[Pride and Prejudice] My husband loves me again

Elizabeth controlled herself not to laugh out loud. According to Darcy's current feelings of love and hatred for her, she was lying on the ground. She was unwilling to share Darcy's anger towards Wickham: "Oh, Mr. Darcy, we met by chance on the dance floor It's a very normal thing, even you can't say for sure that you know each of your dance partners." Elizabeth squinted at her: "Even if you only dance with a few ladies who can see you here , but in London you don't take such pride in dancing."

In London society, Mrs. Darcy had seen first-hand the charm of Mr. Darcy, who had the best dance lessons in the city, usually cost a pound for two hours, and who behaved well and did not step on his feet. , and will not show off and chatter, so it is a very popular dance partner.However, after marriage, Mr. Darcy seldom danced with strangers, and his dancing partners were mostly confined to relatives and friends, and Elizabeth was the leader.

Bingley had secretly told her about Mr. Darcy's pre-marriage scene.

He is really popular, and his background is naturally one of the reasons, and Darcy is not humble enough to think that his dancing skills are at an excellent level.

Could it be that Miss Elizabeth was not very pleased with the fact that he loved and was good at dancing?From Aunt Catherine's contemptuous tone, Darcy knew that the Bennet girls did not have a tutor, let alone go out to take dance lessons, one pound was not mentioned, and five shillings public lessons were unlikely.At best, I bought a dance booklet for pennies and practiced at home with my sisters.

The appearance of her dancing with Wickham was vivid in Darcy's memory, but she was a good young self-taught.

It may also be because there are so many country dances. Only by studying hard can real talents be cultivated. Miss Elizabeth's dancing posture can be called graceful.Since it was to hone his skills, he was just as blameless in dancing with the ladies in London.

So he decided not to bother about dancing with people he likes and people he doesn't like.

Darcy retorted with another matter: "Miss Elizabeth, it seems that every time I see you, there is always something wrong with your shoes."

"I gave the shoes to the mud last time," Elizabeth said helplessly, "this time I gave them to Mr. Wickham."

Is she implying that Wickham is a mess?Darcy immediately cheered up.

"I vaguely remember that you were very decisive last time," Darcy hoped that Elizabeth would be the same as before: "this time must be the same, decisively throw away your shoes."

Elizabeth sat upright on the bench and looked directly at Darcy: "Mr. Darcy will save me every time, without exception."

Naturally, it was to be rescued, and Darcy felt extremely honored.

"Do you need my help? I can send you to your mother." Although Mrs. Bennet's self-consciousness as a mother is questionable, she will not be able to handle this matter badly. Darcy gave advice: "I can also Find a pair of shoes for you, but it is not as convenient as your mother, after all, asking a gentleman to find a lady's shoes will always encounter many artificial difficulties and bizarre guesses."

It is entirely conceivable that even if Mr. Darcy explained that he was saving people in distress, the gossip in Meryton turned into a private meeting between him and a certain lady the next day, and why the lady even lost her shoes, this can only be turned on. We will discuss it later.

Elizabeth resolutely vetoed: "I don't want to lean on you across the entire dance floor."

In that case, no matter how much Mrs. Bennet hates Darcy, she will have to find Darcy to be responsible for her daughter for the rest of her life.

When Darcy thought of this possibility, he was not at all disgusted.

He shivered.

"And you lost your shoes this time." Darcy frowned, "Helping may not be useful, maybe I can carry you upstairs to find my aunt, anyway, she is not forgiving, but always Is helpful."

Elizabeth's eyes were full of doubts: "Mr. Darcy, are you sure that your aunt will help her when she sees her nephew carrying a girl upstairs?" She laughed: "I don't think I will appear in Netherfield anymore. "

The small hall was very dark, and it made the young lady's eyes sparkle after they were full of smiles.

Darcy took a deep breath. This room had been closed as a warehouse for a long time. He felt that he had sucked in a mouthful of dust and had to leave here quickly.

He didn't want to stay.

You can't let the delicate young lady stay here and it's hard to move. This is not what a gentleman does.

"I have to leave for a while to find some necessities." He glanced at Elizabeth's bare feet without any trace. This bright and lively girl can only sit here now, showing a charming posture against her own will, deeper Knocking on Darcy's heart, every man has a desire to protect, not to mention he has a good impression of this lady: "Miss Elizabeth, please wait a little longer."

Elizabeth wanted Darcy to leave for a while. She noticed his peeping eyes and felt that her bare feet were as hot as stepping on carbon. God knew it was summer, and she didn't want to die of heat from being shy.

