[Pride and Prejudice] Crossing into Elizabeth

During dinner, Mr. Darcy didn't talk to Elizabeth, but he kept paying attention to Elizabeth's situation. Elizabeth didn't eat much at night, and went back to her room after dinner. Mr. Darcy naturally noticed in the eyes.

Mr. Darcy thought it a good thing that Elizabeth's absence was in his presence, so that he could take care of his feelings.When Elizabeth was in front of him, Mr. Darcy always felt that he was attracted by her involuntarily. He just wanted to get closer to her, and it was impossible to think quietly like now.

Mr. Darcy is very clear about his views on the marriage of his good friend Bingley. He thinks that Bingley's marriage is quite frivolous. Mrs. Bingley's family status is not high, and there are such lowly relatives. He already felt that Bingley was being emotional, but he never thought that Mrs. Bingley's little sister would be so uneducated. After getting to know Bingley's sister-in-law, Mr. Darcy was shocked by Bingley's choice of the other half. Marriage matters are so hasty.

Mr. Darcy knew that he would never do this if he was a Bentley.

But Miss Elizabeth was such a lovely lady that Mr. Darcy found it strange that Miss Elizabeth and Miss Lydia should be brought up in the same family.

Thinking of this, Mr. Darcy felt very conflicted.

Darcy was thinking about his own mind, and at first he didn't notice what other people were saying, until a voice overshadowed all other voices and sounded very loudly in the living room. Mr. Darcy frowned, and he Recognizing that it was the voice of the youngest Miss Bennet, Mr. Darcy heard her say loudly to Mrs. Bingley: "My God, dear Jane, do you see that? What is Sophia wearing today?" She wears a big red dress, her waist is so thick, and it's almost unbearable to wear that red dress, I think Sophia is ugly today, God, I don't know mom Why did Sophia come with us, she couldn't mend even one dress, it was my light blue dress, it had a seam before, you don't know how rough Sophia sewed me, oops, I Show it to you some other day and you’ll know, but I dare say that even the skirt she sewed is not as ugly as she looks today! I always thought she was ugly, but I’ve never seen her look more ugly than her. It looks ugly today."

Lydia's voice was loud enough to be heard by most of the room, and Jane looked anxiously at her husband. She didn't care much about what other people thought, but she was afraid that Bingley would be unhappy.

Mr. Bingley did not notice his wife, and looked at Mr. Darcy in a panic.

Mr. Darcy saw Bingley's gaze, and he felt that his friend's appearance was pitiful. Mr. Darcy knew that the best way to take care of his friend's emotions at this time was not to pay attention to him or that Miss Bennet, Mr. Darcy walked to the coffee table, where cheese and red wine were placed, and Mr. Darcy took a sip of a glass of red wine.

Miss Bingley came over, and she picked up a glass of red wine like Mr. Darcy. The combination of a handsome man and a beautiful woman seemed to be very harmonious. Miss Bingley would never find a way to talk to Mr. Darcy, she Just now I noticed Mr. Darcy's sullen look, and Mrs. Catherine didn't come out to eat with everyone today. All this happened after Mr. Darcy and Mrs. Catherine came back from outside. Miss Bingley came up with such an association. It was a new idea, and Miss Bingley felt more and more convinced that Mr. Darcy must have been in conflict with Lady Catherine, that they were both angry, and perhaps quarreled.

Miss Bingley felt very happy. In order to arouse Mr. Darcy's dislike for Catherine and her daughter, Miss Bingley said deliberately: "Mr. Darcy, when you went out today, Louisa and I helped Mrs. Reynolds decorate the Christmas tree. We hung up our silver filigree Santas and other pretty decorations, and Luisa and I talked about putting some candies and chocolates in pretty boxes and then Hanging on the Christmas tree, Louisa and I thought it would be fun to decorate the Christmas tree, and it would be nice if you and Miss Darcy were there. But you must have a good time with your aunts and cousins, right?"

Mr. Darcy glanced at Miss Bingley indifferently. He intentionally avoided Miss Bingley's question and said, "I'm glad you are enjoying your stay here."

As he spoke, he put the red wine on the table.

Then he bowed to Miss Bingley and left without saying anything.

Miss Bingley bit her lip, looking a little unwillingly at the direction Mr. Darcy left.

I don't know when Mrs. Hurst came over. She whispered to Miss Bingley, "Mr. Darcy is not easy to chase, is it, sister?"

Miss Bingley snorted, still looking where Mr Darcy had left, not at Mrs Hurst.

Mrs. Hurst was a little bored, and was about to leave when she heard Miss Bingley say with determination: "I'll catch this man, just wait and see."

