Dressing as Anna Karenina's Dame Life

This made Anna think of Karenin, with his sharp chin and calm expression, she couldn't help but curl her lips, "Of course, Konstantin Dmitrich."

"God, why am I the only one who doesn't know what's going on?" Oblonsky began exaggerating, Dolly tugged at his sleeve and began to explain, and after a while his characteristic loud voice sounded again.

"It's been an amazing experience."

Anna looked at the man in front of her, and suddenly felt that Tao Li was right in thinking, Konstantin was indeed a good choice for marriage.

"Are you going to the ball tonight? Konstantin Dmitritch."

"Well, I will attend." Levin said nervously. He had planned to propose to Kitty at this ball, so he came here from the farm specially.

Seeing Levin's nervous and excited expression, Anna guessed whether the other party was about to make a move. Now her balance was not as tilted as it was at the beginning, so she wanted to help Levin.

"If I offend you, please tell me." Anna said, looking at the man's puzzled eyes and smiling slightly, "I mean maybe you need to tidy up."

Only then did Levin understand, and he blushed and muttered, "But I don't quite understand, they are a little troublesome in terms of clothes."

"I can help you if you don't mind."

"Really?" The man raised his head, his eyes were shining like a cute puppy, Anna laughed at this metaphor in her heart, she held back and nodded, "Of course I don't mind."

"That would be wonderful!" Levin breathed a sigh of relief.

For the next hour they spent the next hour putting together Levin's image, Anna suggested that he shave off his beard, Dolly chose a suitable dress for him, and Oblonsky from the sidelines gave some suitable pictures with a manly eye. Opinion.

Finally, when Levin appeared in front of everyone with a brand new image, even Tao Li couldn't help sighing, "You look good, Konstantin Dmitrich!"

Anna nodded. Indeed, Levin has a good foundation. He is tall, with broad shoulders and strong muscles. After shaving his beard, his resolute face is completely exposed. The line of his jaw is as resolute and strong as his character. .

"Really?" The man asked Anna cautiously. The couple on the side were still discussing the last jewelry on Levin's body. Levin didn't actually see any big difference between himself, but felt that he was a lot more cumbersome, at least in the He absolutely cannot dress like this in the stable.

"I think if you are going to propose tonight, there is no problem at all." Anna was only joking, but when she saw the other party's cheeks suddenly flushed, she instantly understood that Levin really wanted to propose to Kitty .

This is really great, a man proposes to a woman, it is enough to show that his love is sincere and passionate.

"Come on," she whispered.

"Thank you." The man grinned, his eyes clear.

When Vronsky saw Anna again, he saw nothing else in his eyes. She was wearing a simple black velvet long dress, with patterns showing slightly on the hem, with a small amount of silver silk thread, She didn't wear any jewelry on her ivory skin, except for the pearl necklace around her neck. She smiled and nodded from time to time, reserved and elegant. The curvature of her mouth was so charming, and under the thick eyelashes, her eyes sparkled like stars.

"I'm in love with her," said Vronsky to himself, and he repeated in a low voice until he was sitting on the sofa saying this to the princess.

His heart started beating violently, he straightened his stiff clothes, took a deep breath and walked forward.

"Hello, Mrs. Karenin." Vronsky walked over, Anna looked up at him, smiled and stretched out the back of her hand, sighing silently in her heart, feeling like a queen.

Vronsky kissed the backs of the hands of Anna and Dolly, who smiled confidently at her, that no matter what had happened before, she was the only wife of Prince Oblonsky, and the modest greetings at the ball made her feel ashamed. She confirmed it.

At this moment, Kitty came over with Levin, with a joyful smile on her face, which was very charming, and she couldn't wait to talk to Vronsky.

Anna asked Levin with her eyes, and the latter shook his head dejectedly.

Vronsky did not notice Kitty, and his eyes fell on the little exchange between Anna and Levin. At this moment, a slight discomfort flashed in his heart, but his good upbringing prevented him from doing anything bad. Things, he lowered his head and asked Anna.

"May I have the honor of asking you to dance?"

Anna was stunned, and quickly refused: "No need, Count Vronsky, I don't want to dance now." Seeing that the other party wanted to say something, she quickly brought the topic to Kitty, "I think maybe you can Invite our youngest and lovely lady here." After she finished speaking, she looked at Levin apologetically, and the latter didn't mind and just smiled, although it seemed mostly forced.

"He's such a nice guy." Anna blinked.

At this point, Vronsky had no choice but to take the fair-haired girl's small, white hand and leap onto the dance floor. Of course, he did not show his disappointment on his face.

Levin stood beside Anna, looking intently at the princess in his heart, "She is very charming, isn't she?"

Anna knew that he was asking herself, or wanted to share with herself, she nodded and sighed, "Yeah, young and beautiful, kind and innocent, she is a good girl."

"Anna, does Count Vronsky like Kitty?" Levin lowered his head slightly and asked in a very soft voice, looking depressed.

Anna felt that she couldn't bear to hurt this kind man. Just now, she didn't even consider the other person's feelings in order not to expose herself. Now, she hoped that she could comfort him.

"Konstantin Dmitrich, as long as God has not married these two, you always have a chance."

"No." Levin shook his head. Although he was tall, he was too cowardly. This time he mustered the courage to propose for more than half a year, but they failed. His eyes once again fell on the dance floor, but not on the dance floor. Not on Kitty, but on that dashing and coquettish man.

"He's young, handsome, confident and funny, and there's no better guy in the whole ball, they're so well suited, and I'm in my 30s, and I'm just a redneck who doesn't know anything. He murmured, looking pained.

"Please don't put yourself down like this, Konstantin Dmitrich, you are the best, in my opinion, you are kind and generous, and you don't blame me for my selfishness, I want to apologize to you, Konstantin Stankin." Anna blamed herself deeply.

The author has something to say: No, Levin, you are charming, trust me`(*∩_∩*)′