Miss Elizabeth Goldfinger Bennet

Chapter 39

Of course, the Nat family is anxious about Miss King's matter, but because she seems to have made some mistakes, Elizabeth has secretly ordered to go down to find Mr. Wickham and Miss King. Given Elizabeth's understanding of people like Mr. Wickham, they probably won't Going to the town of Metz to get married in my heart is more likely to be in London.After all, Mr. Wickham spent his most comfortable college life in London, and according to the information, he has some "hunters" in London who can provide some difficult-to-find accommodation.

Mr. Wickham is obviously going for Miss Jin's dowry, but you must know that although Miss Jin is the heir to the money, her father is fully qualified to manage this considerable property for her before she has any family members.In fact, Mr. Wickham and Ms. Jin can also achieve the purpose of getting money by proposing marriage, and Mr. Wickham originally decided in this way, but a person like him can't control his desire at all.

He borrowed money from different people, most of them borrowed money to make up money, and he had to pay for his own expenses, so he borrowed more and more. Unfortunately, he was discovered, but fortunately, the character of the debt collector Fortunately, this matter has not been publicized, but Mr. Wickham is also very clear that if there is one, there will be two.These people are not unconnected, and soon more people will come to ask for money.And he didn't have time to please Miss Jin's family step by step, so the fastest way was to elope.

Mr. Wickham knew that as long as Miss Jin eloped with him, she would definitely marry him, and he could only marry him, so he used all his means to coax Miss Jin to elope with him.Elizabeth returned to Longbourn just before they eloped. Of course Mr. Wickham knew about it, and he immediately regretted it. In fact, he also took a fancy to Elizabeth at the beginning, but the ladies of the Bennet family did not have much makeup. Secondly, Elizabeth is very indifferent to herself, and sometimes I see her eyes as if there is nothing to hide.This feeling was very bad, so he quickly stayed away from her, and even Mr. Wickham, the youngest lady of the Bennet family, avoided his enthusiasm for him.If he had known such things earlier, Mr. Wickham would not have given up on Elizabeth even if he did not like Elizabeth's eyes.Even Lydia would be played between his fingers.

But Mr. Wickham knew it too late. He had already prepared everything with Miss King. He had no other choice, even if he coveted the ladies of the Bennet family, he could not do anything else.What Mr. Wickham didn't know was that he should be thankful that he hadn't done anything to endanger the Bennet family, otherwise he would have ended very, very badly.

Elizabeth didn't know about Mr. Wickham. She was reading a letter from a friend of the Queen in London. Most of the content was about George's full recovery and the progress of their rehabilitation plan.Victoria had chosen the Duke of Slater's grandson into the palace, and spared no effort to bring Miss Burger with him.Children of this age don't know much about feelings at all. If outsiders talk too much, they will think that they are in deep love. It would be even better if they add the obstruction of the elders, and their relationship will definitely be stronger.That's what Elizabeth and Victoria had in mind.Duke Slater will definitely be tricked miserably!

Soon after Elizabeth received the letter, Jane packed her luggage and prepared to go to London. Originally, Elizabeth wanted to go to London with Jane first, and then Jane stayed to take care of the children, and Elizabeth and the Gardners traveled together.But I don’t know where Mr. Bingley heard that Jane was going to London. He was very positive and told Mr. Bennet that he was willing to send Jane to London safely.Mr. Bingley looked at Mr. Bennet with expectant little eyes, and Mr. Bennet felt a little embarrassed to refuse.In addition, he knew that his wife and uncle hadn't seen each other for a long time, so he wanted to take a look at what they meant by the way, so after asking Jane and she said it didn't matter, Mr. Bennet still agreed to Mr. Bingley's proposal.

Seeing Elizabeth leaving excitedly, she sighed silently in her heart, being cute is indeed a nirvana.Even she could not bear to refuse such Mr. Bingley.Does Jane like this kind of cute pet?

When Jane left, Elizabeth gave her five hundred pounds as pocket money, but Jane refused to accept it at first, and Elizabeth finally let her accept it.Five hundred pounds is really not a lot of money to Elizabeth. Jane is alone with a few children in London this time. If there is money, she will send a letter to ask for it at home.Furthermore, this time Jane and Mr. Bingley's family will get along a lot, and Elizabeth will not know what kind of person Miss Bingley is.What if Jane goes shopping with her and has no money.

Speaking of Miss Bingley, I haven't seen much of it recently. When Elizabeth heard from Jane that Miss Bingley played her temper at home, it also made the servants in Netherfield tremble with fear.Elizabeth also understood Miss Bingley's current mood.People like Miss Bingley are very much like those modern rich girls with princess disease, and Elizabeth was one of them before her father died in her previous life.Such people are extremely self-centered, and the world is not as big as me.Miss Bingley was originally a high-ranking lady in Longbourn, so people envied and envied her, but now her reputation has been damaged due to the family business a while ago. confidence.But first, he discovered that his story had already been spread here, and then it affected Elizabeth's story just a little later, which attracted the attention of the whole Langborn or the whole county.What makes her even more angry is that the Bennett family is not what it used to be, and she can't afford to offend.

Had it not been for Mr. Bingley's soft heart, Miss Bingley's dowry would have been lost.Therefore, at home, Miss Bingley must take into account Mr. Bingley's mood, and must not slander anyone in the Bennet family, because his brother has a deep-rooted affection for the eldest daughter of the Bennet family.This kind of aggrievedness and gap is enough to drive Miss Bingley crazy, so the servants of Netherfield Gardens become a good punching bag.It's just that Miss Bingley may not know that in such a small town, every little thing that happens in every family can't be hidden from others.So Miss Bingley was once again in the gossip headlines without her knowing it, and I don't know if she would be happy to know that she had overshadowed Elizabeth.

In the trough of life, such a person either discovers her own shortcomings and spends her time trying to correct them, just like her previous life, or she becomes more depraved and feels that the whole world has failed her.Miss Bingley was inclined in this direction.But Miss Bingley is going to get married after all, even if Jane really marries Mr. Bingley after she gets married, there won't be much intersection between the two.Elizabeth also believed that Jane would never let Miss Bingley get any advantage.

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