[Pride and Prejudice] My husband loves me again

Annie didn't ask anything, but her heart was open.

Darcy walked out just after dawn, with an expression of "I'm going to propose, I don't know how to make it a success, hurry up, wait online" was written on his forehead; when he came back now, he rushed into the room to write Xin, needless to say that the marriage proposal must not go well, Annie almost thought it was a repeat of the original plot.In the original book, after Elizabeth ruthlessly rejected Darcy's first marriage proposal, and said harshly, "I won't marry you if all the men die", didn't Mr. Darcy write a letter to explain it as soon as he came back?

Even if he was embarrassed by the heroine, he still went to deliver the letter the next day, and when the follow-up opportunity came, he immediately proposed again.

It can be seen that Darcy is a good young man from beginning to end.

However, Annie guessed that this time, because of the interference of several time-traveling women, not to mention the twists and turns between the official spouses, it catalyzed the development of Elizabeth and Darcy's relationship. From her "professional" perspective, Elizabeth refused Darcy's marriage proposal. The chances are slim, unless Darcy commits suicide and degrades the woman's family into the mud, but she doesn't think Darcy will make such a mistake now.

So the crux of the problem lies in Elizabeth, and Anne doesn't have the guts to meddle in Darcy's business in front of him.

Fortunately, Elizabeth's letter came soon after.

In her letter, she said that Mrs. Bennet was in poor health, and she hoped that Anne would help Dr. Brown to prepare a sedative potion. Anne only thought that Mrs. Bennet was so surprised (scared?) that she couldn't help herself when she found out that Mr. Darcy was going to propose to Elizabeth.However, Darcy's appearance is not going well. Presumably, the matter of the marriage proposal cannot be circulated for the time being, and Elizabeth will ask herself to ask Dr. Brown for help instead of directly saying that Mrs. Bennet needs a doctor.

It's just why she asked herself in the letter if she knew someone named Grenouille.

Anne happened to know one, she was in the top social circle of the duchess, mother and daughter, but the duchess never bothered to say a word to this Grenouille, and even Anne didn't know much about the secret.

This person's identity was sensitive and weird, and she made up her mind to meet with Elizabeth and talk about it in detail, so as to find out the tone of the person concerned about why Darcy's marriage proposal failed.

She made a "tick-tick" small calculation, and vowed to be in the best VIP seat, and watch the characters in the original work up close to where the plot will go.

Annie forgot that she was already deeply involved.

"I've been looking at you for a while, Anne," Colonel Fitzwilliam came up behind her at some point, and suddenly interrupted Anne's wild thoughts: "You are sometimes happy and sometimes distressed, making people wonder what you are thinking. matter."

Annie turned around in a "huo" and found that the person who came was the colonel. She was relieved at once, but she became worried again in a blink of an eye.

Colonel Fitzwilliam was first among those she was not sure of fooling, followed by the Duchess and Darcy.

"I just read Miss Elizabeth's letter, and she asked me to do you a favor." Anne was going to tell the truth, but not the whole truth: "It's the calming potion for Mrs. Bennet, and I plan to deliver it myself tomorrow. .”

Colonel Fitzwilliam raised his eyebrows: "It's worth your prudence to raise your hand. You really regard Miss Elizabeth as a close friend." He made a fool of himself: "That dozen of sedative potion is not enough to make you go there yourself, do you want to Ask Miss Elizabeth why she rejected Cousin Darcy?"

It turned out that all the residents of Netherfield Gardens noticed it, but no one dared to tease Mr. Darcy, the parents who were clearly in a bad mood, and even Caroline saw it, but she didn't know that Darcy was going out to propose marriage. of.

Annie said in disbelief, "You saw it too?"

Even the blind could see Darcy's livid face. Colonel Fitzwilliam teased: "Others say Cousin Darcy is arrogant, but I don't think so. He is only gentle when he treats us or Miss Elizabeth. At most other times, he just ignores people. To be able to make him angry like this, it seems that not only the marriage proposal failed, but also made him feel ashamed. "

Anne felt that what Colonel Fitzwilliam said was too reasonable: "Isn't it? Look at Cousin Darcy's furious look. I can recall that expression for a year."

"What are you doing reminiscing about Cousin Darcy?" Colonel Fitzwilliam pretended to be unhappy, "I thought you should at least find time to think about me every day."

Annie's face turned red all of a sudden, but she accepted the move forcefully: "Why take the time to think about you, Fitzwilliam, it's only natural to think about you."

She has made progress, from the blushing at a loss at the beginning to the current tricks, what remains unchanged is the moving blush on Annie's face because of love.Colonel Fitzwilliam seemed to see Anne growing up like a small sapling. Although she shyly curled up the branches, as long as the wind passed by, the leaves would say "rustling".

