Pride and Prejudice the Poor Princess

Darcy couldn't help scolding Bingley, and Mary immediately went upstairs with the medicine.

Drinking her medicine, Miss Jane Bennet slowly began to improve.Darcy had expected this result a long time ago, and Mary never did anything that was not sure.He was surprised to find that he had gotten to know Mary so well in such a short period of time.

She and Elizabeth Bennett took turns to take care of Jane. Darcy wanted to visit several times, but turned back when he reached the door.So frequent visits to a lady's room can cause unnecessary misunderstandings.

The thought of Mary being so close at hand gave him sleepless nights.When he got up the next day, he was surprised to find that Mary was already in the kitchen, drinking lemonade with her head up.

He greeted her unexpectedly, and almost couldn't help laughing when he saw her sour expression.Miss Mary, what are you doing here?Confused and funny look very cute!

She immediately regained her usual elegant appearance, but her fatigue could not be concealed between her brows.She told Darcy that she was just trying to refresh herself.A surge of anger welled up in Darcy's heart.She didn't sleep all night?Was Jane Bennet the only one to take care of?What had Elizabeth Bennett been doing?

But Darcy couldn't accuse him, one was that he couldn't bear it, and the other was that he was not qualified.Looking at her busy back, his churning anger gradually dissipated and was replaced by tranquility.

Reluctantly walking away, he immediately asked the housekeeper to take care of Jane Bennett.

The atmosphere of the breakfast was very warm, even if he didn't speak, Darcy didn't feel uncomfortable at all.

Mary didn't eat much, and exhaustion took a toll on her appetite.

Darcy felt very uncomfortable, and asked her to rest immediately with a strong tone.

Her gratitude and obedience turned his gloomy mood.

After an hour, Elizabeth Bennet finally got up, seeing her walking into the hall with ease, Darcy frowned.What an irresponsible young lady compared to Mary.

Fortunately, she soon realized her mistake and took the initiative to take care of Jane Bennett, so that Mary could sleep well.

As night fell, Darcy was writing a letter while thinking about when Mary would wake up. He had already ordered the housekeeper to bring her dinner as soon as she woke up.

At around eight o'clock, she finally walked into the living room, and Darcy found that her face was very pale, and her tiredness had not improved, but was more obvious than in the morning.Maybe she should lie back again!

Darcy thought silently.

Mary was apparently unaware of her physical condition.She found a sofa closest to the fireplace, and sat down lazily, facing Darcy's desk.As long as Darcy looked up, she could see her face so pale that it was almost transparent.This made him even more anxious, and he couldn't help but look at her every few minutes.

She retreated into the sofa, her thin shoulders trembling slightly, obviously, she felt the cold.Darcy looked at her more frequently, and his heart became tighter and tighter.

Damn, couldn't she just move and get herself a cloak or add some firewood to the fireplace?What a lazy girl!If you work so hard to take care of others, why not take care of yourself?

With a low curse, Darcy stood up to add firewood, went to the room to find a thick blanket for her, and asked the housekeeper to make a pot of hot tea.

Seeing her grateful eyes, Darcy could only sigh helplessly.It turns out that Mary is not always strong and resolute. She is also fragile and needs to be taken care of.This discovery softened his heart.

Seeing her sipping black tea in small sips, with a slightly squinted expression like a satisfied kitten, Darcy suddenly didn't want to leave, he tried to find some topics to keep himself by her side.

Unexpectedly, she didn't like to read novels but liked to read some boring reference books. Darcy was a little surprised and wanted to laugh.He found another commonality with Mary.In some ways, they fit well.

But unfortunately, this topic could not be continued, and Mary clearly expressed her desire to stay alone for a while.

Darcy walked away politely, he also felt that Mary needed adequate rest.

Miss Bingley saw a crisis in their interaction, and she tried to attract Darcy's attention, and Elizabeth Bennet, who was involved, turned to Mary for help.

Darcy felt that Miss Elizabeth Bennet urgently needed to learn a skill, and that was 'considerateness'.Couldn't she see Mary's weariness?Mary struggled so pitifully in her hands that Darcy felt distressed and amused at the same time.When he was about to speak to rescue Mary, Miss Bingley relieved her.

Darcy was relieved and continued to write.

Miss Bingley's piano skills are good, and the serenade is also very soothing. Darcy found that Mary was lured into sleep, and the blanket on her lap slipped to the ground.If she sleeps like this, she will catch a cold sooner or later, should she be woken up or let her continue to sleep.

Darcy walked over hesitantly, seeing her soft hair and slightly revealing white ear tips, he actually wanted to reach out and touch her.Restraining this weird impulse, he decided to let her continue to sleep, because he missed the peace she brought him.He bent down, picked up the blanket for her, and gently covered her body.

