witch mary bennet

Mrs. Rosalie Baldwin was dressed as magnificently as the drawing room of the Baldwin family, and her appearance was almost the most majestic among all the witches Mary had ever seen.

"Miss Bennet, I met you once when I visited my mother in St. Mungo," she slowly looked at Mary, "you are very nice, it is true that what our Baldwins did to a Muggle For one thing, my niece Anne, though unfortunate enough to have been born a Squib, would seem to me quite reasonable that she should want to marry a well-matched Muggle."

Her tone was not polite, so Mary had to laugh along with her, and Bader also smiled, and her tone was not so polite, "Mrs. Baldwin, that Muggle Mr. Darcy used to be my business friend. He should have To be my brother-in-law, I won't just sit and watch him being fed love potions every day."

The night before, he had told Mary the reason for this, and he had notified the Baldwin family in advance, just out of respect for this ancient family, if they procrastinated and refused to solve it, Badr had plenty of ways to save Darcy, as long as the matter was resolved Well, it is estimated that the Baldwin family will also not be strong for the mother and daughter of the De Bauer family.

"We have nothing to do with the de Bauer mother and daughter," continued Mrs. Baldwin. "They haven't seen us for more than ten years."

Even William Hamilton could only say a few more polite words.The visit looked awful, but he was in high spirits when they walked out of the room.

"Let us go and see my dear cousin," said he.

"What a good opportunity I have created for you," Badr laughed, "William, I owe you nothing."

Then he explained to Mary that this cousin is a beautiful woman with both ability and political integrity, and even William, the heir of the Hamilton family, can only wait for her helplessly.

"Cousin Matilda has promised me that if she can't find a suitable marriage partner, she will marry me as soon as she turns 28," William Hamilton looked quite optimistic, "There are only two years left now. .”

They waited for a while in a side hall, and a beautiful lady in a hunting suit walked into the room majestically.

William Hamilton hurriedly called "Cousin Matilda", but she just turned and nodded to him, and then asked him to introduce his two friends.

Everyone greeted each other, and Miss Matilda waved behind them again, "Andre, come quickly and meet these two guests."

Only then did Mary see that a young man with an ordinary appearance had already stood by the door at some point.William Hamilton called him "Cousin Andre," and he was probably not yet twenty, and was even a little shy when he greeted them.

The siblings did not behave as high as their mother did. After hearing the whole thing, Miss Matilda asked a few more details, and Mary explained them one by one.

"Mr. Knight, Miss Bennet, please don't mind," she immediately apologized for Mrs. Baldwin, "my mother has always been like this, and my uncle Louise's family, as well as Muggles, are precisely what she dislikes the most. "

She was so sincere, Mary and Badr naturally couldn't say anything more.

"Andre, I'll go and settle this matter," Miss Matilda turned to her younger brother bluntly again, "persuade Mrs. Catherine a few words, let Cousin Anne know who her grandparents are, it's best I can bring her back for a while."

"Oh, Cousin Matilda," cried William Hamilton, before his cousin did, "it will be all right if you can go!"

"I don't know about that Lady Catherine," Mary hesitated, but still raised her own question, "but she seems to be very fond of Miss Anne."

"She is simply a Muggle," Miss Matilda smiled, "Miss Bennet, you must not know, she just dropped out of Hogwarts in the fifth grade, so, for her now I'm quite surprised that it can also be formulated with an effective love potion."

"Maybe this is the power brought by her doting on her daughter," Mary blurted out.

Miss Matilda was stunned, and then politely expressed her agreement, "You are right, Miss Bennet, we have nothing to do with Mrs. Catherine, but I still don't want to give up on poor Annie Tang. sister."

So the matter was settled, and Miss Matilda must entertain the three guests. She asked someone to prepare all kinds of refreshments, fruits, and cold dishes, ordered her brother to entertain the guests, and she herself went to Baldwin. Madame analyzes the stakes of the matter.

