[Pride and Prejudice] My husband loves me again

Pemberley Manor is surprisingly large. Even though she has been married for five years, Mrs. Darcy can't say for sure that she has indeed been to every corner of the manor.

Like every sunny morning, the hostess who loves to walk will fully exercise her slender legs before breakfast.

When Elizabeth Darcy entered the dining room with flushed cheeks, Lucy, the personal maid, gave her a brisk salute and whispered: "Good morning, madam, and... there is a letter from your mother, Mrs. Bennet. "

This had to make Elizabeth cheer up 12 points. When the servant opened the seat for her, she noticed that there was indeed a silver tray containing letters on the right hand side.But obviously Lucy didn't finish her sentence, because in addition to Mrs. Bennet's letter, Mrs. Lydia Wickham also had a letter, and the signature on the letter was very scribbled.

Elizabeth suddenly felt irritated. She looked up and saw Darcy skillfully cutting the fried egg in front of her, and chewing it gracefully in her mouth, as if she didn't know it. .

Even the lingering tenderness last night that made both parties extremely satisfied could not relieve this anxiety. The only thing that can overcome the power of love is the troubles from blood relatives.

Both letters were troublesome, Elizabeth hesitated, and decided to read the less troublesome letter first.After she, Jane and Lydia got married five years ago, Kitty became the vicar's wife in Meryton under her father's strict discipline, and the only old girl left in the family was Mary. For this reason, Mrs. Bennet's nerves were already flexible. A lot, no longer often mischief.

Mr. Bennet's very worrying hairline has shown a tendency to improve. The neighbors often come to discuss whether he has any hair growth secrets, which makes Mr. Bennet so annoying that he has to close the door of the study closed.

The letter said that Longbourne has only entered May and it is abnormally hot compared to previous years, and the upcoming summer must be difficult.Mrs. Lucas advised the Bennets to leave for Pemberley for the summer, which Mrs. Bennet readily accepted.If the Darcys hadn't been out lately, they might be about to bother.

Elizabeth rolled her eyes gracefully. She could fully imagine that Mrs. Lucas had made a big scapegoat, and the summer heat came early this year. However, the neighbors have always known Mrs. Bennet's fragile nerves and unruly tongue, and would never For no reason to make trouble for young couples.It must be that Mrs. Bennet had already bluffed that she would come to Pemberley. When the incident came to an end, she was worried about Darcy's cold face towards her, so she had to use Mrs. Lucas as a shield.

She told Darcy everything, not without joy that Mr. Bennet would go with him. On the one hand, she was happy to see her dear father, and on the other hand, she hinted that the existence of her father could somewhat restrain Mrs. Bennet.

But Darcy thought more than she did: "Since the heat is coming earlier, I will write to my aunt later to ask her to carefully consider coming to Pemberley for summer vacation. The climate here is also very good for Cousin Anne's frailty." Although he still had that rigorous demeanor on his face, there was a slight arrogant smile in his eyes: "Pemberley will be very lively then, maybe we can consider holding a dance."

"Oh, Mr. Darcy, there must be a ball. I almost forgot you danced very well!" Elizabeth agreed with his proposal, and the result was very fair.He was not good at dealing with the unreasonable Mrs. Bennet, so he invited the even more unreasonable Mrs. Catherine de Bourgh, who was like a choked duck when he saw the latter.

So that there would be no disturbing "quack" in the wonderful view of Pemberley.

The lady had a prejudice against Elizabeth in the early days, and later accepted the reality that her aunt and nephew were married, but she was able to maintain a lukewarm relationship with the young couple in Pemberley.

Elizabeth had a premonition that she would soon be busy, and reached out to open the second letter.

Lucy ran in in a hurry, and Darcy frowned at her recklessness. The wife of a respectable family would choose a stable and older woman as her personal maid, but because of Elizabeth's lively and intelligent nature, Darcy did not stop his wife from choosing Lu Lucy had never made a similar mistake before, and this was the first time that Darcy had clearly expressed his dissatisfaction with Lucy.

Elizabeth didn't care to comfort Darcy, she only saw Lucy's eyes winking like cramping, Elizabeth's face was blank, Lucy had no choice but to pant and say: "Mrs. Wickham has arrived at the gate..."

Lydia's letter just arrived this morning, and now everyone has arrived. What's the urgent matter?

Nonsense, of course it's only about money.

Elizabeth: "..."

Darcy: "..."

You can't keep your own sister out, Elizabeth asked Lucy to invite Lydia to the reception room, and she will take care of this emergency later.

Lucy quickly added: "How will the three young masters of Wickham's family make arrangements?"

Elizabeth: "..."

Darcy: "..."

So Lydia is the rhythm of the whole family?Should she be glad that that annoying Wickham didn't follow?Elizabeth was a little embarrassed, and the servants wisely left space for the master and his wife. Darcy walked behind her and supported Elizabeth's shoulders to comfort him: "If it's just Wickham's debt, then it's not a serious problem."

