[Pride and Prejudice] A Gentleman's Love

Elizabeth has always been a person who likes to stick to her own ideas.She loves to laugh, but it doesn't mean that she will be dragged away by others. On the contrary, she is somewhat arrogant and not tolerant inside.But despite this, when the man said that sentence, the words that had been swirling on the tip of his tongue for a few times could only be swallowed back, and finally turned into a smile.

"That's a really nice name. Whether it's the color or the name. I didn't think I'd get such a nice comment, after all, I've always been unforgiving."

The man looked at her for a while, then lowered his eyes and pondered again, as if he was evaluating the meaning of this sentence.

Elizabeth's fingers rested lightly on the inside of the palm of the other hand, her heart was beating, but she didn't want to show it on her face.

Mr. Darcy raised his head again, and his eyes fell upon hers.

"If that's what you want."

Elizabeth smiled, but there seemed to be a sigh in her heart.

They are all overly proud people.She never thought that his heart would be so frank, although compared with ordinary people, Mr. Darcy's words were not quite frank.But she knew that according to his proud temperament, this could be said to be a reckless but romantic communication.

She likes him and loves him, but she still can't do anything for him.

She has always known.Marriage is not about two people, but about two families.If she accepted this precious thought, she would have to make concessions and deal with people and things she didn't want to get along with before.

Love will make people impulsive, but marriage will smooth out this impulse and passion, and then the original love will turn into loathing, most of the time it is like this, so she has no confidence that she can do a good job, and she is not confident that she can do nothing. Hesitant to respond to this precious feeling.

"I'll take you home, Miss Elizabeth." The man said calmly, as if she hadn't been the one who turned him down.

"You needn't do that, Mr. Darcy."

"I insist," said Mr. Darcy in a low voice.He returned to the original point, but maintained a more valuable gentleman's spirit, which made Elizabeth feel guilty and moved a lot.

Seeing the other party's expression, Elizabeth no longer insisted.They started walking towards Elizabeth's house, and on the way, the girl smiled slightly, "You make me feel like a bad person, a very, very bad kind."

"That was not my original intention," the man replied.

Elizabeth lowered her eyes and blinked her eyes. She felt her nose was a little sore, but she still tried to smile.

"I know."

I know this sentence, like a warm wind, they are still silent, but this silence does not seem to be cold.

Elizabeth looked at the path, from the trees on either side to the low shrubs, and she spoke.

"Why don't you ask me why?"

Mr. Darcy walked very slowly.He is actually the kind of person who is used to doing things quickly, but occasionally, he will adapt to his own mind and adjust his pace.

"I know."

His voice was not loud, but when it wafted into her ears, it seemed calm and powerful, and, to her astonishment, she stopped in her tracks.

The man didn't look back, but also chose to stop.

Elizabeth looked at the other person's back, her chin lifted slightly, from the man's hair to his straight back, then she pursed the corners of her mouth, her slightly red eyes were as clean and gentle as the sky washed by rain. thorough.

Elizabeth took a step forward, she bit her lip, then stretched out her fingers, tugging at the hem of the man's clothes.She felt the other person's body stiffen suddenly, so she was convinced that, in fact, he didn't care that much.So she smiled, a little sour and a little sweet.

"I'm really sorry, I feel like a fool. No, I'm the biggest fool in the world. I turned down the most precious treasure in the world."

Mr. Darcy did not turn around, but Elizabeth clearly heard the other party's sigh, which was low, almost as inaudible as the wind.

"You have this right, Miss Elizabeth. As much as you have attracted me, I must say, that still charms me."

"You are so tolerant to me, I think I have to admit that the most arrogant person should be me, and never you." Elizabeth let go, she took two steps forward, looking forward, she looked It's not the same as usual, but more peaceful, not like herself.

They stopped talking.In the past, they couldn't avoid arguing or sarcasm each other about various things, but now, they dealt with things that would seem to make others blush, but they handled them very peacefully.

The distance from the lake to Bennett's house was not very long, so Elizabeth arrived home soon.

Elizabeth turned around to look at the other party, her shoulders were almost stiff, and her eyes were not the same as before, always jumping, mischievous, and full of life.But she did her best to look good.

"Good-bye, Miss Elizabeth," said Mr. Darcy, with a salute, all the while maintaining a calm tone of voice.

She had been laughing at him for not being a gentleman, but when he did, she felt that everything before was so precious.But what she also understands is that if you refuse a sincere heart from a proud person, then don't think about what you can get.If she did, then she would be ashamed of herself.So she smiled and said goodbye to him in a ladylike way she never quite did.

"Good-bye, Mr. Darcy."

The man left, Elizabeth withdrew her gaze, they turned their backs to each other, and moved towards their direction.

"Oh, dear Lizzy, where have you been?"

Elizabeth was a little taken aback by the fact that it was Lydia who welcomed her so warmly.

"What happened?" Elizabeth asked her sister with such eyes, and Jane just smiled helplessly.

"Of course something good happened!" Lydia said excitedly.

"Aunt Philip said that my uncle invited Lieutenant Wickham, and they are going to have lunch together. My aunt told us sisters to come over!"

"Oh, that does make you so happy." Elizabeth pinched her sister's cheek and smiled.She is a person who does not want her family to worry, as she told Jane, she loves them all.

Lydia didn't mind Elizabeth's behavior at all, because her whole heart was already immersed in how to talk to that handsome officer later.

"I have to put on my most beautiful clothes." Lydia shouted happily, Catherine was equally excited, and the two sisters hugged each other.

"Hurry up and get ready, girls, I've heard your aunts say, and those wives also said, that young man fascinated everyone not long after he arrived!" Mrs. Bennet said loudly. , her whole face was flushed with excitement.

"Of course! We will! Mother!" cried Lydia, a pretty little face as lively as a summer tree.