witch mary bennet

The Earl of Trent is the defender of the wizarding world order in Chester, Liverpool, and even Manchester. He was able to attend this wedding not only because he is also an old friend of the Knight family, but also expressed his respect for the wizarding world. The young heir of the family is highly respected.

As a matter of fact, the count himself was a good-natured, good-natured fellow, who was preoccupied with the land he ruled.During the speech, he obviously wanted to make some jokes to liven up the atmosphere of the scene. He did not know who told him that the bride had four sisters, so he regarded Georgiana as the lady of the Bennet family and praised her. After Baldr not only embraced the beauties, but also added four beautiful ladies to the local ball, he enthusiastically encouraged the young wizards to work hard to make the bride's sisters into locals as well.

Mr. Bennet was happy to see the depressed faces of the two prospective sons-in-law, Jane was quite embarrassed, Elizabeth was expressionless, and Kitty was smiling unceremoniously, but Georgiana seemed to have not figured out the situation.Darcy and Bingley were sad, especially Darcy. Badr noticed that his facial expression was so stiff, so he had to quietly tell Mary that after the ceremony was over, he had to remember to explain a few words to him.

"Did no one tell the count that I am the only witch in the house?" Mary asked in a low voice.

"Anyway, I didn't say it," Bader shook his head, "The Earl's level of joking has always been like this."

Fortunately the earl's speech was not very long, because he said that he would leave more time for the newlyweds, and then came the highlight of the wedding-signing the marriage contract, the contract on the parchment has been cast a spell, as long as the newlyweds sign their name, and the marriage is established.

The marriage contract of wizards has always been very long. In fact, the real agreement is less than two inches. The large blank parchment behind it is reserved for the relatives of both parties present to sign, which has proved that they really witnessed the marriage.

Mary went up to sign with Baldr. There are three marriage contracts in total, and they are all handwritten.Then it was the turn of the man's next of kin, only Phoebes, who drew his wand as he came up on stage, tapped on the three engagements, the signatures appeared, and nodded briefly to his brother, as if Seeing his new sister-in-law, he turned around and left the stage.

The scene was a bit embarrassing, but luckily the Windermere family followed closely behind him. Mr. Windermere went to sign first, and he also wrote by hand, so he delayed the time and let Mrs. Windermere and Sophie come over to congratulate Mary. , happily said a few words.

Several other distant relatives of the Knight family have signed, and it is Mr. Bennet. Although when Mary told him before, he made it clear that he did not like the feeling of being under the watchful eyes of the public, but Mr. Bennet took When she walked the stage with her daughters, she still looked relaxed and happy.

"Mary," he asked again after hugging his daughter, "I don't need to read that engagement, do I? You've already signed it anyway, so it's useless to read it."

"Why not?" Mary laughed, "Although there is nothing special about the engagement."

As a result, when Mr. Bennet was signing his signature, he really picked it up and looked at it carefully. When Mary was talking to the sisters, Bader walked over stupidly.

"My father actually asked me if I had used a spell to change the content of the marriage contract," Badr said to Mary afterwards, still quite aggrieved, "When did I leave such a bad impression on him?"

"Father probably just thinks the spell is omnipotent," said Mary, actually quite amused, for it never occurred to her to read those few lines of the engagement contract.

After the newlyweds have exchanged rings, the fixed procedure of the wedding is considered to be over. Next is the project specially arranged by Badr. The people in charge of all the industries of the Knight family walked up to the stage one by one, presenting a set of gifts to the new wife. Unique little gift.

There were nineteen of them, and Mary thought it would take a lot of work, and she already knew most of them.But Bader took this as a good opportunity to show the strength of the family to all the guests. He told Mary that many of the guests probably didn’t know that they were giving to the family when they purchased certain goods or enjoyed certain services. The Knights increased their wealth.

Facts have proved that this has indeed become the most talked about part of the whole wedding.Although everyone brought small gifts, they also took great care to prepare. For example, Mr. Breed stood in the middle of the stage after he had introduced to the guests, took off his top hat, and slipped it out of the hat. He took out a beautiful light brown bunny and handed it to Bader, and then pulled out another one with similar appearance and handed it to Mary.

He introduced that this is the latest product of the farm. The breed of rabbit is very good, the meat is fat and tender, and the fur is also of high quality. Then he concluded, "Of course, a gentle and kind person like the bride is definitely not willing to kill her." This kind of rabbit has a good temper and can't bark, so it's the most suitable pet for ladies."

The audience roared with laughter, and the latecomers basically imitated Mr. Breed's style. The most expensive gift among all was nothing more than a set of white bone china tea sets presented by Mr. Becker. According to the introduction, in order to improve the service level, Safeway Hotel specially ordered a batch of bone china tea sets with the hotel logo. Because the quality of the tea sets is really good, they ordered an extra set for the bride.

The whole gift-giving process lasted for a long time, and then came the final part of the wedding, cutting the wedding cake.A large five-tiered cake was delivered to the stage on a trolley, followed by two house elves, carrying stacks of plates and a large number of knives and forks, the newlyweds pulled out their wands, and began to perform in earnest .

The two practiced for a while for this magic. The cake was quickly cut into small pieces and flew onto the plates, and the plates flew to the hands of the guests one by one. The whole time of dividing the cake was too long. It also requires them to concentrate for a long time. However, the two of them work together, and they can take turns to take a break in the middle, so all the cakes are divided, and the whole process seems almost perfect.

