Miss Elizabeth Goldfinger Bennet

Chapter 40

Elizabeth calculated that it was time for Jane to go to London, so her uncle and aunt had already set off for Longbourne.So Elizabeth began to pack her luggage. This is Elizabeth's habit. Before going out, she must pack up her things early.

The Gardners arrived in Longborn on the fourth day. The relatives they had not seen for a long time chatted very happily. Mr. Bennet and Mr. Gardner went to the study together. Elizabeth knew that her father probably had many questions to ask her uncle. Elizabeth actually felt that Mr. Bennet was a little bit jealous!Probably because he only had his own daughter, he as a father didn't know as much as Mr. Gardner as an uncle, which made Mr. Bennet a little awkward.Elizabeth has always been Mr. Bennet's favorite daughter. Now that his daughter has such a big career outside the home and he doesn't know much about it as a father, this makes Mr. Bennet a little sad, but he can't show it when facing the child and his wife.Now Mr. Gardner was just letting him vent.

Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Bennet were chatting in the small living room. Before Andrew was born, Mrs. Bennet didn’t like to talk about children with other people, because although she had five children, they were all daughters. It is natural for Mrs. Bennet to feel a little uncomfortable when other ladies complain and show off how naughty their boys are.But when Andrew was born, and as he grew up, so good that Mrs. Bennet told anyone she met to talk to him about his goodness.

Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Bennet chatted about their children.As a mother, her children are always the best. Hearing others boast about her children is several times happier than hearing others praise herself.So Miss and Master Bennet saw their mother and aunt bragging about each other's children desperately.It sounds like they are a little embarrassed.Elizabeth looked at the two who were talking vigorously with a smile, and secretly greeted the others. The other juniors in the Bennett family immediately understood what their sister meant, and they left space for Gad, who seemed to be unable to stop for a while. Mrs. Kner and Mrs. Bennett.Move to other rooms together.

"Sister Lizzie, is it okay to leave mom and aunt there? It's not very polite to come out secretly like this." Andrew has been raised by Elizabeth. Because of Catherine and Lydia before, Elizabeth was afraid that Andrew would be like them, so she treated him politely. The requirements are always very strict.Seems like overkill now?

"My dear, of course there is nothing wrong with observing etiquette, but you can't stick to the old rules. Mom and aunt are our relatives. You don't need to be meticulous in front of them. I teach you those etiquettes in the hope that you will not be rude in some public places. If you are at home If you are so polite, you will be rigid, although this is not a big problem, but Andrew, you must know that this will make you not very popular with girls, and you must know that our family is mostly women." Elizabeth teased Andrew.

The Gardners only stayed in Longbourne for two days, and they took Elizabeth for a trip early in the morning on the third day.These traveling companions were indeed very suitable. The so-called suitable means that they are all in good health and gentle temperament, and can bear the inconvenience encountered on the road. Elizabeth is extremely comfortable with this trip.Although the Gardners are elders, they don't have the airs of elders like others. Elizabeth is also very familiar with them.

Although the current big cities in the UK are worrying because of the industrial development environment, the scenery in the countryside is still interesting.People work at sunrise and rest at sunset, and the pace of life is not as tense as in big cities.Elizabeth and the others visited some places of interest, such as Oxford, Blenn, Warwick, Kenilworth, Birmingham and so on.

Elizabeth did not remember until Derbyshire that Mr. Darcy had invited her to visit Pemberley before she went to London.After asking her uncle and aunt, Elizabeth was relieved to know that Peng Boli was already in their journey plan.Elizabeth knows that she has a special feeling for Mr. Darcy, but it’s nothing. She will be happy to look at a handsome guy in modern times. Although Elizabeth’s love affair in the previous life failed, she will not let her have feelings for him. Never trust again.She has known Mr. Darcy for a long time, and she is very clear about his character.This is also the reason why she let her favor deepen.

Elizabeth and Gardiner's trip soon came to Derbyshire.

They went straight ahead in the car.When the woods of Pemberley appeared in front of her eyes, Elizabeth, who had always felt indifferent, became flustered for some reason; when she entered the manor, she became even more flustered.

The garden is very large, and there are high hills and low-lying areas inside, and the atmosphere is myriad.They picked the lowest place and walked into the garden, and walked for a long time in a car in a deep, vast and beautiful forest.

The Gardners were full of emotions and had no intention of speaking, but they were full of admiration for the beauty of every place and every corner.They walked slowly uphill for about half a mile, until at last they came to a fairly high hill, where the woods ended, and the Pemberley Building came into view.The house was on the other side of the valley, and there was a rather steep road winding into the valley.This is a large and beautiful stone building, standing on a high ridge, behind the house is a series of high hills with dense forests; Artificial traces.The embellishment on both sides of the strait is neither rigid nor artificial.Elizabeth really likes the scenery here.Everyone enthusiastically praised her, and Elizabeth suddenly couldn't help feeling: It's not bad to be a housewife in Pemberley.They went down the hill, crossed the bridge, and drove up to the gate of the mansion, admiring the surrounding scenery. At this time, Elizabeth couldn't help wondering again whether the master was not at home.They asked to come in and have a look, and they were immediately let into the living room, where everyone was waiting for the housekeeper's grandmother.

Elizabeth doesn't have any feelings for the Peng Boli Building. There is no way for Elizabeth to face these high-rise buildings. In fact, she prefers the natural scenery outside the building.Of course Elizabeth would not say it so rudely.

The housekeeper grandma came, she was a dignified old lady, far less handsome than they imagined, but she was more polite and thoughtful than she imagined.They followed her into the dining room.It was a large, spacious and comfortable room, well furnished.Elizabeth looked at it for a while, then went to the window to enjoy the scenery.She looked at the hill she had come down just now, and saw that it was densely covered with jungle, and it looked steeper from a distance. It was a beautiful place.Everywhere is neatly tidied up.Looking around, she saw a curved river, banks between trees, and winding valleys, which made her feel refreshed.They went to another room to look at it, and every time they changed rooms, the view would always be different, but no matter which window you went to, there was something beautiful to eat.Each room is tall and beautiful, and the furniture and furnishings are quite commensurate with the identity of the owner. It is neither vulgar nor overly extravagant. Compared with the nouveau riche Rosings, Elizabeth likes this place more. Elizabeth admires the owner when she sees it. interest.

Elizabeth has a better understanding of Mr. Darcy, the owner here.Decorating the home so warmly allows Elizabeth to see the softness of Mr. Darcy's heart.

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