[Pride and Prejudice] My husband loves me again

When Darcy ran all the way to the door of Bennet's house, Jane was making dried flowers in the sun.

Mr. Bennet did not say in advance that there would be a gentleman visiting at home today, and Jane knew that Darcy came uninvited.

As a sister who knows all the secrets of her younger sister, she suddenly realized something, bowed far away to Mr. Darcy, and ran quickly into the house.

Yes, she tipped off to Elizabeth.

Darcy was taken aback. Although there were rumors in the country that Miss Jane Bennet was haunted by a gypsy witch doll, he always thought it was Elizabeth's trick to protect the reputation of her dear sister, but now he Seeing that Jane was obviously going to inform her sister, she couldn't help but wonder whether the gypsy's spell was authentic.In his perception of Jane, she should take the initiative to say hello to him and strike up a conversation.

But when she saw herself from a distance, she obviously had no evil intentions.

Darcy began to face up to Elizabeth's opinion, not only he himself but even Bingley seemed to need to get to know Miss Jane Bennet again.There is also Miss Charlotte Lucas, Darcy had a prejudice against her at first, if not for her poor means, Darcy believed that she had a whole bunch of crooked ways to use on him, but since she woke up from an accidental injury, It's like a different person.Darcy originally promised Elizabeth to pay a formal visit to this lady after Charlotte recovered from her injury, but Darcy didn't need to go to see her to know that this Miss Lucas was very different, not to mention that she was as fast as Brown. The doctor was engaged, and Darcy had doubted Dr. Brown's integrity before. However, as time went by, all the signs proved that Dr. Brown was a particularly shrewd person, and Charlotte would not be too stupid to get along with him.

This is quite different from the clumsy Charlotte before.

Not to mention that regarding Annie's matter, her ability to perceive words and emotions is no less than her fiancé.

Darcy begins to attach more and more importance to the couple.

With such a daze of his mind, Jane had already run home.

She didn't tell anyone, and went all the way to the second floor. Elizabeth was playing the piano in the living room on the second floor.Although Colonel Fitzwilliam was injured, fortunately he was not seriously injured, and Aunt Catherine also acquiesced in Anne's love. Charlotte will soon go to London to marry her husband. Dee and Annie were crossed out from the list of hated time travelers), only five out of ten people appeared, only half of them.

Where are the rest?

Elizabeth didn't dare to say that these traversers had no influence on her at all. Didn't Darcy propose to her yet?

Among them is the result of their persistent efforts.

Jane's arrival interrupted the piece she was playing, and she looked at Jane panting and asked strangely: "What are you doing in such a hurry, Jane?"

Jane took a deep breath, patted her chest, and said quickly: "Liz, Mr. Darcy is here!"

Dad never said that there would be a gentleman visiting at home today. Elizabeth and Jane obviously wanted to go together. Knowing that Jane had discovered the clue, Elizabeth blushed.Last time, until she told Jane about rejecting Darcy's marriage proposal, Jane didn't even know about it!

Her mind seemed more delicate and sharp than ever.

Elizabeth didn't know if it was because she was hurt by the time-traveling woman, and she felt more and more distressed for Jane.

"Oh, Mr. Darcy is here," Elizabeth tried to keep calm: "He probably came to find Dad, for Mr. Wickham's matter, Dad is a well-known squire here, maybe he can help inquire about the news!"

Jane laughed: "Don't play dumb, Elizabeth, don't pretend to be stupid to whomever you are, and don't play dumb to me." She stretched out her hand to pull Elizabeth: "Even if you don't change into beautiful clothes, you have to comb your hair first."

When Darcy entered, he immediately noticed that Elizabeth's hair was tied up very beautifully.

She wore a rose-purple headband, and the hair at the sideburns was divided into two strands and coiled on her head, unlike the gorgeous curly hair done by girls in London who took a long time to perm with iron pins, the sporadic hair that was not coiled looked special Simple and lovely, coupled with her flushed cheeks are like wild roses in bud in the ground, they only need to be lightly stroked with my own hands, and they will bloom in an instant.

Darcy got nervous and couldn't help standing on tiptoe gently.

Elizabeth didn't miss this little gesture, she was so familiar with it, she saluted with Darcy's tiptoe: "Good day, Mr. Darcy."

Darcy freed his hand to take off his hat and galloped all the way. The brim of his hat was already wet with sweat, and the curly hair on his forehead was sticking to his face, which made him a little embarrassed. He casually put the hat under his armpit Down.

"Are you here to see my father?" Elizabeth noticed his uneasiness: "He is busy in the study, I can ask the maid to prepare some tea for you first."

"Don't bother Mr. Bennet," Darcy quickly declined, and then looked at Elizabeth's face and her particularly beautifully combed hair. Thinking of Miss Jane Bennet's previous reaction, she felt that it was Elizabeth for herself Dressed up specially, which strengthened his confidence to propose: "I want to invite you to walk with me alone."