"In the first year of our marriage, we and the Bingley family gave them several sums of money, although the amount was not large, and after that my father strictly ordered Lydia not to come to us again." Elizabeth was very worried: "I don't trust them It has been peaceful for several years, I am afraid that the accumulation of problems will not be solved at all."

She hastily opened the letter.

Lydia was probably hiding from her creditors, and the letter was very messy.The general idea is that Wickham owed a large amount of money again in the past few years. About a year ago, he desperately invested what was left of his family and all the money he could borrow into a shipping project. By returning a large amount of silk and tea, Wickham can not only pay off his debts, but also have a large amount of surplus funds to continue spending time and money.

The fact is that the ship has not returned for three months overdue, which means that the person who invested money will definitely not get a dime.

Knowing that no one will help him, Wickham abandoned Lydia and three children and fled. Lydia was chased by creditors and couldn't go home, so she had to go to Elizabeth.The reason why she didn't go to talkative Jane was because Jane was going to have a baby again. At this moment, Jane was stimulated and something happened. Even a thick-skinned Lydia would feel pain.

So she chose to come to Elizabeth. Anyway, Pemberley is so big that there is no shortage of this room.The letter was insincere, and even the duty of notice was not fulfilled, that Elizabeth would not throw her out, and that the creditors, who could not find anyone, dared not rush into Pemberley to demand their debts.

Elizabeth handed the letter to Darcy, and Darcy glanced through it hastily: "I'm going to the study to write to my aunt. You must make sure Mrs. Wickham is in order first." He kissed Elizabeth's side face, and urged: " Find out about your debts."

Knowing that Darcy must be impatient to deal with Lydia, Elizabeth went by herself, and he could comfort herself so gently, Elizabeth already felt extremely grateful.

Lydia found out she was pregnant when she got married, and the rumors about her elopement and pregnancy have never stopped in Longbourne. Thanks to Darcy's thoughtful handling, Wickham married Lydia in time. , but there is no definite evidence.

After giving birth to a pair of twin sons, Lydia gave birth to another son three years later. According to the custom, the eldest son will inherit the family property. The reality is that not only the other sons of the Wickham family will not be able to share the family property, even the eldest son may have a son. No children, the last thing the Wickham family lacked was debt.

This has occupied the top of the list of jokes in Longbourn in recent years. Gossipers say that even if the three sons of the Wickham family are replaced by daughters, if the daughters do not have a dowry, it will be the fate of the old lady.

This made Mrs. Bennet faint with rage, woke up again by the smelling salts, and cried out how miserable her little girl Lydia was.

Right now, Elizabeth found that the youngest sister looked good despite the fatigue of the journey, the clothes on the two eldest sons were not old, the younger son was wearing his brother's old clothes with a snot in his nose, and Lydia gave birth to her third child before she turned [-]. She was a child, so plump that Elizabeth blushed slightly.Lydia obviously knew her strengths, and shook her chest proudly.

Just because of this, Elizabeth had to take good care of Lydia. Wickham had fled somewhere, and she couldn't let Lydia, who was dissolute by nature, do any more scandalous things.

Unmarried elopement can also rely on marriage to whitewash the peace, while married women elope even Jesus Christ cannot save them.

"Oh, Liz, you must help me," Lydia glanced at Elizabeth as if she saw a savior: "That heartless Wickham ran away alone, and I took three children, really It's desperate!"

Elizabeth very much hoped that her younger sister would understand her nerves, but this was her own sister, who liked to play the harp with other people's nerves the most. She replied with a lack of interest: "Obviously you are not desperate, you have come to me now."

Lydia knew that she would not be kicked out, and she hugged Elizabeth's arm with a smile, as if she was still a sister when she was a girl: "Pemberley is so big, don't you two feel too quiet when there are no guests?"

Getting cheap and being good and making up for it refers to people like Lydia. She speaks without malice, and she is not conscious when she says something wrong, making it impossible for others to even blame her.

Elizabeth took a deep breath: "I'll take you to your room."

Lydia took the hands of the two eldest sons, and let Elizabeth hold her younger son as a matter of course. His snot was stuck on the neckline of Elizabeth's dress embellished with French handmade lace. Elizabeth took out a handkerchief and wiped it for him, feeling pregnant. Very soft and light in weight.

The Darcys have no children yet.

At this point, Mrs. Catherine de Bourgh, the only one who can be called the elder of Mr. Darcy, showed strange restraint. She wrote several times to point out that Pemberley's decoration was not elegant enough or that Elizabeth's piano level had not improved significantly. Remind the heir of the manor that should be reminded the most.

This made Elizabeth even more stressed.

Jane had two daughters, and the present one might be the fulfillment of the Bingleys' wishes; as for Lydia, she had three sons; and recently married Kitty had just given birth to a daughter.

Out of subtle self-esteem, Elizabeth did not tell her husband about this pressure.

Out of consideration for his wife, Darcy did not show any anxiety.

Besides, the doctor determined that both of them were in perfect health.

All Pemberley Manor had to do was wait.

The child in her arms now ignited an inexplicable longing, and Elizabeth tried her best to suppress these complicated emotions.She has always been very smart and knows to face these problems rationally.

It's just that sanity doesn't always work.