Suddenly an impulse overflowed Colonel Fitzwilliam's breast.

Even he himself was surprised that he would be so bold.

"How dare you let go of your deep friendship?" He looked deeply at Annie, and led her to hide behind the velvet curtains. The curtains were thick and could effectively block the sunlight. They dragged them silently to the ground. Many people were going to take a nap, and Colonel Fitzwilliam was not afraid that anyone passing by would spot them.He leaned against the wall with his arms around Annie, and the sky was blocked by royal blue curtains behind him. Before Annie even had time to instinctively scream, her breath was taken away.

Unless Anne herself is willing to speak out about this matter, it is so intimate and intimate that it is unspeakable.

"Annie, why is your mouth a little swollen?" Elizabeth waited for Annie early the next morning. Annie's mouth was abnormally red and slightly swollen.

Annie wiped her mouth subconsciously, and began to make excuses desperately in embarrassment: "It's probably because I got burned during breakfast. I'm in a hurry to come out to find you."

When she said this, Elizabeth felt that she owed Anne a lot of love, so she stopped asking.

A group of people waited in the living room until Jane came down from the second floor lightly and announced that Mrs. Bennet had finally fallen asleep, and all the girls were relieved.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Elizabeth and Anne came out alone.

"Is there anything wrong with that Grenouille?" Elizabeth asked directly, she was so curious: "It's so wrong that you insist on telling me face to face."

Anne finally confirmed with Elizabeth: "The Grenouille you mentioned is a man or a woman."

"Woman, and she's not young anymore," Anne is not an outsider, and she has always been willing to help Elizabeth and Darcy. In contrast, Elizabeth felt a little guilty because she didn't tell the truth to Anne. If it weren't for the close relationship between the two, she could even be said to be using Anne's blind spot about herself to seek benefits. Elizabeth fought with others during the day, and finally chose to leave Mr. Bennet out of control for some reason. He told Anne about the escape: "After my father received the letter signed by Grenouille, he couldn't wait for me and Mr. Darcy to tell him about our upcoming engagement. Even my mother couldn't stop him. I ran away on horseback, and now I don’t know where he is?”

Annie gasped in amazement.

Not only a shrew like Mrs. Bennet can't stop Mr. Bennet, but the wise Mr. Bennet is also disappointed with the standard of living and even escapes over the wall.

"Then what should we do?" Elizabeth and Darcy's engagement has twists and turns, but Mary is going to get married soon, and Anne can't come to a conclusion after thinking hard: "Even if this letter is really the Greno I know Yeah, I wrote it, and I can't think of what relationship she has with your father?"

Elizabeth became more and more curious: "Jane has already helped to write a letter and went to London to find Uncle Gardiner for help. I hope there will be good news soon."

The Gardiners are reliable and good people, and Anne also felt that this solution was feasible. She suddenly pulled Elizabeth closer and whispered in her ear: "There are almost no other people with the surname Grenouille in London, but that one is the only one. She is a person, but she is already very famous. She is the Prince Regent's favorite mistress, and everyone calls her Madame Grenouille."

This result was really unexpected, and Elizabeth's mind turned quickly.

She was a native of the day and knew all about what had happened, the regent was very promiscuous with women and had quite a number of mistresses.From Catholics to aristocratic ladies, from actresses to commoners, the more well-known ones include Mrs. Maria Anne Fitzherbert, Countess of Jersey, Marchioness of Hertford, Marchioness of Cunningham, etc., according to According to Elizabeth's memory, this time should have been the time when the Marchioness of Hertford was in full bloom, but who was this Madame Grenouille who suddenly stole all the limelight.

If she was so beloved by the Prince Regent, it didn't make sense that no one had heard of her the previous time.

Elizabeth thought of a possibility and couldn't help feeling a little sick to her stomach.

Annie didn't notice it because she was a time traveler. She may know the big history, but she may not be like the real Elizabeth. She has a deep understanding of all aspects of this era, and she is good at inquiring about the most popular gossip. The talent of a lady.

She came to a bold conclusion that this Mrs. Grenouille might be a time traveler who did not appear in the official history.

And since she is now the mistress of the Prince Regent, is it possible that the target of the strategy is to become the Prince Regent of King George IV in the future?

Then her interests are too unbelievable. George IV is not a king with charisma, and because of alcoholism and beauty, his appearance is also severely damaged.

And if she had achieved her goal of attacking the Regent, why did a letter from her easily make Mr. Bennet lose his composure?

Could it be that she likes her own father, Mr. Bennet?

Elizabeth shivered.