Dressing as Anna Karenina's Dame Life

"Madam, would you like some water?" After a while, the maid Anuschka came from the next carriage, holding a bottle of hot water in her hand.

"Okay, thank you, Annushka." Anna smiled, and the former smiled shyly. She muttered "You are too polite", but it is not difficult to see that she is in a happy mood, even if it is just A maid with a low status does not mean that they do not have the right to be respected.

After receiving the hot water, when it was not too hot to the touch, Anna gently tested the temperature with her lips, and pushed the little guy in her arms to get him to drink some water.

Seryozha muttered in his sleep that he rarely traveled far, and even though Anna had told him that they had been to Uncle Skiva's together when they were children, he did not remember it, he was too young then.

Under the curled eyelashes were sleepy eyes. Seryozha got up from his mother's arms, his hair was a little raised, and he felt a little distressed when he touched it. This made him look very cute. Anna laughed and gave it to him with her hand. The boy combed his hair.

Seryozha held the glass of water and drank slowly. His mother's hand was very gentle, and he was not so worried about his hair. He looked out the window. At this moment, they were galloping in the snow, and there were no houses and no one around. , with only occasional trails of dogs and sleds.

He leaned on the window, looked at it for a while, turned his face and said with a smile: "Mom, when we get to Uncle Skiva's house, let's have a snowball fight together."

"Okay, as long as you like." Anna smiled slightly. She hugged the little boy, put her chin on his little shoulder, and looked out the window together. The sullenness was much less, and those thoughts were put aside for the time being.

Moscow, Oblonsky breathed out into the palm of his hand, took out a cigar and smoked it. After half a cigarette, the train finally rumbled over, the platform vibrated, and after a while, it neighed as if deflated It stopped with a sound.

At Karenin's house in Petersburg, the housekeeper Kearney was leading the servants to shovel snow in the garden. Madam and the others left early in the morning. The man looked at the fluttering snowflakes and sighed.

Karenin stood in the room, silently smoking half a cigarette, which he would not have done in the past.

The glass window became blurred in the smoke, he clenched his hand, there was a knock on the door, the butler Kearney reminded him that it was time for breakfast, Kearney was dismissed, Karenin went out and there was still With half a cigarette, her eyes fell on the neat side. In her memory, there seemed to be very few such moments when she left earlier than herself.

Blinking his eyes, he began to change his clothes and prepared to go downstairs. Karenin's time was not just staring at the bed blankly here.

Oblonsky stubbed out his cigar and threw it into the trash can. His tall body was weaving through the crowd. Having experienced it for the first time, he quickly found his sister.

"Oh, my dear Anna!" The man strode over and passionately pressed a few kisses on Anna's cheeks. He bent down and hugged his nephew again, rubbing his charming beard against the tender tenderness of the little guy. cheek, causing the boy to giggle.

"My charming little nephew, you look very strong." He laughed and stood out from the crowd.

Seryozha put his arms around his uncle's neck, stroked his uncle's beard and said, "You are tall and strong, too." He spoke in the tone of a little adult, and managed to make the two adults laugh.

Anna licked her curly hair, her eyes were bright, and seeing her son's naive expression, she couldn't help but give him a kiss.

"Let's go. Dolly was already preparing lunch when we went out. It should be almost ready by now." Oblonsky waved his hand, hugged Seryozha in his right hand, and brought the two of them home with his sister's luggage in his left hand. home.

"Don't we need to go to Kitty's house first?" Anna asked Oblonsky, who waved his hand, "Go there after lunch. Kitty's condition is not as serious as you imagined."

"OK then."

Not long after the carriage arrived at Oblonsky's house, Anna got down on the arm of her brother, and stretched out her hand to take Seryozha down, but Oblonsky had already moved first.

"Wow, uncle, you are so strong!" The boy giggled, putting his arms around Oblonsky's neck affectionately.

"In a few years you will be like me, look at your little arms and legs, how slender and beautiful you are," Oblonsky said with a big smile, pinching his little nephew's cheek.

"Mom, I like uncle." Seryozha said proudly, turning her head to Anna and raising the corners of her lips.

"Oh, sweetheart." Oblonsky was very touched by this, and he enthusiastically brushed his charming beard on Seryozha's little face, making the little one giggle.

Anna licked her hair. She had never seen Seryozha play so happily with a man other than herself. This reminded her of Karenin. He was really not a competent father. The woman sighed and thought Feel sorry for the boy.

Matvey, Oblonsky's valet, opened the door for his master, and the man shouted loudly.

"Tori, Taoli, honey, come out, our little cutie has come back." He called his sister and nephew affectionately, as if Anna was his seven-year-old little sister.Anna raised her face and looked at Oblonsky's strong back, feeling warm in her heart.

After a while, Tao Li came out, oh no, it should be said that a group of people came out, there were three children besides Tao Li, Tanya and the older boy ran over, ignoring their father, they really missed themselves aunt.

"Aunt Anna!" The children's unique shrill voice and tight hug made Anna feel that she was almost out of breath, so happy that she couldn't breathe, she bent down and hugged the children, They kissed each other.

"How are you, babies?"

"It's okay, but it's always not as good as when you were here." Grisha said coquettishly, a thin blush from shyness on her chubby face.

"I miss you very much." Tanya bent her eyes, and the little girl's soft hair was fixed with a white lace hairpin. She seemed to be beautiful again.The youngest Nicholas pulled Anna's skirt to signal her to hug him, and Anna smiled and fulfilled the little guy's wish.

Seryozha, who had been holding Oblonsky's arm loosely, felt a little displeased when he saw his mother surrounded by three children lovingly, and pouted his lips slightly. The young woman behind the children smiled at him.

The author has something to say: The author has a serious face: Both of them need to calm down

Meh, love is not so easy to mix `(*∩_∩*)′