Be the C heroine in a famous book [Quick Transmigration]

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And in the living room at this time, because of Caroline's arrival, the conversation was interrupted.

In fact, it was Mrs. Hurst who had been asking about Darcy and Bingley's visit just now, and Bingley was in charge of explaining.

At this time, Mrs. Hurst took Caroline's hand and sat down, jokingly said: "Caroline, you must not know why Charles and Mr. Darcy are here? Because they should have dinner at Mr. Johnson's." .”

Caroline knew this was the start of a conversation, so she followed along: "Yes, I'm very strange, can any of you explain it to me?"

It was the one on the left who spoke first, and he turned his face to her and said with a smile: "Oh, of course, in fact, we didn't visit Mr. Johnson. Halfway through, Darcy said that it might rain heavily. To avoid not being able to go home today, so we returned the same way.”

His identity is already clear, Charles Bentley, Caroline's older brother, and Mrs. Hurst's younger brother.

Caroline looked at him, and found that he was a little whiter and thinner than the one sitting silently next to him, silently remembering it in her heart.

Bingley, who was seen by her, smiled and didn't feel anything, but Darcy, who had been silent all the time, turned his head and looked at her, which seemed a little strange.

At this time, Mrs. Hurst commented: "Listen, Caroline, gentlemen are always so wise, especially Mr. Darcy, who is the best among them."

Caroline realized that she should be the first one to praise Darcy based on "Caroline"'s love for Darcy.

Although there is no clear rule, it is best not to appear in behavior that is too different from the character.

Virtual technology is already very advanced, and the characters in it are the same as real people, with their own three views and ideas.

Once you expose yourself, it is not conducive to the progress of the game.

But Mrs. Hurst's words were too exaggerated, full of deep slavishness, she couldn't say it.

Under Darcy's vague gaze, she could only nod with a stiff face, and changed the subject: "Yes, gentlemen can always make correct judgments. Why is that? God created men and women. It stands to reason that It should be the same."

Hearing this, everyone in the room reacted differently.Contrary to Mrs. Hurst's words, Caroline's words revealed the idea of ​​equality between men and women.

In this day and age, this kind of thinking is extremely advanced.Although the outside world is constantly changing, all kinds of changes never stop.But in the world of Pride and Prejudice, upper-class people still live in a utopia of balls and entertainment.

Although aware of the conservative nature of society, Caroline overestimates their acceptance.

The normal reaction was Mrs. Hurst's. She didn't seem to expect Caroline to ask this question, and she got stuck.

You know, Caroline knows almost everything about her thoughts, and she strongly agrees with her sister's desire to become Mrs. Darcy, so she brings the topic to Mr. Darcy to create opportunities for her sister.But why did the topic become so acute?Let her a little at a loss.

And Charles is very understanding, commonly known as silly white sweet, did not think so much, nodded and agreed: "Yes, yes, young ladies are another masterpiece of God, how can they have so much ability, all of them are so versatile .They learn music, singing, painting, dancing, embroidery, conversation, I just don't know how you learn so many talents."

Caroline was not in a good mood when she heard the words of these objectified women.

In Charles' eyes, it seems that if women have these talents and find a good man, they will be complete. They don't need to have their own thoughts and opinions.

As if she knew what she wanted to hear, Darcy suddenly expressed her opinion: "In my opinion, a real lady, apart from all these, should also have some real talents, read more books, and increase her intelligence."

It was the first time Caroline looked at Darcy squarely, and for the first time found that this man who couldn't see his face had merits, at least among a lot of old straight male cancers, there was a less discriminatory existence of women, Very rare.

It's just that it would be better if he didn't stare at her closely with those dark eyes. She wasn't sure if Darcy had doubts, after all, she did behave differently from 'Caroline' today.

It was also at this time that she found that she seemed to be able to see everyone's eyes clearly.

She guessed that it might be a delay, after a while, she should be able to see all the faces clearly.

Caroline looked at Bentley again, and found that his eyes were round almond eyes, somewhat like a dog.

And Darcy's is more narrow and long, tending to be cold.

Seeing Caroline look away, Darcy realized that he had stared at Miss Bingley for a long time.

He tilted his head, feeling that he was a bit weird today, always paying attention to Miss Bingley unconsciously, as if he had met her for the first time.

In order to get rid of this feeling, Darcy stood up, walked to the window and looked out, and opened his eyes wide in the next moment.

"Oh, God, that's Miss Bennett, and she's come on horseback." Darcy was once again appalled at the behavior of the country people, letting a young lady ride in the rain.