Andre Baldwin was a gentle and gentle young man, but rather shy. Thanks to William Hamilton's enthusiasm for Miss Matilda, he took care of this cousin with all his heart, so that the conversation would not be cold, and Thanks to his introduction, Mary found out that Mrs. Baldwin had two sons and two daughters, the eldest son inherited the family business, Miss Matilda was the eldest daughter, the second daughter was married, and Andre was the youngest son.

Probably because he was young, Master Andre showed great curiosity about the Muggle world. After we chatted for a while, Mary found that he really seemed to regard this trip to Derbyshire as a curiosity to save a poor Muggle Journey, and, although he spoke in a soft voice, he said unabashedly that he had never seen anyone who drank the love potion.

In fact, Mary has never seen it before, so she is also very excited about the activities in the afternoon, but Badr told her to wait in the hotel where Jane, Elizabeth and Mr. Bingley are booked to meet in the afternoon, not to go Mr. Darcy's Pemberley Park.

"Why?" Mary was puzzled.

"William and I are friends of Darcy, and Miss Baldwin and Mr. Andre are relatives of the de Bourgh family," Bader laughed. Bad for your sister."

Mary admitted that he was telling the truth, but she was still devastated.However, Andre immediately said excitedly, "Mr. Knight, it's nothing, our family has an invisibility cloak, just lend it to Miss Bennet to wear it, and tell my sister later."

Mary was surprised and delighted, and Bardell didn't say anything else. When Miss Matilda came back, she readily agreed, "Miss Bennet, when we talk to my aunt, if that Muggle Mr. If you are not with them, you can find him, feed him the antidote, and ask him to help us persuade this stubborn Lady Catherine."

Things went on in an orderly manner according to her plan.Five people apparated outside the gate of Pemberley Manor, Mary put on the invisibility cloak, and William Hamilton immediately began to laugh at Lady Catherine, "I really can't believe she lives here now, without any magical defenses, does she think the world is Is she the only witch?"

At any rate, these gentlemen and ladies were all polite people, they waited patiently for the servants to come out to lead the guests in, and Badr recognized the livery of the servants of Darcy's family, so everyone felt more at ease.

Sure enough, only Madam Catherine was waiting for them alone. After confirming her identity, Bader immediately told her unceremoniously that they wanted to see Mr. Darcy.

"My nephew is sick," she said firmly, "no outsiders."

"Ma'am, you must have made a mistake," William Hamilton bluffed aside, "we came here specially because we received a letter from Mr. Darcy."

"Even if he is sick, it is necessary for us to visit him," Bader said immediately.

Lady Catherine's face was livid, and she refused to let them see Darcy, so Miss Matilda could only go forward and introduce herself.

As a result, Madam Catherine immediately called the servants loudly, asking them to expel these unidentified people as soon as possible.

Miss Matilda was the quickest. She used a silence spell first, and then quickly knocked out several Muggle servants present.

This is also a sign of an appointment. Once they start fighting with Mrs. Catherine, Mary will leave alone to find Mr. Darcy. Therefore, even though she really wants to see Mrs. Catherine's further reaction, she still leaves immediately. up.

Mary had never been to Pemberley Park before, so she had to grope around, and she ran into several servants, but she did not see anyone who seemed to be the master, until she saw one. A tall young lady was walking down the corridor alone.

Mary had heard Elizabeth say that Darcy's sister was one size bigger than herself, so she guessed that this was Miss Darcy. Mary went to the corner, took off the cloak of invisibility, put it away, and then walked over again, pretending to be Miss Darcy. Met her face to face.

Georgiana was still taken aback, and Mary asked her if she was Darcy's sister, and she nodded hesitantly.

She hurriedly pulled her into a room next to her and told her what happened and her identity.

Hearing such familiar names as "Bingley" and "Elizabeth Bennet" being uttered, Georgiana gradually revealed a look of excitement on her face, and when Mary finished speaking, she grabbed her, "Miss Mary, my cousin Anne has been following my brother. You must have a way to deal with her, right?"

She must have been terrified these days, and Mary could only comfort her by telling her that Anne de Bauer was just an ordinary person, and if they could find a way to distract her, she would not treat her casually. She casts a spell.

