Downton Abbey for your happiness

The wedding servants of Anna and Bates sent their blessings, as did the earl's family, and the earl found them a house in the neighbourhood, and gave them a holiday.Anna's dress at the wedding caught everyone's eyes, and they praised it after learning that it was a gift from Mr. Spencer.John also drove back from London ahead of time. He borrowed his aunt's driver and watched Thomas and Mr. Spencer sit together in a brand new high-end convertible sports car. Mrs. Patmore complained: "Now he has You're so proud." Carson couldn't see it, and complained to Mrs. Hughes that Thomas was a villain, and if he had some manners, he wouldn't sit in the back seat with his master.Mrs. Hughes didn't take it seriously, and advised Carson that maybe Mr. Spencer inherited the American freedom and unrestraint?

Anna's wedding went well. After the wedding, in early May, John and Thomas returned to London. It is worth mentioning that they did not drive there, but took the train.Thomas resolutely resisted John driving himself, but John didn't want to quit Fellows, at least he didn't make any mistakes, and it was really hard to find such a "no distraction" person, so the two had a compromise, and John heard that Earl After finding Branson as a driver, he wrote a letter requesting that Fellowes and Branson learn to drive, and the Earl agreed.Fellows heard from his master that he would promote himself as a driver and hand him the new car. Let Mr. Spencer fire him if there is a loss.Everyone knows that Mr. Spencer is almost obedient to Thomas, so Fellowes learned to drive with Branson seriously and carefully.

John actually liked taking the train with Thomas, because it always reminded him of the first time they took the train to London.He asked Thomas if he was frightened at that time. Thomas said that he was indeed frightened, but it was more uncomfortable. Because he likes men, whether he can find the same kind depends on observation. At that time, John was very ambiguous. Not sure if he meant that.If it weren't for the train, John could hardly resist kissing Thomas, and finally he said: "It's a good thing we are in love."

The pair stayed in London until May 5 and missed the Flower Show in Downton.At the flower show, Charlotte liked old Mosley's new variety of red roses very much. She said frankly to Matthew that if she were the judge, she would definitely give the award to Mr. Mosley. Her cousin always said that the spirit of innovation should be encouraged.Unfortunately, this was heard by Mrs. Grantham. She said unconvinced: "I think tradition and innovation are equally wonderful, and they are evenly matched."

Matthew's mother started the daily routine again: "Of course, but I think there is always something more exciting."

Charlotte couldn't help giggling twice, seeing everyone looking at her, she shyly dragged Matthew to another place.After a while Mary caught up and dragged Matthew away from Charlotte's grasp with excuses. When Matthew looked back apologetically, he saw Charlotte winking at him mischievously and sticking out her tongue. He was helpless. He was happily dragged away by Mary again.

The final prize of the flower show, the old lady, was still awarded to the old Mosley, and everyone was happy.Charlotte really liked those bright red roses, so she pestered Matthew to help her get a few and put them on the brim of her hat. In contrast, her skin was as moist as pearls under the sun.Mary looked very upset and turned away. Matthew was one head and two big, but Charlotte still smiled and let him go after him.

Happy days always go by so fast, and soon John returned to Autobot Town from London, everyone in the manor stared at him like a saint, even going to Downton Abbey could not avoid being pestered to ask everything about the king, Daisy was even more terrifying. As long as Mrs. Patmore ignored her, she would pester John to ask questions, and he would just hide in the earl's study.But the conversation with the earl still revolved around this issue. John told the earl that he and the king did not actually talk too much, because he had sold a large amount of arms to Turkey before, which made the British government very puzzled. John did not mention the arms deal reached by the two parties. Because he has his own plans.The earl also asked the same question as the king, because Britain has always controlled the balance of Europe, and it naturally does not want to see a stronger Ottoman Turkish Empire.John smiled and said that the strength of a country depends on whether the people support their rulers and whether they can unite as one, rather than weapons. Taking Turkey's current corrupt and luxurious royal family, buying so many weapons is just drinking poison to quench thirst, or speeding up its growth. Split.The Earl was surprised by Mr. Spencer's insight, and John thought that you have also seen the rise of German unity before World War II, and that is the real horror.But World War I is just around the corner, so let's arrange everything before the war before worrying about World War II.

John had already made a plan. He originally told Thomas that he would go to the United States to open a film company. There is a deeper reason behind it, which is to take him to the United States to avoid the European battlefield.But he couldn't just leave like this. After all, many of his relatives were still in France, and that was the real meat grinder of World War I.So this time when he met the king, he went on to insinuate what strategy he would adopt if he were the commander of the German army and from which directions to attack France.Although I don't know how much the King of England listened to, he at least disclosed the information known to future generations in advance. Even if the king doesn't believe it now, he will always warn after the fight.

He doesn't know how other arms dealers will sell them, but his new weapons will only be sold to the Allied Powers. Although he will lose a lot of war money, who will let him have relatives to protect.He also wrote a letter to the Duke of Nemours and his second cousin in France before going to the United States, asking them to transfer their property as soon as possible and make preparations.Fortunately, the second cousin listened to John's suggestion and did not invest all the funds in France to open factories. Instead, he has factories in many countries, and France is the headquarters.The Duke of Nemours was able to stand firm in the tide of the French revolution, and he still had a keen political and economic vision. He believed John's words, and suggested in his reply that Charlotte should not return to France, if possible Just let her stay in Old Manor, John is of course fine, anyway, he is going to the United States, and the manor happens to be unattended, so a little popularity is good.

After everything was arranged, John was about to leave the UK. He knew that it might be 4 years before he came back. At that time, Downton Abbey was different, so before he left, he went to Downton one by one. He bid farewell to those familiar people, and specifically told William and Matthew to put safety first, making the other party baffled.

But anyway, John got on the ship and left.Not long after he left, a brutal war began.