Mrs. Bennet wanted to take her daughters to London, and they wanted so much to see dear Mrs. Wickham.

However, London was too strange, and the Bennett family had few acquaintances there.

Mrs. Bennet felt that even if she wanted to show off, there would be no one to show her in London.

She still hoped that her little daughter would return to her hometown, and that it would be good for her to be good, for they were all acquaintances, and when she saw the neighbors who had interacted with them on an equal footing, she suddenly complimented herself with great humility, and Mrs. Bennet thought that this was the most pleasant and pleasant thing!

Well, I have to say that from this point of view, Mrs. Bennet is worthy of Lydia's own mother, and the temperament of mother and daughter is indeed the most similar.

Just like when Lydia got married, the first thing she thought of was to take Wickham back to Longborn.

And compared with Lydia's marriage, which is not worth showing off, the current Mrs. Wickham is really in the limelight.

Mrs. Bennet believed that if Mrs. Wakeham returned, it would definitely cause a sensation throughout Longborn!

She has already begun to fantasize about what kind of excitement and glory their Bennet's house will have after her youngest daughter returns.

For the sake of the scene that her brain made up, Mrs. Bennet couldn't help but miss her little daughter, and while continuing to accept invitations everywhere, she wrote letters from time to time urging her little daughter to come back soon!

The Bennets couldn't go to London, but the Darcy couple had already arrived in the city.

The couple did not come for Mrs. Wickham, but after their honeymoon, Mr. Darcy began to focus on running the family business.

Instead of complying with his aunt's wishes to marry Mademoiselle de Baauer, who was helpful to his career, he married a poor lady of a squire of a very modest family.

If his wife can't help his career, then he can only work harder than before.

In addition, Elizabeth became Lady Darcy, so she had to slowly integrate into the social class of the Darcy family, and do her best to carry out lady diplomacy.

Sometimes, don't underestimate the dealings between ladies.

Something that can't be resolved at the formal negotiating table is most likely to be resolved with a ball or a courtyard party.

And on occasions such as balls and parties, the hostess is the absolute protagonist.

Marrying a good wife can benefit your husband a lot.

Elizabeth's personality, talents, etc., are enough to make her a good wife.

Aside from the hard wounds of her origin, Elizabeth is perfect as Lady Darcy.

After her marriage, she gained the respect and trust of the servants of Pemberley Manor in the shortest possible time, and got along well with her neighbors.

Georgiana has long been Elizabeth's little fan sister.

Just like what was written in the original book, at first Georgiana was surprised by the way Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy got along, and she felt even more incredulous when she saw her sister-in-law teasing her brother like that.

But then, under the influence of cheerful Elizabeth, she also began to try to change.

Of course, as a younger sister, she can't laugh with her brother like a sister-in-law, but she has become more cheerful and lively than before.

She is no longer the cowardly and weak little girl, but she is slowly beginning to bloom with her own brilliance.

Elizabeth and Darcy are happy with her change.

Maybe the two haven't noticed it yet, but sooner or later they will realize that Georgiana's metamorphosis, in addition to Elizabeth's guidance and infection, is also the reason for Wickham's "disappearance".

Not only did Wickham not attend Elizabeth's wedding, but he didn't even hear from him.

Without his presence, Georgiana gradually forgot about the injuries she had suffered.

It's not that she doesn't know that her sister-in-law's own sister is married to Wickham.

But she knew better that poor Miss Bennet had made the same mistake as she had done then.

She was lucky to have an eldest brother who loved her with all his heart and stopped Wickham in time.

Miss Lydia had no good luck of her own, and she was so well known that she had to marry the bastard.

Georgiana had been deceived by Wickham, so she knew that this man was a hypocritical, selfish, and bad character.

If you marry such a person, your life's happiness will be buried.

Without the vampire-like entanglement of the Wickhams, Georgiana was not harassed in any way, and she was kind, but somewhat sympathetic to Lydia.

She even blamed herself a little, if she had been braver and exposed Wickham's true colors, maybe Miss Bennet would not have been harmed.

With this in mind, Georgiana became closer to Elizabeth.

Elizabeth was too clever to perceive Georgiana's thoughts, and became more distressed and liked the girl.

She took care of and guided Georgiana more attentively.

The relationship between the two sisters-in-law is getting better and better, which makes Mr. Darcy a little jealous.

After months of intimacy and Elizabeth's full teaching, Georgiana gradually came out of the shadows of the past, and she may still look weak, but her heart is much stronger.

Now, even if she hears Wickham's name again, she will not tremble with fright and turn pale.

It's about being able to face it calmly.

Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy had seen the change in Georgia, and they felt that even if Wickham stood in front of Georgian, she would not be afraid to turn around and run.

Georgiana may not be able to be tough on Wickham yet, but she can definitely ignore it!

That's enough!

The damage Wykeham had done to Georgiana had been healed by the Darcys, and she had become confident and proud.

Of course, her pride is just a kind of pride that belongs to a beautiful lady, and everyone will only like it when they see it, but they will not feel disgusted.

At least not like Mr. Darcy in the past, because of his cold appearance and unspeakable mouth, people mistakenly think that he is an arrogant person.

In fact, he's just proud!

The troubles that Mr. Darcy once made because of his "arrogance" are also the material that Elizabeth often complains about with Georgiana.

Through her sister-in-law, George Anne gradually began to understand the outside world, and was willing to go out and participate in various social occasions such as balls and parties like other famous ladies.

And this time the Darcy couple came to London, in addition to dealing with business matters, they also had the purpose of giving Georgiana the object they wanted to see.

However, they did not expect that the couple had just arrived in London with Georgiana and had not yet begun to visit friends when they heard Mrs. Wickham's name.

"Dear Lady Darcy, is that the man we think he is?"

Mr. Darcy glanced at Georgiana worriedly, and whispered to Elizabeth.

Before Elizabeth could speak, Georgiana smiled and said, "Dear brother, you don't have to be so careful. I'm not the Georgian I used to be, and it doesn't hurt to say Mr. Wickham's name right in front of me!"

Looking at Georgiana's bright but resolute eyes, the Darcy couple slowly smiled: their Georgiana has really come out of the haze!

Uh-huh, the next chapter is over!

(End of chapter)