As for the knives and forks, the service personnel are responsible for distributing them. There have also been wizards who let these weapons fly around when dividing the cake at the wedding, but the cautious Badr will never allow this kind of thing to happen at his wedding. of.

After the ceremony, some important guests will leave first, and most of the young people stay, because the newlyweds also arranged an open-air dance party. After noon, the clouds covered the sun and the wind was not strong. Such a fine weather is suitable for everyone to listen to Listen to music, chat, and dance a little.

Badr calculated carefully, and the band he hired was paid by the day, just to let them play music at the dance, and the banquet in the evening had been canceled by him, because most of the people who should have appeared at the banquet, such as Phibos, such as Banner Mr. Te, I have already declined before.

After the wedding, Mr. Bennet planned to go home. Mary knew that this was his usual habit, so she didn't keep her father.Jane and Elizabeth were to go home with their father, but Kitty begged for more fun.

Seeing that her father didn't mind Kitty's association with wizards so much, Mary agreed for him, and there happened to be Georgiana who also wanted to stay, and they could take care of each other.Darcy and Bingley said that they would go to Chester to do some business and wait for Georgiana by the way, while Mrs. Becker said very enthusiastically that they could take Kitty with them when the family set off back to London in the evening. .

Everyone played lively and lively all afternoon, but at five o'clock, Bader had already started chasing guests unceremoniously. Of course, everyone would laugh at him, but he just put on a look of "I am here today." There are important things tonight", so no one dares to go against his wishes.

Mary sent Kitty and Becker's family away, and waited obediently by the small pier in the manor according to Bader's previous instructions. Just now Kitty was still asking her that they had never gone for a river swim, and they were specially prepared to do so. A beautiful ship, is it just for looks?

After seeing off the last few guests, Badr directly apparated back to the pier, "Mary, let's get on the boat!" he shouted excitedly.

"Where are you going?" Mary was surprised. Didn't the wedding night be spent on the bed in the room?Badr even led her to visit their room a few days ago.

"Just follow me," he directly carried her into the boat, while telling the house-elf, "Suoso, Shuya, hurry up and punt the boat."

It was getting dark, and they quickly went down the river and entered a large forest. "These forests also belong to our family now," Bader said.

Mary felt that she had never been here before, and she suddenly felt blessed, "Badr, are we going to the tree house?"

"Well, Mary, it seems that getting married hasn't made you stupid," Bader smiled with satisfaction.

When they entered the tree house, Mary realized that it was completely different from the last time she came here.Various space spells were ingeniously cast in the tree house, a small kitchen and a small bathroom were added, and the space seemed to become higher. big mattress.

"How?" Bader smiled triumphantly, "Since I'm married, of course I should renovate the tree house..."

"Well, yes," Mary went on, "because it's your most important property."

"Mary, you are getting better and better," he praised, picked her up, twirled her around, kissed her again, and then asked a little nervously, "Shall we start now?"

Mary froze for a moment, then he said hastily, "Let me see if I can help you take off the dress."

"Is it Shuya?" Mary asked. "Where's the house-elf?"

"I told them to stay under the tree," Baldr had already taken off her veil and crown together.

Obviously, no amount of complicated wedding attire can stop the newlyweds from enjoying their happiest evening.Although Mary was very shy, she couldn't just let Bader be in a hurry, so she mustered up her courage and helped him unbutton the shirt.

In this way, from touching to caressing each other became a matter of course, every movement of Bader was careful, and finally he said, "Mary, if you feel pain, you must stop me."

Although it was really painful, it was quickly overwhelmed by other feelings.He became more excited and kept kissing her, "Mary, will you cry out?"

Mary could barely restrain herself, and only the sliver of reason left her muttering, "Badr, you'll be heard."

"How is that possible?" He gasped, "I've cast a Silencer Charm."

Mary didn't have any other options. When he kissed him again, she suddenly bit his lips, bit them quickly, and slowly rubbed them with her teeth.

Even so, those drizzle-like feelings had already made Mary completely unable to extricate herself, but Badr couldn't speak anymore, he could only whimper, and he didn't try to get rid of it, but it became more and more Hold her tightly.

"Excellent," she heard him say over and over.

"I never thought it would be like this," Mary answered him softly.

"It's better than I thought," he added. "If I had known this earlier, I wouldn't have been able to bear it for so long."

"I'll stop you," Mary couldn't help laughing at the thought of him saying that just now.

"Oh, Mary..." After a while, Badr asked again in a low voice, gnashing his teeth, "Is it fun to bite me?"

"Probably so," Mary's fingers lightly brushed his back. She didn't think about the result of doing so, but the result was indeed very gratifying. He was trembling involuntarily, and Mary laughed again. "Badr, I just dare not call out."

"I must let you call out tonight..." Bader was threatening her, but he seemed to be angry with someone.

"Tonight?" Mary's voice softened in surprise.

"Did you think that the wedding night would be over so soon?" Baldr propped up his body and looked down at her condescendingly, "Let the house elves get some food first, take a bath and rest, and then we will continue! "

The author has something to say: It is said that men and women in the Regency era were actually very lustful... But I think this chapter sucks...

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