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Except for Lydia who was still in a state of bewilderment, the Bennet family seemed to have entered the carnival ahead of time, laughing and laughing every day.

Mrs. Bennet hadn't talked about her fragile nerves for almost half a month, and even the presence of Collins didn't make the smile on her lips any less.

To be honest, the happiest time for Mrs. Bennet now is the letters brought by the postman every morning.

"Is there any letter from Elizabeth today?" Mrs. Bennet asked loudly by the window.

The postman looked down and nodded: "Yes, ma'am."

These words seemed to light up the lights on Mrs. Bennet's face.The whole person is full of smiles, even speaking with a smile.

"Oh, my dear Liz!" Mrs. Bennet stroked her chest, her eyes turned red as if she couldn't help it.

Mr. Bennet looked over and said, "What's wrong?"

Mrs. Bennet took the letter very excitedly, and came to sit next to Mr. Bennet in a few steps. There were too many things she wanted to express at once, and she seemed to be stuck in her mouth.He could only tremble with excitement, as if he would explode with joy in the next moment.

"My dear Mr. Bennet, Liz's life in London couldn't be more perfect." She handed the letter to Lydia who was waiting on the side, then turned her head and announced to everyone, "Paris Yesterday, I took her to see an extremely beautiful stage play."

"A stage play?" Katie felt extremely disappointed, "I thought I went to some interesting place."

Mary, who was reading at the side, stood up and corrected her sister's statement very seriously: "It is possible to enjoy a very beautiful Shakespeare in a quiet and upscale place. To feel like a character in the book and come out alive. That would be the happiest thing ever! Kitty, don't you talk as if it wasn't a very pleasant thing."

Katie hummed nonchalantly, and turned around to prepare to play on her own: "Mary, if you spend less time in those boring books every day, you will know that there are so many interesting things in this town. too much."

These words hit Mary's heart.

She is the third daughter of the Bennet family.Unlike her sisters, she does not seem to have inherited Mrs. Bennet's youthful beauty.On the contrary, her appearance is very ordinary.

This made her feel extremely inferior.

Among the five daughters of the Bennet family, the eldest daughter Jane is the most beautiful and the most soft-tempered.Elizabeth is second only to Jane in appearance, but she has such a sharp tongue that no one can ignore her existence.

Mary's two younger sisters, Kitty and Lydia, were extremely naughty girls.The youngest, Lydia, looks gorgeous and always likes to grab Katie and run beside the officers together.

Of course, that was before.

All in all, Mary's love of reading is enough to keep the Bennet family talking for three days and three nights.

Fortunately, the beauty in the book made her find another place to display her charm.Even Lydia, in just a few months, kept Mary's favorite books at arm's length.

No way, she always likes to read such profound and boring philosophy books.

This is something that even Lydia in the previous life would not be willing to dabble in.On the contrary, she is more willing to read some innocuous psychology books, even academic books related to law and history.

Philosophy book...

Just thinking about it, Lydia shuddered: It's just too scary!

Mary glanced at Katie very unhappy, but the latter still looked indifferent.This made her even angrier, turned around, and ran to her room.

Mr. Bennet didn't pay attention to the farce that happened in front of his eyes. On the contrary, he carefully read Elizabeth's letter back and forth three times.

Suddenly he raised his head and let out a long breath.

"He took her to many places," said Mr. Bennet.

"Of course!" Mrs. Bennet was extremely excited. She seemed to be able to see her beloved Elizabeth getting married in the lines.

Although, she still doesn't know Mr. Pariswhite very well.But just his love for Elizabeth was enough to make her have an endless affection for this gentleman who had never met.

All in all, for Mrs. Bennet, marrying her daughter is definitely the top priority in her life.

Mr. Bennet frowned tightly.

"Dad, I think Liz will come back after a while. Why don't we ask carefully about Mr. Paris at that time?" Lydia suggested.

Mr. Bennet looked over in surprise, and unconsciously showed some appreciation in his eyes: "Lydia, it seems that your behavior recently..."

He pursed his lips, as if thinking of the right words.

After a while, she smiled: "Dear Lydia, you have grown up."

He stood up, hugged Lydia gently, and gently kissed her hair.

"Dad..." Lydia was a little surprised.

