Anna didn't care what happened during the day when she came home.
She had asked anushika to distribute the gifts to Mr. Gorman when she came back, but she would not be able to make it the day after tomorrow, for she would have to take Andrea to the train.
In the evening, the children were sleeping, Anna and Karenin were sitting on the balcony soft chair chatting.
Most of the time Anna was talking.
Karenin was a very good listener. He looked patient and focused.
He didn't usually interrupt Anna, but Anna knew that the former would listen to what she said.
"Andre is a good boy." Anna snuffled her nose, which was childish and not particularly elegant. At least she wouldn't do it in front of people.
But in this marriage, when a person more and more trust in another person, some not good habits will be gradually relaxed and sometimes unconsciously revealed.
She didn't even know, because Karenin didn't remind her.
It's strange. At the beginning, Karenin thought about whether to remind his wife, but later he felt that it was really cute, so he gradually got used to it.
"I don't remember your habit of wearing broochs." Karenin asked.
Anna blinked. "Oh, I don't really like it, but I'm a woman after all. There's always plenty of good-looking things."
"Then why not choose for yourself?" Karenin continued.
Anna folded her hair and thought that Karenin was really cute at this time, so she couldn't help laughing.
"My dear Alexey, it's pathetic to buy something for yourself."
The man wrung his eyebrows. He watched his wife pick up the tea and sip it slowly, then nodded slightly.
"You want me to give it to you."
In fact, Karenin was a frank man in essence, if he was not a political figure.
Anna swallowed the tea, her expression a little angry.
"I didn't mean that at first, but," she said with a smile as she put down the bone china tea set. "Sometimes I'm a cheeky man. If a husband doesn't understand romance, I'll always seize every opportunity to let him do something for me once in a while. Woman's vanity, OK?"
When she saw that the man's face was a little embarrassed, even a little embarrassed in his blue eyes, she got up and went to the other side and dropped a kiss at the corner of his mouth.
"Don't mind, Alexis. I don't really like brooches that much." She said contentedly, then yawned a little sleepy and left.
This is nothing more than the occasional teasing words between husband and wife. Although Karenin does not conform to this, it is not that he does not understand it.
"But she doesn't hate it either." This sentence appeared in the mind of a husband, as if a wise man were reminding Karenin.
The next day, in the Department, near the end of work, Secretary vorobev knocked on the door of Karenin's office, and he had to tell him that there was a temporary visit. After all, his boss always put his work first.
"That gentleman wants to call on you tonight, my Lord." Said the secretary.
After he said that, his mind was already ready to arrange the time and restaurant, but his boss frowned and said, "change the time for me."
Vorobev was a little surprised. After all, Karenin almost never changed the appointment time.
However, he was a smart man, so soon he said he would change the meeting time for Karenin.
"Shall I arrange the carriage for you?" He asked, with some caution in it, which was not so easy to detect, but just as he knew Karenin, the latter understood him much better than he thought.
"Tell Peter for me." Karenin said a place.
Vorobev, who knew a lot about the famous shops in Petersburg, soon found a reason. His brown eyes twinkled and then asked, "do you want me to choose for you?"
Because of Karenin's working relationship, he often needs to choose gifts for the latter, and Karenin has never liked to choose these things by himself.
"No need." Karenin looked at his secretary. The latter nodded intelligently, then put down his schedule for tomorrow and left.
After the office door was closed again, Karenin looked at vorobev's itinerary, pondered for a moment, tapped his fingers on the mahogany desk, and finally stopped, as if he had given up. He picked up his coat, straightened the hem to make his shirt more comfortable, and then left.
"It's not the best time yet." Karenin's busy brain simply and calmly flipped this sentence. Although before then, they were still thinking about "gifts and wives", but the sword was always a sword, and it would not become something else because it was coated with sugar.
In the manor, Anna has arranged everything for Andre. She looked at the clock again and wondered why Karenin had not come back at this time."Can we go?" Andre asks. Although he doesn't want to leave so soon, if things are already like this, he tends to accept them as soon as possible, so as not to do something irrational by himself.
"Doesn't it matter?" Anna asked.
The boy shook his head. He didn't like separation, so he didn't ask Charlie to send him.
Anna touched Andrea's arm. "Well, I think he might have been delayed."
"I understand. My uncle is a punctual man Said Andrea carelessly, and laid the brooch for his mother with great care. When he looked up, he saw Anna's smiling expression.
