Chapter 58 (1/2)

When Karenin returned to his room, he was surprised not to see his wife.

And he said, ”where's the long coat he hasn't handed in to his wife for a long time?”

”With master Andrey. They're in the living room.”

”Do you want me to tell Madame that you are back?” Asked corney.

Karenin waved his hand. He took a look at the direction of the second floor and stepped up slowly. He hesitated and went to the living room to shake his hands.

The sound insulation of the house is very good.

On weekdays, it always seems secluded and quiet. At this moment, there is no thick oak door that is closed everywhere. The slightly opened door makes the voice of people in the room flow to the corridor.

Karenin knocked at the door.

His uniform and leather shoes did not match the harmonious atmosphere, but it was obvious that one of them was completely unaffected by it.

”You're back.” Said Anna, getting up and gathering her hair, and coming towards him, her cheeks flushed and her eyes bright.

”I didn't even notice it was the time.” Anna added that she unconsciously approached her husband.

Andrea and they all said hello, and this time they became more restrained.

Karenin realized this, and his eyes fell on his wife. Seeing that she was just smiling at him, he felt relieved unconsciously.

”I have to go to my study to deal with some documents.” Karenin said that this is a fact and leaves them a more comfortable space.

”Oh, you go. I'll call you at dinner.” Anna said, her voice fell to the ground, but her hands relaxed and gave Karenin's right arm a little, and then she let go.

It was so natural that Karenin felt that she might not have noticed it.

He took another look at the three children, with a mixture of awe and formality.

He didn't say anything, but as in the past, he realized more in the heart of the Russian senior official.

At about nine o'clock the next morning, they put their bags in the carriage.

This is not the first time Karenin went to the suburban house, but that house was the first time to receive so many people. There are three carriages, which are quite magnificent.

”You'll stay in the carriage, Alexis. I'll see if I've got everything.” Anna said to her husband and hurried to the back of the carriage.

She had to make sure with the cook that she had everything. After all, it wasn't a day's picnic.

After Anna left this sentence and walked far away, Karenin did not follow his wife's words and got on the horse and waited.

Just now, he seemed to have the illusion of being treated as a potato, which made him twist his eyebrows slightly.

Well, Karenin had to admit that he didn't like the feeling.

Men like Karenin, who are successful in their careers, can never be childish. When they have a decision in mind and quickly consider the gains and losses, they will act.

So instead of getting into the carriage, Karenin went to the rear of the carriage in the direction of Anna.

Today is not a good day for spring.

With the leaden clouds in the air, Anna had to discuss with the cook the importance of the tarpaulin.

The cook gave her a lot of advice, and she listened to it carefully and brushed her hair from time to time. Because it was hard to relax at the thought that they were going to a villa in the country, Anna even let her hair loose at will.

What she didn't know was that her casual movements had already fallen into the eyes of her husband.

Karenin stopped at a distance from Anna.

It was not something in front of him that stopped him, but he found that he had never seen his wife and servants get along with each other.

In fact, he remembers more about Anna in front of him.

It seems to be more of a way to seek advice from him, to rely on him.

Now, his wife is completely out of the need to rely on. She was like a young and qualified hostess, keeping her husband's life in order.

Her manner with the servants was not impertinent, but rather gentle.

She didn't have the affectation of many ladies, nor the rudeness and timidity of country women. She was, and seemed to be content with her life, even with everything he had brought to her.

This kind of Anna was never seen by Karenin, but to be honest, how much did he see her? Karenin thought.

He didn't fall into his own thoughts for too long, because his wife found her, when she turned around after talking to the cook.

She has a little smile on her forehead.

”Didn't I ask you to go to the carriage?” Anna came up and took his arm and asked with a smile.”You've got a Raincloth.” Karenin pointed out.

”Because it's going to rain.” Anna said naturally, and then she looked at her husband.

”What's the matter?” She asked.