Lydia was finally dragged into the carriage by Elizabeth, and as for Mr. George Wycombe, they didn't pay much attention to it, and Mr. Bennet knew very well that the other party would not marry his daughter, and even more so that he did not dare to let Lydia marry each other now.

In the original book, the reason why he dared to let Lydia marry her was only because Mr. Darcy, a good son-in-law, was watching from behind, and Mr. Wycombe did not dare to spoil Lydia at will, even if he went too far. There isn't one today

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