Dear Mom, I'm married, did you see, I'm married to Mr. Wickham!"

Mrs. Bennet was excited, and Anne was even more excited than she was, holding her hand in her wedding ring aloft, and shouting, "Look, look!"

"Honey, Mommy saw it, oh, Mommy is so happy, my Lydia, you are still so good!"

Mrs. Bennet admired her little daughter's wedding ring, took her hand, and said happily.

Jane, Mary, and Katie also came out.

Seeing Mrs. Bennet and Anne hugging each other, screaming and laughing, the others were fine, but Jane was a little helpless.

Alas, what is the situation of his sister's marriage, the whole Longborn knows.

As a result, my mother is still like this-

Jane was helpless and a little embarrassed at the same time.

Having a frivolous, vain, and undignified mother in words and deeds is really tiring.

Still, it seems that there are some things that shouldn't be. But every time she saw her mother doing something ridiculous, she still couldn't help it.

Elizabeth also got out of the carriage.

Seeing Jane's helpless appearance, she also sighed softly in her heart: the entire Bennett family, even the entire Longbourn, only mother and Lydia are really happy about this marriage!

Others, more still disdainful, even disdainful!

After all, everyone knows that the so-called marriage is nothing more than a fig leaf for elopement!

Even if Lydia is married to Wickham, their daughter will still be ridiculed.

But Mom and Lydia couldn't see this, they were still so high-profile!

"Dear Lizzy, you've suffered!"

Jane also saw Elizabeth with a calm face, and she took a few steps forward and gently gave her sister a hug.

During this time, she corresponded with her sister.

So, she knew about Mr. Darcy's proposal to his sister, and that Mr. Darcy had helped a lot in Lydia's marriage.

Kind Jane, very grateful for Mr. Darcy's help.

But as smart as she is, she also knows very well that with the elopement of Lydia and Wickham, Mr. Darcy and Lizzie's relationship may have many twists and turns.

Probably, they will completely lose each other!

Being so burdened by others that you can't be combined, this、What a painful and helpless thing!

Just like her and Mr. Bingley, they love each other, but because they have a ridiculous mother and an undignified family, they still miss it after all.

Empathize, Jane really knows very well how painful and desperate Licui is at this time!

"I'm fine. On the contrary, you, my dear Jane, must have had a hard time staying at home and taking care of your mother, facing the gossip around you?"

Elizabeth gave her sister a hard hug, and she had a brief conversation with Mr. Darcy before returning to Longborn.

In fact, they didn't say anything, Mr. Darcy just made it clear: Wait for me!

At the sight of Mr. Darcy's calm, decisive gaze, Elizabeth understood what he meant.

Even if she would become a relative of Wickham because of this, even if she would be ridiculed, Mr. Darcy's love for her would never change.

And he will soon come to Longborn and propose to her again!

There was hope for love, and Elizabeth was certainly in a very happy mood.

Back in the familiar home, even if her mother was still so confused and vain, Elizabeth didn't have much disgust.

Feeling Elizabeth's good mood, Jane's heart moved, and she said with surprise on her face, "Lizzy, you and Mr. Darcy—" There is still hope?

Elizabeth bowed slightly, and the smile on her face grew brighter.

"That's great, that's great!" Jane was heartily happy for her sister.

Her love is not smooth, but her sister has a happy ending, which is also a great thing.

"I'll go to your room in the evening, and we'll have a good talk!" said Elizabeth, smiling.

In addition to sharing her happiness, Elizabeth also wanted to tell her sister about Mr. Bingley.

Jane and Bingley are both kind and simple people, but their gentle personalities also make them susceptible to others.

Elizabeth couldn't change the personalities of the two, but she could persuade Jane to some extent, she was too subtle, too much to hide her feelings.

Mr. Darcy was wrong to interfere with Bingley's feelings, but what Mr. Darcy said was not entirely unreasonable.

As her younger sister, Elizabeth naturally doesn't want her sister to be deceived and bullied.

Mr. Dartsy is Bingley's best friend, and he certainly doesn't want his friend to be fooled like a simple fool!

Jane and Bingley's love is blocked, although there are reasons for outsiders to interfere, but in the final analysis, it is their own personality problems.

"Good!" Jane didn't know that her sister was worried about herself, she just thought that she wanted to tell her about London.

The two sisters hugged each other and talked happily.

On the other side, Mrs. Bennett finished talking to her little daughter and turned her eyes to Wickham again.

At this time, how could she have half of the despair and hatred when she first knew that Wickham was a gambler?

She is like all mothers-in-law in the world, and the more she looks at Wickham, the more pleasing she becomes.

Not to mention, Wickham's appearance is inherently deceptive.

He was handsome, tall, well-bred and funny, and with the latest tuxedos and delicate gold pocket watches, he was the perfect British gentleman.

"Oh, dear Mr. Wickham, welcome back to Longborn!" greeted Mrs. Bennett warmly.

Wickham has made clear his way of getting along with his wife, and he knows even more that if he wants to live comfortably under his wife, he must not only coax his wife, but also please his mother-in-law.

He bowed slightly, reached out and kissed Mrs. Bennett, "Dear Mrs. Bennet, it's a pleasure to see you again!"

"I haven't seen you for many days, but you are still so elegant and charming!"

To be so praised by a young and handsome young man that Mrs. Bennet, who was already vain, was overjoyed.

Covering her mouth with a handkerchief, she giggled, "Mr. Wickham, you're still so cute!"

"Mom, Wickham has always been a gentle and lovely person. ”

Anne seemed to agree with Mrs. Bennet's words, and her smile was palpable with pride, "I am so blessed to be able to marry him." So, Mom, let's have a big dance party!"

"I'm going to tell everyone, especially the single ladies, that I'm Mrs. Wickham!"

"Yes, yes, yes, if you want to have a ball, you have to have a ball!"

Not being able to attend the wedding of her little daughter, Mrs. Bennet was very upset.

This gave her one less chance to show off to everyone.

So, upon hearing Anne's words, Mrs. Bennet agreed almost without thinking.

Of course, as a competent wife, she also needs to get the consent of the hostess, Mr. Bennet, to hold a ball at home.

MR BENNETT: ......

(End of chapter)