"Oh, Miss Bennet, hurry up, prepare hot water and clothes, God." Jenny is the eldest daughter of the Bennet family, and the name Miss Bennet belongs to her alone.Charles heard Darcy's words, and immediately ran to the door and brought her in.

There was a commotion in the house, and Netherfield's servants took her to wash, and the room fell silent.

Seeing this, Mrs. Hurst explained: "After you went out today, I thought of the lovely Jenny, so I invited her to have dinner, but I didn't expect it to rain, and she came here honestly. What's more surprising is that , that she should have come on horseback, it is quite astonishing."

Charles was restless at this moment, since he had fallen in love with Miss Bennet at first sight since the first meeting at the Merlinton Ball.

Although he often has a good impression of different women, Jenny is special. When he meets his sweetheart unexpectedly at this time, he is both looking forward to and worried.

You must know that women in this era seldom exercise, and their bodies are generally delicate. This time, Jenny came here in the rain, and she was very likely to be sick, not to mention her pale face just now.

Therefore, Charles did not listen to Mrs. Hurst's blatant praise and slander at all.

Don't get me wrong, the fact that the Bingley sisters invited Jenny to dinner didn't mean they were willing to accept her as Charles' wife, for a simple reason.

Bennett is just an ordinary squire family, and the five daughters only have a dowry of [-] pounds, which is too shabby compared to Miss Bingley's [-] pounds dowry.

So they invited her while Charles was away.

Unexpectedly, Charles came back early.Mrs. Bennet has such a coquettish operation again. In order to marry her daughter into a wealthy family, she even risked her daughter's life.

You know, in the era when there was no penicillin, a cold would kill people.

Therefore, Mrs. Hurst despised the Bennet family even more.

By the time Jenny packed up and went downstairs, it was already dinner time.

Everyone greeted Miss Jenny and moved to the restaurant for dinner.It's just that at least two people don't want to enjoy today's sumptuous dinner.

One was Jenny herself. Her face was pale at first, and then she had a flush, but this was not a good thing, but she had a fever.

The other was Charles, who had been paying attention to Jenny the whole time, and discovered her illness at the first time, so he invited her back to the bedroom and called for a doctor.

The doctor's judgment was more optimistic, saying that Jenny just had a cold, and she should just take a good rest for a few days. Everyone except Charles breathed a sigh of relief.After visiting Jenny, Caroline and everyone returned to the living room.

Charles was still a little absent-minded, and Mr. Hurst had woken up on time for dinner. He had nothing to do at this time, so he proposed to play cards, which was one of the pleasures in his life of eating and dying.

Of course, Charles didn't want to play cards, so the remaining four people sat at the poker table.

They played bridge, two teams, whether intentionally or not, Mrs. Hurst sat on Caroline's right, and Mr. Hurst sat on her left, that is to say, Darcy and she were forced to Team up.

This kind of ancient entertainment has been eliminated in the interstellar era, and people play more holographic games. Of course, Caroline is not familiar with this, but she only knows the rules.

But she excels in her ability to learn, and soon found that the test is the ability to cooperate and mental arithmetic, and she is getting better.

In the first three rounds, Mr. Hurst won the red light, but since the fourth round, he was beaten.

Smart people don't need too many hints. Caroline and Darcy cooperate very well, and the situation is one-sided.

It is Darcy who feels the most about this, and he unconsciously pays part of his attention to Miss Bingley.

He noticed a change in Miss Bingley, which he should have noticed long ago, that she did not, as usual, make an effort to display her graceful figure, which was a little affected, but sat at a leisurely pace, but which, through her good upbringing, seemed more Beautiful and moving.

Maybe it was because of the night, her expression was a little lazy, her eyes looked extraordinarily bright under the light, blue as the summer sky.At this moment, those blue eyes glanced at him, and he realized that it was his turn to play.

Darcy cleared his throat and issued a K. Almost the next moment, he realized that he had made a mistake. Accompanied by Mr. Hurst's cheers, he looked at Caroline with some embarrassment.

At this moment he noticed that Caroline's eyes had moved away, looking right behind him, and he glanced back to see that Charles was fidgeting because of Miss Bennet.

Caroline was obviously concerned about her brother, and he was a little disappointed, but he took it as his own illusion.

He attached great importance to Mr. Bingley, and at one point even considered him his brother-in-law.

As for Miss Bingley's feelings for him, he was a little uncertain now, but it was very obvious in the past. Out of consideration for Bingley's friendship, he has always been very careful not to give her any illusions.

However, he doubted his own judgment now. You must know that Miss Bingley had never looked at him tonight except when he was talking before dinner, and when he was playing cards just now.

Had the young ladies changed their minds, or had he misunderstood Miss Bingley?He began to think.

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