Pride and Prejudice Mr Bennett

After a leisurely breakfast, James thought about today's itinerary. Today is the day to meet and trade with Mr. John's assistant. In fact, James thought it would be better to arrange the meeting place in the town, so that it would be closer to home, but The other party insisted on meeting in Derbyshire, because it would be more convenient for the handover of work. For James, the follow-up work such as the handover of work would be arranged for Smith to do it, but the assistant wanted to be safe and save time. Asked to meet up in Derbyshire.

Well, since it has already been decided, it is not easy to change it, and two years ago, James had already hired a craftsman to remodel his own carriage, and even laid thick and soft quilts inside the carriage. The carriage is no longer as it was at the beginning, shaking so much that people sitting in it are about to fall apart.Therefore, James still doesn't like making carriages, but he doesn't particularly dislike them. What he hopes now is that someone can open a golden finger, make railway trains ahead of time, and put them into use, but it's just thinking about it.I am a time-traveling person, but I was an ordinary person in my previous life, and I can't even figure out the principle of electricity generation, let alone other more complicated things.

It's almost time to start, everything is ready, so I went upstairs to talk to Mrs. Bennet and Jane.

"My dear, Jane and I are waiting for you to come back at home. I will take you out now." Mrs. Bennet knew that James had something to go out today, and now she bid farewell to herself, fearing that James would be the same as before, non-stop Admonishment, even though this time is only for one day, Dana is still worried that James will say over and over again that he really knows how to recite it, so let him go out as soon as possible.

Jane hesitated a little, wanted to say but dared not.

Seeing this, James asked, "My little princess, what's the matter with you? Are you reluctant to part with Dad? Dad will be back tonight, it's time for dinner."

"Well, Dad." Jane looked at James firmly, "Can I go out with Dad? Jane hasn't gone out in a carriage yet, is there a lot of fun outside?" Jane was a little worried.

James was a little surprised, how could Jane want to go out.James crouched down and faced Jane. "Tell Dad, why would Jane want to go out with Dad?"

"That's right, my dear. There are many bad people outside. Children can't go out casually." Mrs. Bennet was also confused. No one told Jane about going out. Although such a small child would pester her parents, the parents I want to follow where I go, but I am at home.

Jane looked at James and Mrs. Bennet carefully, hesitated and said it out. "Jane heard Mrs. Bart and the others chatting and said that there are many people outside, and it is very lively outside." Jane paused, and then continued: "And the stories you told me, Dad, did they all happen outside? , because you often go out, so you know so many stories?"

James didn't know whether to laugh or cry, and he thought that whoever instilled in Jane the matter of going out, so it turned out that he had his own responsibility.Well, I changed it after I knew it. Jane is still too young, so don’t tell too many stories. After all, children’s curiosity is already strong enough. It’s a pity that Jane is only 4 years old, otherwise James would just think about it. Ask a tutor to teach Jane. Jane has too many questions and she really can't handle it.

Mrs. Bennet gave James a sideways look before slowly enlightening Jane.James knew he was wrong, so he pretended not to see it.

"Dear Jane, Mrs. Bart and the others haven't been out, and they've heard it from others. If you want to know anything in the future, remember to ask your parents. Do you know? Don't think casually, and don't take everything you hear seriously."

"I know mom, I will definitely ask my parents first if I don't understand anything in the future." Jane played with her fingers and looked up at James, "Then dad, can I go out with you today, I will definitely be obedient He’s obedient and doesn’t run around, okay Dad, take me out together, Jane wants to see what’s going on outside.” The big eyes blinked, except for very firm things in the past, Dad would definitely agree to himself if he did this .

Well, James admits that he was moved by Jane's pitiful and longing appearance, and Derbyshire is not too far away, so it doesn't matter if you take it with you, at most, you can allocate a little more energy to take care of it, and you can take a few more people out. , specially to take care of Jane, this way there should be no accident, today's matter is also very simple, and it should be done soon.

Well-thought-out James and Simplicity. "Daddy can take you out with me."

As soon as Jane finished speaking, she jumped up happily, rushed into James' arms, hugged him, and kissed James heavily on the face.

"But, it's agreed, you must listen to your father and don't run around." James said quickly, lest Jane would forget.

"I know Dad, I will be obedient. I promise." He raised his hand, as if he had done something wrong before, and promised that he would correct and obey.

"Then you must remember what you said. If you are not good this time, Dad will never take you out again, you know."

