrary, her child is more honest. That... that Lydia has a face Looking forward to our ball." Mrs. Wilde chattered to Louisa, who had already put aside those damn etiquette.

Louisa sighed softly, and suddenly felt that her mother's concerns were very sensible. Mrs. Wilde had already forgiven those people's rudeness, and devoted herself wholeheartedly to her new career - holding balls. "Auntie, I think their family, apart from the beautiful elder sister and the third younger sister who loves to read, there are no other lovable characters. Well, maybe we should add a Londoner Elizabeth." Luisa shrugged, suddenly remembering that the beautiful girl could also be named Elizabeth, maybe it would be the same person.

Mrs. Wilde smiled dotingly at Louisa: "Oh, my dear, you have to be more tolerant. You don't have to treat these middle-class ladies so harshly. They have their etiquette. Although Mrs. Bennet was rude, But she's still one of the most well-informed ladies in town."

"A guest is visiting." The butler came in and interrupted their conversation.

Mrs. Wilde stood up: "Oh, are there any guests? I'm really looking forward to it!" Louisa then straightened up, holding her aunt's arm, thinking helplessly that maybe what the mother said was right, and the aunt herself was still a child. .

The author has something to say: Guess who is here!

(?;ω;`) looks like a good guess...

Well, Elizabeth is still in London...