Mrs. Bennet and her four other daughters pricked up their ears behind the door.

Although she doesn't like Darcy very much, she doesn't dislike having a rich son-in-law who earns ten thousand pounds a year.

If Elizabeth dared to refuse Mr. Darcy's proposal to walk alone, she would stuff Elizabeth back into her stomach and give birth to her again, so that her "smart" head, which was praised by Mr. Bennet, would be completely new.

What made her feel that her daughter had inherited her "wisdom" was that Elizabeth actually agreed!

This is not the time to find out when Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy saw each other. Mrs. Bennet smiled and introduced them to a good place: "Let's go to the garden behind the house, where the wild chrysanthemums are blooming beautifully." Beautiful."

I have never seen such an eager mother-in-law.

If Mr. Darcy's feelings for Elizabeth have been infiltrated with even a half-point of interest considerations, such an inverse behavior is enough to make Elizabeth lose the best foothold in her future marriage.

"The maid just watered that field in the morning, and I don't want to step on the mud." Elizabeth hastened to take the respect for herself, and then suggested: "Mr. Darcy, if you don't mind, we can go along the riverside." Come on, there are a lot of wild flowers blooming there, although they are not famous, but it is worth seeing. And you will often meet acquaintances along the way, you can say hello to them, since the last big Netherfield ball, many No one has ever seen you again. From what my father said, they praised your generosity and generosity."

With such a remark, I took myself out of Mrs. Bennet's "jumping off the building to clear the inventory", and even gave Darcy a hand. No matter how you look at it, it is appropriate. Darcy believes that it will only take a month or two, and Elizabeth will be familiar with it. In Pemberley Manor, no matter whether it is the family affairs of the manor or foreign banquets, there is nothing that Elizabeth cannot handle.

Although it can be said that Mr. Darcy is blind because of love and thinks that Elizabeth is full of advantages, his blindness is not groundless. Mrs. Darcy, who comes from five years later, said that she has indeed done this job quite well.

What they didn't know was that when they went out, the servant sent a letter from London into Mr. Bennet's study.

Darcy counted the willow trees by the river, and told himself that as soon as he got to the next one, he would open his mouth and pour out his heart.

However, he and Elizabeth walked through one tree after another, and Darcy still couldn't prepare the kind of touching opening words that he saw in the book. Even if it was a confession, he wanted to give Elizabeth the best, so good that his sweetheart would never forget it for a lifetime .

He was so engrossed in his thoughts that he took a long step without realizing it, leaving the young lady behind.

If it weren't for his innocent heart to be kind to the one he loves the most and love the house and the world, Lydia's evaluation of him before traveling through Lydia was really correct.The heroine can endure the shortcomings of the hero for love, and wholeheartedly tolerate and persuade, but it is difficult to do this for money, power or even strategy.

Elizabeth was encouraged, and naturally walked two steps faster, and after being side by side with Darcy, she took his arm.

It seemed to be a continuation of the morning when he knew about the duel last time. Darcy clamped Elizabeth's elbow, and first touched Elizabeth's with his fingers tentatively. Got it.

Passers-by who passed by greeted them kindly, because the small movements of both parties were concealed under Darcy's palms, and Elizabeth didn't know if the neighbors saw the clues.

"I'm late, Miss Elizabeth," said Darcy, apologetically, "but I don't think I've missed my appointment yet."

"Of course, Mr. Darcy, you are far from missing the appointment," Elizabeth said with a slight smile: "I still remember when I was 11 years old, Aunt Philip promised to bring me a dress from London, and now I am 21 years old. If you haven’t seen this dress before, it’s called a missed appointment.”

Darcy laughed lowly: "I can't thank you enough for you to think so."

"That's very kind of you," Elizabeth said in an official tone with him.

I didn't expect Darcy to be very direct: "I don't know if I have this honor today, which can make me grateful to you to the end?"

"This is so frightening," Elizabeth enjoyed this kind of flirtatious tone: "What can I do to help you so much?"

Darcy said sternly: "Believe me, Miss Elizabeth, this is just a trivial matter for you, but it is very important for me."

Elizabeth was puzzled.

"Could you please hold the hat for me?" Darcy handed Elizabeth the hat that had been tightly held under his arm. "It's too hot, and I don't want to put it back on, so I have to cover my forehead." Dr. Brown doesn't have a particularly effective remedy for prickly heat. You'll have to hold me steady, I like this hat very much."

Along with the hat, something fell out of it and landed in Elizabeth's palm.

Elizabeth was too familiar with its texture, it was so small, yet so heavy and brilliant.

"This is Pemberley's key, but I think the gate key is too heavy, and you can't keep walking lightly with it," Darcy asked nervously, "so I had a gold key forged as it is. Miss Elizabeth, would you be kind enough to keep it safe for me, so that where you are, Pemberley will be, and I shall never lose my way home by carelessly throwing keys about."