Elizabeth Bennet was a very rough lady, and she came hurrying and talking very loudly.Inevitably, Mary was woken up.

Darcy was very displeased, but he could not think of anything when he met Mary's big misty blue eyes.At this moment, she was like a viburnum blooming in the night, strongly tempting him to kiss.He would have done it if it hadn't been for Miss Bingley's sudden inflection.

When his reason regained control of his body, he fled in embarrassment, asking himself over and over again in his heart: Darcy, what kind of demon are you possessing? !

After spending the whole night, he finally adjusted his mood.

Mary still got up earlier than him, and told him softly that breakfast would be ready soon, and asked him to read the newspaper for a while.This conversation was very natural, and Darcy no longer cared about the entanglement in her heart, and let herself indulge in her tenderness.

Mrs. Bennet's visit broke the tranquility of the morning. She was as noisy as ever, and her conversation at the table fully exposed her shallow knowledge.

The Bingleys couldn't help laughing, and were countered by Mary.Looking at his friend's embarrassed face, Darcy was glad that he had maintained his gentlemanly demeanor, otherwise, he would have been revenged by Mary.What a domineering girl, it's hard to imagine Mrs Bennet raising such a fine daughter.

Darcy's joyful mood could not be maintained.When he heard that Mary was going to leave, a kind of deep loss came to his heart, and he tried his best to control his facial expressions, so as not to let everyone see his strangeness.He thought that maybe he should say something, but he is also a guest, and he shouldn't be the one to say the words of retention.

Fortunately, Elizabeth Bennett's entreaty kept her, and Darcy felt for the first time that there was something lovely about this young lady.

After seeing off Mrs. Bennet, Darcy secretly heaved a sigh of relief.He began to polish his shotgun in preparation for the next hunt.He found that his movements attracted Mary, and she began to look at him frequently, her eyes full of curiosity.

Darcy felt that the half of his face being watched showed signs of heating up.

She came over and tried to talk to him, this was the first time she took the initiative.Darcy's heart was full of joy.Without thinking, he handed the shotgun over.

Guns and girls, this strange combination deeply attracted his attention.He found that there was a wonderful charm in Mary, which could perfectly blend toughness and gentleness, and it hit his heart like a bullet.

Even in the hunt, he couldn't forget her figure.Seeing the hare, he thought of her description, and immediately chased after her.His impulsive behavior earned Horst endless complaints, but he had no regrets.

Facing a whole table of delicacies, he felt that everything was worth it when he got a "like" from her.He found that he was happy to meet her demands.

After dinner, Jane Bennett also came to the restaurant.She has recovered and looks rosy.

Horst suggested a game of cards, and Elizabeth Bennett invited Mary to play.She refused.

Darcy was surprised, he thought Mary could do everything.

Elizabeth Bennett offered him to teach her, and he immediately agreed.It must be fun, he thought.

Mary drew the cards with two hands, and even then nearly dropped a few cards.She panicked and looked at a loss.

It turns out that she really doesn't know how to play, and the expression of pouting and frowning is so cute.Darcy tried his best to restrain the smile on the corner of his mouth, and approached her unobtrusively.He was fascinated by her light body temperature and quiet fragrance.

She is very stubborn, even if she loses, she is unwilling to listen to him.Darcy didn't feel the slightest displeasure, such a Mary is the real Mary.

Miss Bingley's jealousy flared up again, and then, not knowing how the conversation began and ended, Elizabeth Bennett suddenly asked him if he had a heart for Mary.

Excited?Of course, and more than once.At this moment, Darcy suddenly realized that his ups and downs, worrying about gains and losses, were heart-wrenching.

He fled in embarrassment again.This heartbeat is sweet and dangerous, and it will completely disrupt his planned life.He originally planned to marry his cousin, or marry a lady of a fallen nobleman, and use money to buy a noble title.He has no right to look down on Mary's background, but marrying her will not do him any good, and will cause endless troubles instead.

He knew he had to do something to prevent his fall.

All night he spent repressing his feelings for Mary.They had only been together for less than two months, and he thought he would soon forget, as long as he left Longborn.

He deliberately alienated her and avoided her. When Miss Bingley mocked her family background, he agreed with her for the first time.He heard himself say the words 'becoming strangers', and strengthened his tone.He is admonishing himself.

Suddenly Mary appeared.

Facing her eyes that had returned to indifference, Darcy felt his mind go blank.He would rather she mocked and scolded him fiercely than leave as if nothing had happened.He had never panicked like that before, wishing he could turn back time.

He knew that he had to get Mary's forgiveness!Even if he became a stranger, he couldn't tolerate the slightest bad impression he left on her.