Mrs. Hurst smiled a little boringly. She and Caroline have always had a good relationship. Besides, there are only two girls in the family, and it seems that they are closer to each other. Mrs. Hearst is not displeased. My sister got what she wanted, but she didn't marry well. Mr. Hurst has a gentleman's shell, and he really doesn't have much money in his pocket. For this reason, Mrs. Hearst thought that her sister might marry better than her. If there are too many, it will never feel good in my heart.

Mrs. Hurst thought that it would be great if she married a rich man, so she must also hope that her sister can marry well.

Now she doesn't mean that Caroline is not well married, but no matter whether her sister is good or not, she always has that feeling in her heart.

Mrs. Hurst looked around the room and saw Mr. Hurst on the other side of the room. He was eating and drinking with red wine in one hand and a plate of cheese in the other.

She rolled her eyes in her heart. This husband played cards and ate all day long. In order to save face, he rented such a big house in the city and needed so many male servants. In fact, he couldn't even afford to support a horse.

Mrs. Hurst looked down on this husband very much in her heart. Seeing him eating and drinking, and thinking of his usual virtues, she felt very disgusted in her heart. She only took one look at him and immediately turned her eyes away. .Caroline was in a bad mood again, and Mrs. Hurst didn't want to show her cold face, so she walked aside boringly.

In the end, he simply paced around the room slowly, as if he were digesting food.

Mrs. Hurst walked up and down the room, but later she felt bored. Seeing Miss Darcy sitting quietly by herself, she walked over and said to Miss Darcy as if chatting: "Oh, Georgia Na, how did you go out this time? What did you buy?"

Miss Darcy was a good baby, and she always had something to say, so she told Mrs. Hurst everything about their going out to make clothes.

After hearing this, Mrs. Hurst seemed a little curious, and asked again: "Georgiana, what style did you order? What color?"

Miss Darcy had also told Mrs. Hurst.

Mrs. Hurst repeated in surprise, "You said you chose yellow fabric?"

Miss Darcy did not understand why Mrs. Hurst was so surprised, and she nodded shyly as if she had done something wrong.

Mrs. Hurst smiled thoughtfully, and when she told Miss Darcy that the color would suit a girl her age, she had other ideas in mind.She thought to herself that Miss Anne's complexion was so yellow, wouldn't it make her complexion look even yellower if she wore a yellow dress.

This might be Caroline's chance.

Mrs. Hurst thought so, and went to Miss Bingley.

Miss Bingley was still sitting on one side, when Mrs. Hurst gave her a wink, and Miss Bingley came out with her sister.

Mrs. Hurst quickly told Miss Bingley about Miss Darcy. After hearing this, Miss Bingley knew that this must be a trick played by Mrs. Catherine for her daughter. She was so angry that she instantly pulled her face .

She didn't think much about anything else.

Mrs. Hurst pointed to her and said: "Georgiana will wear the same dress as Miss Anne at Christmas, it is a certainty, but you have to use your brain and think about it, Anne is sick Yes, her face is so yellow, can she look good in yellow?"

Miss Bingley understood as soon as Mrs. Hurst said it. She seemed to have just learned a big secret. She was afraid that others would hear, so she looked around nervously. Fortunately, there was no one else in the corridor except the two sisters. Miss Bingley's voice was trembling with excitement, and she said to Mrs Hurst: "Yes, Anne must look ugly in yellow, otherwise I will wear a yellow dress at Christmas, and I will pretend that I don't know." This matter, just happen to wear clothes of this color?"

Maybe let Mr. Darcy see who is the real beauty, that Anne is not worthy to stand in front of him at all.

The more Miss Bingley thought about it, the happier she felt. She felt that her idea was great. Miss Bingley seemed a little excited, waiting for Mrs. Hurst to say something. Who knew that Mrs. Hurst stretched out her index finger, pretending to be mysterious The ground shook before her eyes, Miss Bingley didn't understand, did Louisa think her idea was bad?

Mrs. Hurst tapped her sister's forehead with her index finger, and then slowly said: "You are still too tender, do you think everyone is stupid? You deliberately wear the same color, thinking that no one will know you What do you think?"

Miss Bingley lost her mind after being told like this, and she asked anxiously: "Then what should I do, Louisa?"

Mrs. Hurst said in an old spirit: "Just pretend you don't know anything. Dress up beautifully on Christmas Day, just don't wear yellow clothes, don't make it seem like you are deliberately comparing yourself to others, Da Mr. Xi has eyes to see, but doesn’t he know who is a natural beauty?”