[Jane Eyre] The mad woman in the attic is reborn

Early in the morning, the entire Thornfield House was shrouded in joy, because their masters, Mr. Rochester and Miss Jane Eyre, were going to hold a wedding in the church today.

The whole room was full of noise. Seven or eight-year-old Miss Adela came to Jane Eyre's room early in the morning, singing and dancing excitedly, pulling Jane Eyre's wedding dress like a chatterbox and asking: "Jane, put on the wedding dress." Is the wedding dress very happy? When I was in the Virgin Mary, I was with my mother and went to her friend’s wedding. I also saw such a white wedding dress with pearls strung on it. I will wear such a wedding dress in the future ?"

Adela's English is not very good, and there are a lot of French words mixed in, because she has lived in France with her mother since she was a child.Her mother is a person who is good at singing and dancing, so Adela inherited her advantages very well. Adela learned many talents from her mother.

With a smile on the corner of Jane Eyre's mouth, she raised her hand to stroke Arad's hair.Adela is her student and she is Adela's governess.

This is a fate, if she had not come to Thornfield Manor and become Adela's teacher, she would not have met Mr. Rochester.

Oh, Mr. Rochester, what is he doing now, will he be like her, dressed up and waiting for the moment to see each other.

The butler, Fairfax, came upstairs with a paint tray, looked at Jane Eyre dressed up, and said happily, "Miss Eyre, sir is waiting for you downstairs."

Jane Eyre stood up, glanced at the mirror, and ran down the stairs excitedly.She saw Mr. Rochester standing at the stairs, wearing a neat suit and a beige bow tie, looking up at her with a smile.

"Mr. Rochester." Jane Eyre smiled.

Rochester looked up at the people on the stairs, his brows and eyes brimming with joy, "Jane, are you ready?"

Jane Eyre walked down the stairs and walked towards the person she was about to entrust her whole life to. She reached out to pick him up, "I'm ready, sir, my love."

Rochester held her hand, lowered his head and kissed the back of her hand in a gentlemanly way, "Let's go."

The carriage had already been prepared outside, and it was very close from Thornfield House to the church, and the pastor was also ready in the church, waiting for them to pass.

Before leaving, Jane Eyre looked back at the Thornfield Mansion where she had stayed for half a year. It was the same as the first time she came here, with gray and white old buildings, a row of sturdy and gnarled thorn trees beside the courtyard, and white-billed crows. The roof hovers, revealing a mysterious and gloomy loneliness.

Jane Eyre's gaze followed the rook to the top floor of the mansion. There was a dark window on the high gray wall, and there was a person standing by the window. Jane Eyre was subconsciously stunned, staring blankly at the window.

The wide black cloak cap covered one face, only showing the corner of the mouth that seemed to be a half-smile, slightly raised, like Shura from hell.

It was a pair of eyes, the mysterious eyes hidden in Thornfield Mansion.

"Jane, what's the matter?" Rochester turned around and raised his hand to gently support her shoulder.

Jane Eyre shook her head, "Nothing."

Maybe it was just a servant in the mansion, maybe she was thinking too much.

At the side gate of the church yard, the carriage stopped, and they walked into the church hand in hand. The pastor was waiting for them by the altar in white surplice, and the deacon stood aside.

Jane Eyre and Rochester stand beside the holy railing, and the wedding is about to begin.

The pastor took a step forward, leaning slightly towards Mr. Rochester, and during the wedding ceremony, he asked Rochester, "Mr. Rochester, are you willing to marry the woman next to you as your legal wife, and you will never leave her forever, regardless of life, old age, sickness or death?" ?"

Rochester held Jane Eyre's hand tightly, earnestly and forcefully, and solemnly said, "I am willing."

The pastor turned to Jane Eyre again and asked, "Miss Jane Eyre, are you willing to marry this man beside you as your legal husband, and never leave him for life, regardless of life, old age, sickness or death?"

Jane Eyre: "I am willing."

Pastor: "Okay, now I declare—"

"Wait a moment!"

The wedding was interrupted suddenly, there was a sound of footsteps behind her, Jane Eyre turned her head and saw a stranger walking in from outside the church, wearing a gray overcoat, followed by two assistants.

Seeing that someone terminated the ceremony, the pastor asked the young man: "Young man, do you have an obstacle that prevents their marriage? If that is the case, any secret between them is against the will of the Bible and will be destroyed." There will be no blessing of God and their marriage will be illegal, so go ahead, young man."

The man walked slowly to the center of the church, maintained a gentlemanly appearance, and said respectfully to the pastor: "Dear pastor, my name is Fernard Roy, I am a lawyer from Jamaica, and I have come here from Spanish Town, Jamaica on request. , I have something to discuss with Mr. Rochester before the wedding, luckily it was in time."

When he said this, he glanced at Rochester, pursed his lips and said with a light smile: "This should be Mr. Edward Rochester."

Jane Eyre stood beside Rochester, she could feel the low pressure of the people beside him, his hand held her hand tightly, eager and powerful, with a panic and madness in his expression.

Oh, what the hell happened?

Rochester stared at the person in front of him, didn't say a word for a while, and finally spoke under the gaze of everyone: "Hello, Lawyer Fernard, I'm Edward Rochester."

Fernard smiled softly, walked two steps to Rochester's side, looked at the ancient sculpture in the church, lifted his eyes, and whispered in his ear: "Mr. Rochester, I am Mrs. Bertha Mason's private Lawyer, I am here to advise you, please stop this absurd marriage immediately, otherwise, you will be guilty of bigamy, Mrs Bertha has the right to take you to court, then you will lose everything, not only The reputation of your Rochester family, and all the property in your name."

These whispered words can only be heard by Rochester, his mind collapsed with a bang, and his palms tightly held Jane Eyre beside him, this person who was about to become his wife, he was destined to betray her.

Bertha Mason!

This crazy woman actually stabbed him in the back!

The two parties were at a stalemate, and the pastor said to Rochester, "Oh God, Mr. Rochester, is there anything you haven't resolved yet that prevented this wedding?"

Jane Eyre turned to look at him, took his hand, and motioned: "Sir, what's the matter with you? Is something wrong?"

Rochester's body was shaking violently, and there was an emotion between anger and despair floating in his body. Everyone was waiting for his answer, but he was hesitating.

Fernard slightly turned his head, glanced loosely at the big clock on the roof of the church, and said to himself: "There is a secret on the third floor of Thornfield Manor..."

"I declare now that the wedding is temporarily terminated." Rochester suddenly shouted loudly, leaving everyone behind and ran out of the church.

Jane Eyre trembled all over, looking at Rochester who rushed out of the door angrily, she didn't understand what happened?What did this uninvited guest tell Mr. Rochester that he was going to leave her alone in the church under such circumstances?

She frowned and glanced at Fernard, then ran out with the wedding dress and followed Rochester.

The church was suddenly noisy, and everyone was whispering.Fernard crossed his arms and looked out of the church door, smiled at the people behind him and said, "Oh, Briggs, it's time for us to meet an employer I have never met. Where's the beauty?"