He felt a little awkward, as if his aunt knew exactly what he was thinking. He even got angry and wanted to get angry, but when he looked up and saw the other side's expression, he could not say anything mean.
Finally, the boy with a little messy hair could only ask, "what do you like?"
Anna was a little surprised.
"You've helped me a lot. Next time I come, I'll bring you something you like." He said, and then he put his arms in his hands, and there was a little blush on his white skin.
"I don't know what women like."
Anna saw Andre almost choking his neck like a chicken.
"Then bring me a nice painting."
"Anything."
"It's a bit of a big range." Andrea muttered, and then he returned to the pride and reserve of a little boy.
"Well, it's not a hard thing to do."
As soon as they had finished speaking, kabidonec, the porter, told them that Karenin was back.
Anna saw a joy in Andre's eyes, though it was soon covered up.
She laughed, and then asked the servant to carry Andre's things into the carriage. At the door she saw Karenin, who was wearing a thin dark brown coat, who did not seem to be affected by the heat of the early summer, who was explaining something to the servant who was responsible for taking Andrea back.
When Anna approached them, Karenin told the servant to leave after a few words. He looked at Anna and said, "do you want to ask why I came back late?"
"Good guess." Anna took each other's arms, smiling deeply.
"I'll tell you later." He said.
Anna looked at him, and suddenly her eyes brightened. She couldn't wait to ask, "is it"
but Karenin used a kiss to make her not say it.
"All right." Anna thought faintly, "surprise is worth waiting for." Although she already knows, she can always pretend not to know.
An hour and a half later, they came out of the train station.
Anna thought they would go straight home, but Karenin told her that he ordered dinner.
"I thought it was, you wanted to give me a brooch or something." Anna sat in the red soft chair, looked around the store's magnificent decoration, sighed.
She didn't expect it was a dinner date. Obviously, a candlelight dinner. Anna couldn't help laughing when the waiter lit the cute little candles.
"How romantic it is She looked at each other with stars in her eyes. She was so happy that even the young waiter with smooth hair could not help smiling.
"The wine is very good today, ma'am." The waiter said that the straight back bent slightly in a standard curve.
"My wife, she doesn't drink." Karenin said calmly.
The waiter was startled, and then realized that he had transgressed.
"Yes, sir." The waiter went down respectfully and did not dare to look at Anna again.
Karenin withdrew his gaze and found his wife looking at him with interest, holding her cheek in one hand.
The man coughed gently and asked, "isn't it?"
"Oh, of course." Anna said with a deliberate delay, and then drank a mouthful of white water. She saw that Karenin also took up the red wine cup on the table and drank it. The candlelight made his face slightly red. Of course it's candlelight, isn't it?
Lamb chops are very fragrant and tender. Karenin's blue eyes are really beautiful.
Casa Sala is also very refreshing. Well, Karenin's hands are very good.
Anna looked at her husband as she ate, as if the man in front of her was some delicious food, until he saw the movement of Karenin's hand stop, and she blushed and laughed, thinking that she had been discovered.
But Karenin didn't say anything. He just crossed the food on the table, pointed to Anna's mouth, and gently wiped the sweet salad dressing. He did it so naturally that if he didn't pay attention to them all the time, he might think that the man just touched the corner of her mouth.
Anna stayed for a moment. Obviously, if she didn't pay attention to her meal, she would find something not elegant. This time, she coughed gently, then picked up her napkin and sipped the corner of her mouth again.
"I don't normally do that." She stressed, but the tone was not convincing."Well." Karenin answered, but he was so calm that Anna felt that he was merely showing willingness to accommodate her self-esteem at the moment.
Anna decided that if there was a dug hole in front of her now, she would sleep in it.
"Oh, forget it." She changed her mind, because the man in front of her had a warm smile in his blue eyes.
"I love the way you smile." Anna said softly, not knowing that her face in the candlelight was really touching.
Karenin is not a man without eyes. He doesn't pay attention to women's appearance or charming romantic posture. But if necessary, he can directly understand the beauty of a woman than anyone else.
It's nothing.
With his poems and music, Karenin could appreciate the beauty of a woman and make them believe it. He just doesn't really need to.
Now, he's perfectly legal and can look at his wife with possessiveness, a legal right no other man can have.
This is his, his wife.
Her gray eyes, crow wing eyelashes, thick and slightly upturned, when she looked at others with complete concentration and relaxation, there was a light fluorescent flow in her pupils, which matched her red cheeks and slightly separated lips. It's Anna's unique charm.