"Please do what you think is right, Mr. Darcy." Elizabeth nodded at him: "I'll wait for your return here."

She believed in herself and believed that she would come back to help her.

Darcy felt his whole body stretched out, and the dull hall seemed to be blowing a fresh breeze from nowhere.

Before he closed the door, he did not forget to say: "I am willing to serve you, Miss Elizabeth."

Elizabeth felt that pink bubbles were popping all over her body, buried her hot face into her bent knees, and muttered in a muffled voice.It's strange, she would hate Darcy at this time in the past, Darcy is obviously full of charm, as long as you are willing to get close to understand.

Being able to get to know her husband again, Elizabeth felt that it was worth the journey.

When Darcy returned to the hall, there were only a few or three people left who had not danced and were therefore chatting rather than eating.When they saw Darcy coming out of nowhere, they all looked over in surprise, and even hesitated whether to take this opportunity to chat with this proud young man.As a result, the proud Mr. Darcy didn't pay any attention to the people around him, and entered the restaurant like a gust of wind.

Everyone had no choice but to give up, thinking that this man was indeed as proud as in the legend, after all, he was the new owner of Netherfield Gardens, wasn't he, and he didn't even want to go up to ask everyone if he liked his new house, what an unbelievable weirdo.

Darcy was preoccupied, and the figure before him was that he, as a gentleman, was going to find a pair of shoes for the lady.

They must be dancing shoes, or he would not be able to dance with Miss Elizabeth today.

Oh, not being able to dance with Miss Elizabeth is more terrifying than dancing with Caroline.

Darcy said he couldn't stand it.

So he arranged in his mind the people he could turn to for help. Aunt Catherine was the first choice, but after Elizabeth got help, she would be rejected by Netherfield Gardens because she sent the great aunt and nephew of the noble duchess Go find her a pair of inconsequential shoes!

Can't do this, Darcy's reason stopped him.

As for the Bingley sisters, Caroline will make it right, and Mrs Hurst is a kind person, but their mouths are not kind, and it will be known to everyone before the ball is over. ear.Instead of this, Darcy might as well carry Elizabeth to Mrs. Bennet himself.

And Bingley, whom Darcy did not think could be more capable than himself.

As for Elizabeth's sisters, Darcy doesn't think they really care about Elizabeth.Mary must have been around Aunt Catherine, and she and Collins must have been a good husband and wife at this point, enough to be the cornerstone of a happy marriage.The two youngest daughters of the Bennet family will be a copy of Mrs. Bennet in 20 years, and Darcy doesn't want to deal with them at all.

As for Jane Bennet, Darcy didn't know what to say, and the best word for Elizabeth was "to complain about."

As soon as he entered the dining room, all the guests looked over, and so did the servants who served the dishes. Even though the table was already messed up, it seemed that the place became noble when Darcy appeared.In addition to the tedious dining etiquette of the nobles, the way the squires eat is also very disappointing.

But Darcy, who came late, lost his appetite. He didn't want to eat at all. He came to find a way.

"Oh, Darcy, why did you come here!" Bingley especially admired the big pot of mixed vegetable stew, boiled egg yolks, mushrooms, meatballs and beef and mutton were mixed in the largest silver pot, Darcy's financial resources There was, of course, a huge silver jug ​​nearby containing a whole gallon of gravy for seasoning, so that Bingley, flushed with food, beckoned to Darcy to sit beside him: "Taste Taste this! Although the craftsmanship is not as good as Pemberley's, the meat is very fresh."

Darcy sat down as promised, but drank instead of touching the knife and fork.

Most of the ladies and gentlemen drank Portuguese red wine, but Darcy, because of his irritation, drank Negus with strong alcohol.

The only three in the room who were drinking spirits, besides Darcy, were Mr. Hurst and Sir Lucas.Mr. Hurst had apparently finished his drink and went back to sleep, while Sir Lucas was brandishing a meat cleaver at a huge piece of venison.

"Don't you try it?" Sir Lucas filled his plate rudely: "The last time I saw this dish was in London, the specification is really too high, as the host, you came here so It's a pity that I didn't catch up with the big guy's praise and thanks."

It was enough for Bingley to deal with this kind of situation. Darcy felt that with his face, everyone's appetite would not be so good.

"I just bought this property not long ago," Darcy said, taking a sip of his wine, "maybe you will find something different if you walk around."

Sir Lucas laughed in support. Although he is a celebrity from all over the world, he can walk around the three-story hut in no more than 5 minutes.

The conversation was heated, if Miss Lucas hadn't dropped the glass the next moment.