Mr. Bennet smiled, and looked at his youngest daughter very seriously, with satisfaction in his eyes: "I'm just, so happy."

Time passed quickly, and Collins finally concluded his half-month visit and left the Bennet family.

"I bet, he must have come to inspect his future property first." Mrs. Bennet looked at the back of Collins going away, with a bit of annoyance in her words.

Mr. Bennet and Lydia looked at each other before smiling helplessly.

Katie was doing nothing as usual, and after the unpleasant cousin left, she turned around and was ready to play.

"Lydia?" Katie turned to Lydia before leaving.

But unfortunately, the latter just shook his head at her and said nothing.

Katie pursed her lips, clutched her skirt tightly, and made a wrinkle that was hard to ignore on the originally neat and beautiful skirt, before leaving with a snort.

Speaking of which, this is not the first time Lydia has rejected Katie's proposal.

Mr. Bennet did the math, and since she recovered from her illness in the past few months, it seems that the number of times Lydia went out to have fun has been reduced by more than half.Even the number of times I came to him to ask for money to buy a hat has decreased a lot.

Not even once in the last month.

He looked at his daughter sitting not far away, quietly weaving the ribbon, and felt boundless pride and satisfaction in his heart: "This is the daughter of the Bennet family."

The sun gradually rose, and there was the sound of carriage wheels at the door.

"Lydia, it's Charlotte!" cried Mrs. Bennet.

Lydia quickly stopped from her work, hurriedly put the ribbon in her small bag, and tidied herself up.He followed Mrs. Bennet out the door.

"Hi, Charlotte. Didn't expect you to come so early!" Lydia greeted with a smile.

Charlotte bowed to Mrs. Bennet before taking Lydia's hand: "You know, last time I took the ribbon you sent to the ball, the girls were almost envious."

She was obviously very happy.Since her 25th birthday, she has never felt what it feels like to be the center of attention at a prom.

Apparently, something like this made Charlotte extremely excited.She took Lydia's hand and talked for a while.

"All in all, they all want to see you." Charlotte looked up and asked, "Do you have time?"

Lydia smiled and blinked: "Of course."

Charlotte, who received an affirmative answer, was extremely happy, and held Lydia's hand and talked for a while.

When noon approached, Lydia finally stood at the door and sent the girl away.

"My dear Lydia, people in the town have been talking about you recently." Mrs. Bennet came over, "They are all very curious about you."

Lydia smiled and said nothing.

This kind of attention is obviously not something that the original body can get with his madness.Compared with a little girl who is always running around the officer, such a clever lady is more likely to be praised by the neighbors.

For the first time going out to socialize, Lydia still prepared very seriously.

After all, the original Lydia never had any other friends in town.This meeting this morning will surely be an extremely important opportunity for her to step into Longborn's social circle.

Charlotte rushed over early, picked up Lydia, and then Shi Shiran drove the carriage to the town.

"They're all looking forward to seeing you," Charlotte said for Lydia very gently, and she understood the nervousness of any girl going out socially for the first time.

To this day, she still remembers the first girls' party she attended.

Although……

Charlotte's complexion is a little bad, she is already 25 years old, but so far no decent gentleman has paid her attention.Even if she is mentally prepared early, her ordinary appearance will definitely not make her the focus.However, when I think about it, I still have endless worries about the future.

Lydia was keenly aware of the change in her friend, she turned her head quickly, and happily started a new topic: "Did you know that Ludwig's store has sold sleeves recently? I couldn't even imagine it before... "

Charlotte turned her head, obviously also very opinionated about the news.For a while, I also got together, and temporarily put those thoughts behind me for a while.

Lydia smiled, girls at this age are the best to deal with.

Some topics about clothing or skin protection will always resonate with them at the first time.

To be honest, this kind of skill couldn't be easier for a person like her who had negotiated investment business in countless salons.

Presumably, within half a year, she will be able to slowly wash away the bad impression her original body left on the townspeople.

after all……

Lydia looked out the window and sighed silently.

Presumably, she can't go back.I can only live in this world forever.

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small theater:

Lydia: This original body is too scary, the reputation of the town is so bad?

Katie: Let's see the red uniform together!

Lydia Panic

Mrs. Bennet nodded eagerly: let's go...

Lydia: ...I sort of know why.