[Pride and Prejudice] My husband loves me again

Darcy immediately realized what she was laughing at, and he was a little bit ashamed when his mind was pierced.For a while, he felt that he had no position to say these things, and for a while he felt that Miss Elizabeth Bennet might have seen through his vacillating heart, which made him feel ashamed.As a gentleman, he shouldn't intentionally have an ambiguous attitude towards a lady. After all, he made up his mind not to propose marriage before, and he really didn't want to upset the lady for nothing.

He deliberately turned cold and left abruptly, but Elizabeth was very happy.

Ever since she was a girl, she has often lived in fear, because there are strangers' souls in those close relatives and neighbors, and among them she is sure that some have bad intentions for her husband.For this reason, Elizabeth's psychological pressure has not been relieved. Since she lives so cautiously, it is unreasonable for Darcy to live a chic life full of stars.

Collins has caused him temporary troubles, but Elizabeth has no intention of solving it, because she also wants to see Darcy's determination.

This crisis has come at just the right time.

Elizabeth politely thanked Darcy for his suggestion, and walked away.

Even if Jane doesn't mention it, Elizabeth still wants to see Charlotte, the best friend who is no longer her own.The last time Charlotte was in the limelight at the Lucas family's ball, Elizabeth knew about it through other people's reports. She had a little sympathy for this girl, and seeing her was like seeing a copy of her sister Mary.Because they feel that they are good-natured, instead of wearing beautiful skirts to dance with people, they would rather sit in front of the piano to appreciate their confidantes, and they don't even have the courage to take a step forward.

So the only thing Mary gets is that Kitty and Lydia use her as a jukebox, and no one can hear the voice behind the score.

In contrast, the real Charlotte had a clear goal, and she captured Collins very quickly, which surprised Elizabeth at the time, and the two girlfriends almost felt unhappy because of this.Compared with the original Charlotte, this stranger has a world of difference in personality and demeanor.

Now Collins is considered to be of great status. After Sir Lucas visited him, he had to pay a return visit out of courtesy, so Elizabeth chose the same day to see Charlotte.Charlotte was probably too obsessed with the Netherfield Ball, she was visibly thinner, but she was in good spirits, and looked like she could show her hand at the ball at any time.Elizabeth sat with her for a while, and when Collins visited, she was surprised to find that this cousin was also there. In the background of the dialogue between Collins and Sir Lucas, Charlotte did not show any interest in Collins. .

She is obsessively portraiting an almost impossible subject.

Charlotte does not take the initiative, and Collins will not pay attention to Miss Lucas, who is mediocre in all aspects. The last time the two got engaged quickly, it was Charlotte who, after careful consideration, very cleverly hinted at the reason for the marriage of the two of Collins. With various benefits, calm and thoughtful, he convinced Collins, who had ambitions for pastor career planning.Now that Charlotte has lost even this advantage, even Collins would not give her much thought.

But Collins fell into his old habit again. He thought that Elizabeth was favoring him, and it was all chasing Sir Lucas, which was really happy and troublesome.

Out of courtesy, he gave Elizabeth a ride in his carriage, so that Elizabeth would only have to travel one mile from Meryton to Longbourn.

Elizabeth gladly accepted Collins' kindness.

He was not entirely well-meaning, but as he was still haunted by Mrs. Bennet's remarks, it would be a good time to ask Miss Elizabeth for verification.

"The countryside has hardly changed for decades, and it's no different from when I left when I was young." The carriage was speeding on the country road, and the clouds in the distance were gloomy, and it was unclear when it would finally clear up. Collins felt that the weather was the same. What do you mean, and said with a little arrogance: "However, the five of you sisters have changed a lot!"

Elizabeth blinked and took Collins's words: "I remember seeing my cousin when I was ten years old. You are as thin as a sapling on a hill."

Collins laughed "hehe", took a breath and unconsciously puffed up his chest and shrunk his abdomen: "In my opinion, Cousin Jane is really the one who has changed the most among your group of sisters. Gentleness and demeanor. No wonder the Bingleys take such good care of her. Who has the heart to treat such a lovely young lady like that. Say yes, Miss Elizabeth."

It must be Mrs. Bennet using Mr. Bingley as a cover to make Collins quit, but Bingley's performance is not convincing, so Collins is not reconciled?

"Cousin Collins, you are right. The Bingleys are really the best neighbors." Elizabeth used "neighbors" and watched Collins' eyes light up with a smile: "The residents of Longbourn like them family."

Elizabeth cleared the relationship in a few words.

Collins got what he wanted, and suddenly felt a little restless, and his whole heart wanted to fly to Netherfield Gardens. He wished he could go there now to finalize the marriage. Mrs. de Bourgh had a job to settle the marriage so quickly, presumably this noble benefactor would appreciate her ability to handle affairs more and more. He was half excited and half apprehensive, and Elizabeth saw it all.

