[Pride and Prejudice] My husband loves me again

Annie couldn't help but roared, but Lydia had long been crooked, how could she be expected to realize her mistake?

Sure enough, Lydia opened her eyes wide, and she looked like Anne lost her temper for no reason: "I'm just talking casually, why are you losing your temper?" Then she immediately thought of the benefits that Anne didn't like Darcy brought to herself : "If you like Colonel Fitzwilliam, go and like Colonel Fitzwilliam. I won't stop you. But we return from bridge to bridge, and no one needs to interfere with anyone else."

As if you can really stop someone, just with your IQ? !

"What is the bridge back to the bridge?" Annie sneered: "I said it has nothing to do with men. Is there a hole in your mind? Can you stop surrounding men all day long? If I get in the way, it's because I don't like it." You kind of person!"

"Ha!" Lydia felt that Annie was unreasonable, and she didn't get in the way of her courtship. Why should she spoil her good deeds: "You don't like me? You like Elizabeth? people!"

Annie didn't get angry at all, but warned Lydia firmly: "My words are very clear to you. I don't like women who steal other people's husbands. If you dare to move the official spouse, I will dare to touch you!"

Anne is not Caroline or Georgiana. She and her mother are the only nobles in the book, and they belong to the Duke's family.

Elizabeth can tell Aunt Catherine that she is the daughter of a gentleman, and that she is a perfect match for the gentleman Darcy, but it is unwise to go directly to the De Bourgh family, because they are veritable nobles.

Lydia is used to bullying, so she had to keep silent now.

"Okay, Miss Lydia Bennet, tell me everything I need to say, I'm tired," Anne waved her hand arrogantly: "You can go."

No matter how unwilling she was, this was someone else's home, so Lydia could only accept her fate and be sent away by Annie.

As soon as she appeared downstairs, Elizabeth led her to the window: "What did Mademoiselle de Bourgh say?"

Fortunately, Lydia was wise enough to know that not only could she not tell Elizabeth the truth, but she had to pretend to make up with Anne affectionately. She smiled reluctantly and said, "Miss de Bourgh is a really good girl." , After you left, she comforted me for a long time, making me sure that she would not blame me, and now I can rest assured. Elizabeth, you can rest assured, we are reconciled as before. "

It seemed that Anne had cured Lydia. Although Elizabeth was curious, it was not suitable for her to inquire about this matter.

Things are going smoothly, which is already the best ending.

And she probably has finally determined that Annie's goal is really not Darcy, because what she showed from the beginning to the end was to hug Darcy's thigh to help her as the heroine, maybe in order to take advantage of the protagonist's halo so that she can carry out her plan smoothly.Colonel Fitzwilliam is a good man, and he and Anne are cousins, so they have this natural close relationship. In addition, as the youngest son of the family, Colonel Fitzwilliam can't inherit a dime of property, and he has been looking for a rich man. Heiress, wouldn't he and Anne be a perfect fit?

Why hasn't anyone mentioned this before?

Elizabeth thought about it carefully, and Anne didn't seem to have a different attitude towards Darcy or Colonel Fitzwilliam, or Elizabeth didn't find that she was interested in any opposite sex.And with Colonel Fitzwilliam's terms, Aunt Catherine would not agree, but Anne had always listened to her mother.

It's a pity, but in Elizabeth's known future, Colonel Fitzwilliam had already found an heiress with a dowry of [-] pounds to marry and have children. A close correspondence relationship was maintained.Elizabeth met that cousin at the wedding, a fat lady, and Caroline once said rudely that this lady's thighs were thicker than her waist.

But Elizabeth felt that this cousin was a good person, very humble and gentle, so she and Darcy were very happy for Colonel Fitzwilliam.

Facts have proved that their later life is really good.

If this Anne likes Fitzwilliam, but she can't go back for the time being, then this can be regarded as a good thing.

But Elizabeth was not sure about Colonel Fitzwilliam's attitude. If he was interested in Anne, he should have tried it in the past with the help of his cousins, and he might have succeeded long ago.

The hostess doesn't know much about other people's cousins. After all, all cousins ​​are not as philistine as the relationship between Cousin Collins and the five sisters of the Bennet family.right!Philistine, although philistine, but simple!

Now that Mary is married to Collins, as a sister, she has more excuses and opportunities to go to Rosings Manor, and Colonel Fitzwilliam will be there then.Elizabeth is looking forward to watching a good show. This Anne is very upright, but she has a lively personality and can make troubles. I don't know what kind of sparks she will have with Fitzwilliam.