"Got it." Jane nodded.

"Okay, Dad agreed, you and Jenny can go and clean up first." James just finished speaking, and Jane trotted away with Jenny.

"Is this really okay? Will it be inconvenient to take Jane with you?" Mrs. Bennet asked worriedly. After all, James didn't just go out to play, he had something to do.

"It's okay, don't worry, there's not much to do, so it doesn't matter if you take it with you. If you weren't heavy, we would have gone to Derbyshire for vacation." James looked at the worried Mrs. Bennet, and said : "Just take care of yourself at home, don't worry about us."

"Understood, then you have to promise me that you will take me on vacation in the future. I'm going to London." Mrs. Bennet pouted, leaving herself at home today.

"it is good."

"Father, riding in a carriage is really fun." Jane moved around in the carriage energetically.

"Really, Dad wants to rest for a while, can you play by yourself?" James didn't know how to describe how he felt now, whether he should say that Jane was really energetic, or that his energy was really bad. Even if the carriage was still stable, but he I really don't like the carriage.

"Okay, Dad, take a good rest, I will call you when we arrive." Jane was excited.

James simply closed his eyes and rested his mind. Jane adapted well.

"Sir, here we are."

"Are you here? I'm going down." As soon as Jane heard that she was here, she immediately asked to get off.

"Hold her down." James was already speechless, and Jane was in good spirits along the way, without feeling bored at all. When she heard Smith's voice, her spirit was even more uplifted.

"This is the land you want to buy, sir." Smith said to James after he settled Jane down.

In front of him is a large green grassland, a small river flows slowly on the edge of the grassland, and in the distance is a group of cattle and sheep. Even if you look at it from a distance, you can see that these cattle and sheep are very strong.

"Dad, is this the place we are going to come? It's not surprising at all. It's similar to home. I've seen those cattle and sheep." Jane was very puzzled. She thought the outside would be different. As for the difference, she There is no concept either.

"That's right, Dad mainly came to see here today. Dad said that the outside is similar to home." James said this on purpose. It's best to dispel Jane's curiosity about the outside, so as not to want to go out all the time.

"Oh, it turns out that the outside is the same, I know, I will tell Sister Charlotte in the future, the outside is the same as the home."

"Let's go, is that there? It seems that Mr. John's assistant has arrived." James asked Smith.

"Yes sir, the agreed place is there."

Their appointment was at the front house, which was only the living quarters of the farm workers.

"Is that Mr. Bennett? Hello, my name is William George. I am Mr. John's assistant and the person in charge of this farm transaction." As soon as he came outside the house, the assistant came over enthusiastically

"Hello, I'm James Bennett."

After ordering others to take care of Jane, James took Smith and followed Mr. Assistant in.

As soon as the black tea and snacks were served, the assistant spoke up.

"Because I have to rush back to London tonight, so I'm sorry, the outside starts sooner."

"It's okay, I've already prepared everything, what about your land certificate?" James was considerate of him, so he didn't care.

"Here." The assistant took out the land certificate and handed it to James. "There is also this one who is a lawyer. These have been certified by the lawyer. If there is no problem, the transaction will be completed after signing."

It's really fast, it took two days for the follow-up last time.

James looked at these documents carefully, and asked the lawyer if he didn't understand, and the assistant didn't rush. After a while, James finally read it and said, "Well, no problem. Then let's start signing."

After signing, the assistant left in a hurry. It takes a long time to drive from London. I hope the assistant can make it in time.

James, who had completed a deal, was in a good mood, and quickly put Mr. Assistant in the back of his mind.

"When will the property belonging to Mr. John be moved?"

"A week will do."

"One week, then you can stay here and watch. Also, how many cattle and sheep will be brought in here, you have to do well." James intends to completely hand over this side to the people below.

"It's sir, I'll make sure it's done."

James went out and saw Jenny and the others standing aside. Jane was playing with a handful of grass boredly, but she still listened to what James said and didn't ask to go to other places to play.

"Dad, have you done something good?" Jane was instantly happy when she saw James. God knows how boring she is. It's not fun here at all. Don't come out with Dad in the future.

"Where else do you want to go? Dad is free to accompany you now." Seeing Jane alone felt distressed again, but her daughter is just a good girl.

"No, Jane wants to go home." I thought that Jane would take the opportunity to let me take it with me to play, but I didn't know that I wanted to go home.

"Okay, then we'll go home." James thought Jane was tired.