[Pride and Prejudice] The leisurely life of Miss Bentley

The biggest advantage of transmigrating into a book is that you can experience it no matter whether there are plots in the original book or not, detailed or brief plots, plots you like or dislike, and it is all natural, without deletion. Minus theatrical version.

A few days after the Meryton Ball, Mrs. Bennet eagerly led the ladies of the house to Netherfield Gardens.

They were received by two brothers and sisters Bingley. Mr. Darcy rushed into the city early in the morning because of business matters, and took Mr. and Mrs. Hurst away by the way.

Caroline glanced at Mrs. Bennet and the ladies sitting across from her, and then at her brother who was ecstatic when he saw Miss Bennet. She sighed silently in her heart. The guy who values ​​sex and despises girls has softened his heart, why not go to London with Sister Louisa!

"...Mr. Darcy, I personally think that although sometimes it is not good for a person to stay silent for a long time in order to take care of other people's emotions, but some people prefer to be alone. For the sake of these people, it is natural to keep silent good……"

This sentence was originally meant to tease Mr. Darcy, but now I have to be the person who takes care of other people's emotions.

Taking a deep breath, Caroline resigned herself to exchanging greetings, she couldn't just sit and stare at the guests all the time.

"Mrs. Bennet, the presence of you and the five ladies in your family really makes the humble house shine."

"Miss Bingley, you can't say that. What a lovely house Netherfield is, and I never saw a place like it in this village. You see, from the cobblestone Looking out from the pavement, the scenery is so beautiful blablabla..."

Caroline felt that three black lines were pulled down from her head. Mrs. Bennet, are you sure you are on the same channel as us?

"Mom, what Miss Bingley means is that she welcomes us very much." Elizabeth Bennett, who was sitting beside her, tugged at her mother's cuff and whispered.

As soon as Elizabeth said that, Mrs. Bennet flushed, "You are right, Lizzie, but Netherfield is indeed the best house in Longbourn, Mr. Bingley. , you must stay here for a while longer."

"In fact, I do intend to live in Netherfield for a long time." Mr. Bingley said with a smile.

Caroline completely ignored the behavior of boasting to her brother, smiled and said: "Netherfield Garden is indeed a good place, my brother and I are quite willing to live here. But if you want to come to someone as beautiful as Miss Bennet The place where people live should not be bad."

"You are quite right," cried Mrs. Bennet. "Our Jane is a well-known beauty in the village. I have never in my life seen anyone with such a tenderness of character. I often Tell the other daughters they're as bad as she is...I dare say they're as good as the ladies in the town."

Caroline! @#￥%...well, I'm sure we're not on the same planet anymore, Mrs. Bennet!Mr. Darcy, I really want to drag you out to walk around in front of this man!

Mrs. Bennet's unmodest and bombastic remarks embarrassed her two older daughters.The two young ladies looked at each other, wanting to change the topic to other aspects before their mother made another embarrassment, but they couldn't think of anything to say for a while.

At this time, Mary, the third miss of the Bennet family who had been sitting silently, suddenly said, "Mr. Bingley, I heard that the library in your house is very good. Would you be honored to visit it?"

Mr. Bingley did not fail to agree to the entreaties of the ladies.Of course, the eldest lady of the Bennet family also went to the library together.

Worried that Mrs. Bennet and her two little sisters might do something inappropriate again, Elizabeth Bennet hesitated for a moment, but stayed in the living room.Caroline saw that her expression was really not very good, and she wanted to ease the atmosphere, "Miss Elizabeth Bennet, your sister is really a girl who likes to read."

"Miss Bingley, Mary has longed for a library in the house. Mr. Bingley is so generous. You must know that her greatest hobby is reading."

"If Miss Mary is willing, she can come to Netherfield more often. We are all willing to receive such a lady who loves books."

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Caroline didn't want to hear Mrs. Bennet's magic voice piercing through her head, while Elizabeth was worried that her mother would say something ugly again, so they chose to chat by coincidence.After chatting together and singing like this, I found that the other party actually fits my temperament quite well, and has many similar hobbies, so I couldn't help but feel a sense of sympathy for each other.The conversation did not come to an end until Mary Bennet and Miss Jane Bennet returned from the library with satisfied faces, and Mrs. Bennet got up to leave with a lot of meaning.

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