If this attentive gaze is accompanied by a soft voice, it is really a test.
Karenin looked at his wife quietly for a moment, then replied in a low voice, "that's because of you."
Anna froze for a moment, then lowered her head and chuckled.
She turned her head and laughed for a moment, and then peeked at Karenin, who at last showed a look of total embarrassment.
"You" Karenin looked uncertain, and Anna had to stop laughing and say, "I like it."
She softened her voice again, her eyes seemed to have a thin layer of water light, and looked full of sincerity.
"I really like it." She wiped a little tear from the corner of her eyes, looked around again, hoping no one would notice her gaffe, and then said, "it's just that no one told me that."
"I know you, maybe not so much, but I do. I'm just so moved. I thought you might give me a brooch. After I told you that, maybe you didn't, but I didn't think it was a date. It's good. It's a bit unexpected, but it's really great. "
She laughed, her lips trembling slightly.
"In fact, whether there is a present or not, or whether there is a surprise dinner outside is not the most important thing."
She folded her hands, put them on her forearms, and then tilted her head slightly, with a little nasal sound.
"The most important thing is that you keep me in your heart and do everything for me."
"Alexis, every time I treat you better, you treat me better. You really make me feel very happy."
The dim candlelight, his wife's happy look and soft words made Karenin feel that in this marriage, in addition to loving his wife, he really had a sense of mission from the bottom of his heart, that is, to make her feel happy under the witness of God.
When Anna woke up the next morning, next to her pillow, a small box of velvet lay quietly on the soft pillows, between their pillows.
Anna got up, her long black hair curled and scattered, and her silk pajamas slightly rubbed open, revealing the snow-white skin on the side of her neck.
She opened the box, and with a smile, her white fingers stroked the brooch gently.
It's kalenin's, like sapphire's eyes.
Calm handwriting, a simple word.
"To wife Anna, the flower of the sea."
The signature is an abbreviation of Karenin's name, like a delicate symbol.
You can never guess how stupid and smart a husband can be, but in a happy marriage, a wife never doubts that her husband loves her and makes her feel moved.
Anna remembers every detail between her and Karenin and is full of affection.
Karenin also remembers that, although not all of them, he never missed those important things. Therefore, the sentence "I like the sea" is just a random whisper of words, he really firmly in mind.
When time flies by like a butterfly dance, two people who love each other, because they care about each other, have not been smoothed out by the plainness of marriage, but they have become more suitable for both sides. Then, in these trivialities, sometimes, just like fireworks, occasionally bloom, so that this relationship, such as wine, will last longer in the years.
That afternoon, when Karenin was off work, at the door, he saw a woman in a long pearl dress coming down from his carriage.
Familiar smile in the early summer sun almost some intoxicating, such as Karenin men can not help but squint.Until the man quickly approached him, the blue jewels flashed on the Pearl cloth.
"See that."
His wife stood in front of him, expectant as a child trying to show off a new toy.
"Well, it looks good." Karenin nodded slightly, reached out his hand, and let his wife take his arm.
"Do you want to go shopping?" This time, Karenin said it earlier than Anna.
Even in his childhood, he was not used to showing off anything strange. So he can not fully understand his wife's mood, but if she wants to, it is not very meaningful to accompany her to do this thing, it is not impossible.
"Oh, of course!"
Sure enough, Anna was happy with his proposal.
Although not fully understood, but if she wanted to make her happy, Karenin was always willing to cooperate. Above all, there is no reluctance, because in fact, to see his wife happy because of his words or actions is the same to him.
The author has something to say: strong and weak
Bambi's younger brother is a very strong boy. He never cries when he falls down, although he seldom falls down.
My younger sister is not balanced, but she is better than her younger sister.
Sister Bambi: brother, I fell down and pulled my clothes.
Bambi younger brother: girls should be strong, can't shout pain, get up on their own, only you can be responsible for your own life
Bambi sister: but I want to cry
Bambi younger brother: no one likes crying
Bambi younger brother: Well, I will not cry
An hour later, Bambi's sister went to find Bambi and told him that she was brave. Then she saw Bambi: does it hurt? Do you want to breathe, pain fly away how to do, really no pain, how do I do?
Bambi's brother: sitting on the ground and covering his legs is very calm. His mother said that kissing can cure everything
Bambi: really? Will one not be enough? 3
Bambi younger brother: thinking well, at least two
closing the door, Bambi's sister is in a disordered mood
Bambi's younger sister: it's said that a good one should be strong? Brother is a big liar!
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