Celebrity House [Anna]

Karenin interpreted Anna's words as approval.

He himself was content with that.

For the so-called husband and wife, it is very reasonable to arrange a companion activity at an appropriate time. Although he has to adjust his work arrangement for this, it is also feasible from the perspective of the possible benefits.

Anna didn't want to analyze what Karenin might be thinking, but for some reason, she just knew.

This may be due to Karenin's trust in the family. If they were on another occasion, in front of the public, she felt that it would be difficult for her to see what this man was thinking, if he deliberately concealed it.

At the beginning, based on Karenin's status and the discussions of her subordinates, Anna thought that Karenin would be a mysterious government official, but it didn't take long for him to discover that Karenin was a person who could be said to believe in the teachings. Sincere people.

He is not arrogant. As a wife, he will not hide what you want to know. It is a pity that no one seems to understand her right before.

Anna put her thoughts on hold for a while.

The bumping sound of the carriage really made it impossible to think calmly, especially in such a warm and cozy situation.

Although thoughts were running in different directions, it was miraculous that no one felt indifferent and alienated.

"Did the kid get off the car halfway?" Anna asked.

"Kondraki said yes."

Anna nodded. She was actually not a person who liked to talk, but for some reason, she felt that she should not just keep silent, or occasionally need to be the one who took the initiative.

She didn't really care about the problem.

"He seems to want to rely on Betsy on purpose. Maybe it's for personal reasons, maybe someone hired him." Anna turned her head to Karenin and asked. "What do you think? Alexis."

Karenin folded his right thumb on his left hand, scrubbing the back of his hand, as if thinking about it.

"There is no sufficient evidence now, everything has to wait for Flamekiel to come over." Karenin said cautiously.

"I noticed that Mr. Stremov has always had a different opinion from yours on the question of the 'Universal Military Service Law,' very differently."

Karenin snorted coldly: "Stremov is a brainless person, he likes to talk empty words and beautiful words," he paused, then tilted his head a little cutely, with the corners of his mouth slightly curved, sarcastically Laughed, "Maybe it should be said that there are many people's brains in his head. They put their opinions into it like throwing a pot, and then let a decent person draw lots and get drunk."

Anna never saw Karenin criticize anyone.

Maybe he is serious, stern, and a bit serious, with many rules and regulations, but whether in Karenin's residence or outside, he seldom criticizes a certain person.He prefers to talk about suggestions, or false flattery according to needs, so most of the politicians who get along with Karenin still think highly of him.

"He sounds like a puppet doll," Anna said.

Karenin glanced at her.

"I think they should put you in Stremov's place, Anna, you're more than enough for that."

Anna smiled: "I hope it's not a sarcasm."

"I'm not joking, Anna," Karenin said quietly.

"Should I say I'm a little, uh, 'flattered'?"

Karenin straightened his clothes, put his hands flat on his knees, looked at his wife seriously, and said: "I don't think it's the best time to talk about this matter today, but I do have some doubts recently. .”

Anna's heart skipped a beat when she heard this, but she didn't show much reaction on her face.She pressed her left hand with her right hand, and asked with a relaxed expression: "I think this is feasible. It is best to be able to communicate with each other when in doubt, Alexey."

"I agree with that." Karenin nodded slightly.

"Since your health has improved, I found that some of my previous evaluations of you need to be revised."

"For example?" Anna asked tentatively.

"Although I am much older than you, you are so young. From a rational point of view, it is a bit risky to consider you as my marriageable person, because most young girls cannot withstand temptation, but in your aunt From the very first moment I saw you, I thought you would be a good wife, and the birth of Seryozha fully proves that you are an excellent mother, although sometimes you spoil him too much .”

Karenin paused for a moment, as if he was still organizing his words. After all, he hadn't intended this time period to be the right time for them to talk about it.

"In the past seven years, you have made me a husband and a father. I am very grateful. Whether it is rational or emotional to look at our relationship, I think it is impeccable. Here, I would like to ask, Do you feel the same way?"

Anna felt that if she hadn't heard the other party's words at this time, but any other woman, she might not have answered the gentleman's "yes" in a sweet tone. In the words full of reason and logic, there is no romantic and happy feedback in it.

"Yes, I think all is well then and now, Alexei," said Anna, smiling.

"We're very happy, aren't we?"

"Indeed." Karenin nodded sincerely. Judging from his feelings, he really can't think of any unhappiness in himself, family, career, and in terms of his age, he is indeed one of the few in Petersburg. There are few happiness home, and he also sincerely thanks his wife for this.If a man does not have a stable home, then he is not qualified for success.

Anna smiled inwardly, with a bit of good-natured sarcasm.

Fate now tied the two of them together, and for the two of them, it turned out to be the best.

Thinking of this, the ripples in her heart that were stirred up by the wind calmed down again.

Karenin didn't know what was going on in Anna's mind. After laying the groundwork rationally for a long time, he finally allowed his curiosity to be placed on the table and asked his wife.

"You didn't care about my government affairs before, and I didn't see that you were interested in it."

Even though he asked like this, he still carried a trace of restraint and trust.

Anna thought: He really never doubted his wife. Because of this identity, many traces pointed to a problem and result, but he still put it aside, hoping that a reasonable explanation from me would be enough to make him feel at ease.

All of this should be said to be a little touching. The touching lies in his trust and loyalty to the family. Unfortunately, it is not aimed at a certain person.

Karenin's wife could be anyone, but Anna had only one.

So she smiled and said: "You have influenced me, Alexey. After all, my husband is a high-ranking official in Petersburg, and I am his wife. I have been exposed to these things in the circle of my life. Don't underestimate women."