"Come on, Miss Mary," Georgiana reacted violently, "isn't my brother an ordinary man? Didn't they cast a spell on him? I'll never believe in my life that my brother will fall in love with her!"

"Let's go and see Mr. Darcy first," said Mary, taking her wand out of caution, and showing Georgiana.

"Will this work?" Georgiana was curious, reaching out her hand as if to touch it.

Mary, too, wanted to ease her up a little, and she conjured an orchid and gave it to Georgiana with a little incantation.

She was really surprised and happy, "It's great that my brother has made friends with a relative like you. When you have time, please change something more."

With her leading the way, within a few minutes Mary caught sight of Mr. Darcy, talking to Mademoiselle de Bourgh, with his usual expressionless expression, so that it was almost impossible to see that he had been drugged.

But he also knew Mary, and when he saw her coming in, he was extremely surprised, but he just glanced at her, then turned his face and continued to look at his cousin with obsessive eyes.

"Brother!" cried Georgiana angrily, and Mary stopped her.

"Miss Anne de Bourgh!" Mary called her name, raising her wand as she looked back at her.

"You know what I have in my hand?" Mary tried to make her voice a little more fierce. "You know what you give Mr. Darcy to drink every day, don't you?"

Mademoiselle de Bourgh, looking terribly pale, froze, and Darcy had risen.

Mary realized that Darcy's thoughts were now so preoccupied with Mademoiselle de Bourgh that she did not wish to cast a spell upon him, and she quickly produced the antidote, and beckoned Georgiana to bring it to her.

"Drink this, Mr. Darcy, please," continued Mary viciously. "Come on, your mother must have never told you that it hurts to be hit with a wand in my hand."

In fact, she was very fortunate that people who had taken the love potion were generally a little dull, so Darcy asked at this time, "Miss Mary, what do you want?"

But Mary also overlooked one thing, Georgiana is Darcy's sister, and Darcy is still willing to listen to her words.

That's exactly what Georgiana did, and she handed the bottle directly to Darcy, "Drink this quickly, brother."

Darcy still hesitated a little, and Miss de Bourgh murmured tremblingly, "No..."

Upon hearing this word, Mary cast a spell without hesitation, and smashed a glass vase on the table. The loud breaking sound frightened Miss de Bourgh, and she screamed.

Georgiana had already brought the antidote to Darcy's mouth, but he was clearly reluctant and began to push his sister away, and Mary immediately cast a binding spell on him, and at the same time shouted at Georgiana, "Quick down. "

Georgiana fully demonstrated her bravery at this time. She resolutely poured the potion into Darcy's mouth. After only half a bottle was filled, he was choked and coughed.

But it was enough. When Darcy finally stopped coughing, he raised his head and looked at the three ladies in the room. Mary felt that he should have returned to normal.

"Brother?" Georgiana called again.

"What's the matter?" asked Darcy. "What happened?"

Georgiana threw herself into his arms and burst into tears, telling him what had happened.

Miss de Bourgh started to move towards the door, obviously intending to sneak away, but Mary stopped the door without politeness.

"Miss, aren't you going to explain to Mr. Darcy?" Mary said slowly, and then cast a sleeping spell on Miss de Bourgh, causing her to fall down on the sofa.Now that she has been told that she is a witch, then Baldr has to modify her memory.

The Darcy brothers and sisters finished talking quickly, and Georgiana was already laughing through tears. Mary told Darcy what happened again, and told them clearly that they should not let the mother and daughter of the de Bourgh family know that she was a witch.

Darcy quickly understood the stakes, nodded in agreement, and instructed Georgiana.

The author has something to say: The two chapters posted last night were mainly because the editor introduced a new method to prevent plagiarism. Those who bought V texts were all children’s shoes that love kelp. I’m so sorry that you were forced to time travel. That chapter is about to write the story of Charlotte, the famous Princess of Wales in British history. My current plan is to replace it with a chapter of the main text of this article after April comes.