Lydia was not very happy. She tried to make a fool of herself, but failed to succeed in her plots.

It is really because the price of time-traveling women doing bad things is too small. So far, Jane, Charlotte, and Lydia, who want to attack Darcy, have no chance of success, but even if they fail and leave, they will just return to the real world and start over again. start.Even if the game is cleared, you can return to v10 in 10 minutes if you recharge.

But what about the original owners who were taken away?What an embarrassing situation to face.

Elizabeth even went to the gypsies to ask for witchcraft dolls, just to clean up the mess for these time-traveling women.After she showed Charlotte the witchcraft doll that day, Charlotte immediately understood what she meant, and waited for the incident to cooperate.Elizabeth was very close to her resume. No one knew that she hid a clean, uncursed witchcraft doll under Jane's bed, and she would find out naturally when the weather cleared and the washerwoman tidied up the sheets.

The servant's mouth is the worst, and this matter was quickly yelled at.

Residents here thought of Miss Jane Bennet's strange lung disease and strange recovery, and Miss Charlotte Lucas, who had always been calm, stumbled while walking and was stabbed in the neck by scissors. They all began to speculate that this was related to witchcraft. related.As soon as Charlotte was able to speak, the magistrate visited Sir Lucas's house and asked Charlotte about the situation at that time in detail.

Charlotte insisted that it was because she kept using her hands and feet for some reason, and when she woke up and realized what happened, she was already injured.

The sheriff still summoned the militia to search the surrounding area for suspected unknown persons entering the village, but the area he searched did not expand to such a long distance because there were not so many manpower, so he had to give up in the end.

There is a spontaneous folklore that "going out without drinking can prevent witchcraft". After all, since the arrival of the rich Darcy and Mr. Bingley, both Meryton and Netherfield have held balls. Wine is an indispensable drink.For the local residents, where dance parties are an important part of life, drinking and dancing are closely related, and it is inevitable to get involved in witchcraft because of this.

Sir Lucas was not persistent in trying to find any spells at home. Charlotte was about to marry to London, and the other children, including their husband and wife, were in good health. Things were left behind.

Dr. Brown had been brought down from London by the Bingleys, and Mr. Bingley was most delighted to find a lifelong companion during this excursion.Originally, it was only because of Charlotte's injury that they delayed the trip back to London, but unexpectedly, it indirectly contributed to a good thing. Dr. Brown wrote to the family and said that he was going to announce the news of the engagement at the woman's natal home. Lotte went back to London and immediately set about getting married.

When the Bennet family received the invitation, Lydia immediately realized that this might be her last chance.

First, she didn't believe any nonsense about witchcraft dolls at all. It makes sense, isn't Elizabeth very bold in the original book?He always talked to Mr. Darcy with excuses, and the words he said were very provocative, which successfully seduced the male god.

Lydia wanted to expose Elizabeth's tricks, but suffered from no evidence.Jane and Charlotte managed to get back to normal and re-entered the social circle, so it was impossible to help Lydia endanger their own reputation.Lydia thought about it, and the only breakthrough turned out to be that she wanted to get rid of the relationship, but Wickham appeared at the scene of Charlotte's injury, which made Lydia hesitate like never before.

The second thing Lydia planned was to let public opinion force Darcy to be with her. It was written like this in the book. After being caught disheveled, the hero can only be responsible to the heroine.

Lydia is a practical man who does what she says, and she didn't even plan to dance a dance at the ball where Dr. Brown announced her engagement.From the beginning, she was concerned only with her plans.She found a maid, bribed her a few pennies, and asked her to send herself a short note to Mr. Darcy, making an appointment to meet at a certain time and place to discuss important matters, signed by Elizabeth.

And she told the maid to say Miss Bennet when delivering the letter, or Miss Lydia, Mr. Darcy would never read it, and he would never read anything written to him by any woman except Elizabeth. thing.

Lydia had made up her mind that she would not go to Wickham unless she had to, unless Darcy ignored her.

She completely forgot Annie's words. The other party's warning was not false. Annie kept watching her every move. Annie intercepted the note in the maid's hand as soon as she went up to the second floor. She glanced at the content, and then Use a letter opener to cut off the addressee's name, Mr. Darcy, to make the letter look ambiguous, and then hand the maid a silver spoon directly: "Now you send the letter to Mr. Wickham."