Realizing that there are other people around, Collins is a little embarrassed to see her. Although the second cousin Elizabeth may not be the most beautiful, she is also worthy of praise from the villagers. Good girl.

Because the journey was not over halfway, Collins talked with Elizabeth again about the twists and turns he had experienced after leaving Derbyshire when he was young.Old Mr. Collins was a miser, otherwise he would not have coveted other people's property when the Bennets were young.Collins, brought up by such an ignorant father, should be congratulated that he should have escaped that dreadful habit.He studied at Cambridge for a few semesters, but he didn't get a diploma, nor did he broaden his contacts, but he had no worries about food and clothing, and could live happily as an ordinary person to old age.

Until he was spotted by Mrs. de Bourgh and became the head priest of a parish.

Because of this, he intends to clear up the grievances for his parents, and he did not show any impatience for the Bennet family property. In this regard, Mr. Collins is really not a bad person.

Elizabeth said at the right time: "Such an opportunity is really enviable. I'm afraid you haven't thought of it before!"

No, it was a stroke of luck, and Collins was full of ambition, so why should he worry about how to propose to Cousin Jane?Not to mention that she didn't have any marriage contract yet, even if others had the same plan as him, they had to be on a first-come-first-served basis, as long as he found an opportunity to speak out first.What's more, since he was able to make a fortune, it naturally shows that God has given him some luck.

He made up his mind to propose to Miss Jane Bennet.

The carriage drove to Meryton, Collins paid the money at the post station, and walked side by side with Elizabeth. After he returned to the hotel where he stayed, Elizabeth could only walk a mile to get home.Passing by a tailor shop on the way, Elizabeth planned to stop by and buy some new lace to embellish the skirt. Collins said it was okay and waited patiently at the door.

Ladies always love these patterns of clothing, as long as the appearance can reach the level of Elizabeth, or even more beautiful as cousin Jane, beautiful clothes and accessories can indeed add luster to their beautiful faces, and it is worth it for gentlemen wait.

Elizabeth took a fancy to a piece of French handmade lace on the shelf. The price per foot was not cheap. After becoming Mrs. Darcy, she had several skirts covered with lace, which brought back fond memories of her past.Because she had enough money in her handbag at the moment, she planned to take off this piece of lace without thinking too much, so that it could be embellished on the hem of the dance skirt.

Such a secret memory, as beautiful as lace, would cheer her up.

But there was a hand that took away the lace faster than her. Elizabeth was surprised that someone was so impolite, so she turned around and wanted to negotiate, but what she saw was a straight red uniform. This is a handsome man. A good officer did not need any modesty, his beauty was perfect, and Elizabeth had known him well.

"Is this what you fancy?" The officer's voice was sweet, and although he looked directly at Elizabeth, his eyes were measured, and his blue eyes were full of apology, which was enough to make people feel good at first sight: "If If you have taken a fancy to this lace, it will be inconvenient for me to win people's love."

Because of his polite manner and earnest and decent conversation, several young ladies and even older ladies in the shop looked over, and Collins also saw him.

Elizabeth already knew that the garrison had come to Meryton, but now Kitty and Lydia would not go to Meryton to find an officer all day long, so as not to cause trouble later, although she never thought that she would be able to avoid this man acquaintance, but did not expect to be in such a sudden situation.

Her face was very calm, she looked like a stranger: "Then please give it to me, and I will pay right away."

The other party didn't say much, and handed the lace to Elizabeth.

Elizabeth didn't intend to stay at all, and planned to check out and leave.

Unexpectedly, Collins came up to welcome him, and said with a warm expression of meeting an old friend in a foreign land: "Oh, Mr. Wickham, we haven't seen each other for a long time since we parted at Rosings Manor! I don't know how you are these days. After meeting you, I feel very congenial, and I have been thinking about having a good chat with you!"

Why would Collins know Wickham?Elizabeth suddenly wondered, she was afraid that Wickham, a scumbag, would do something at this time, so she stayed openly.

Collins looked excited: "This is my cousin, Miss Elizabeth Bennet, and this is Mr. William Wickham."

"So the two of you are relatives," Wickham looked at Elizabeth tenderly, his blue eyes seemed to burst into water, these eyes were born on a woman, they must be a pair of wonderful eyes that everyone will admire; if they were born in It is inevitable that a man is like a continuous love network, he joked about what happened just now: "Since we both know each other, then I can rest assured, otherwise I have to worry about Miss Bennet having doubts, and that's my fault! "

What a comprehensive and comprehensive character, it is hard not to make people feel good.

For example, Elizabeth was no exception.