Dressing as Anna Karenina's Dame Life

After dinner, Karenin and Sludin went to work in the study, and Anna led the two children to the fireplace for a rest.

The children seemed to be more willing to chat, so Anna took a book and began to read slowly, hearing the children's laughter or whispering from time to time, and the firewood in the fireplace beeping and beeping, this winter There has never been such a warm moment.

Her thoughts were lost in the bright blue flames, she thought about something, but she didn't seem to think about anything, she just felt as if she was immersed in a bubble of happiness.

"Mom." The immature voice interrupted her reverie and brought her back to her thoughts. Anna blinked, looked at her son with his hands on her knees, stroked his soft hair and asked Said: "What's the matter, baby?"

"Valya and I want to take a shower."

Seryozha had never asked to go to bed so obediently before. Anna glanced at the winking of the two little guys, smiled, stood up and said, "All right."

"Let's go, Valya." Seryozha said, turning his eyes and stretching out his little hand to hold the boy's hand.

Bathing children may seem like an easy task, but when it comes to two children, it is no less than a small war.

Valya looked thinner and smaller than Seryozha. Two little boys were sitting in the bathtub playing with red-billed ducklings, and Anna was splashed all over by the fight.

"Okay, boys, don't spill anyone." Anna said with a smile, but she didn't really try to stop them, because Seryozha was so cute when he was so lively, and it seemed that there was a peer who It was very helpful to him.

"Oh, I'm sorry Mom, we will behave better." Seryozha wiped the water from his little face and said softly.

"Well, come out first, Seryozha, and mother will wash Valya, can you dress yourself?"

"Of course, I'm fine, mother." Sergey stood up, the wet hair on his forehead was all brushed to the top of his head by him, which looked a little ridiculous, but Valya expressed it very honestly Seeing his mood here, giggles sounded in the bathroom.

"Oh, Valya, do I look ridiculous?" Seryozha, who had wiped off the water, was now looking at the boy in his panties and making a face.

"Funny." Valya said honestly, wiping his eyes with the back of his hand.

"Go and put on your nightgown, baby, or you'll be cold." Anna urged.

"Okay, mother." Seryozha answered, put on her white nightgown, and sat on a chair beside her in her little socks, resting her cheeks on her hands and watching her mother bathe Valya.

"Hey, don't look!" Valya stared at a flushed face and slapped the water, and Seryozha giggled.

"Go, baby, go to bed first." Anna said with a smile.

"Okay." Seryozha sighed softly, deliberately glanced at the child who was still naked and smiled teasingly, and then ran away.

"He's such a badass," Valya muttered.

"He likes you, dear." Anna washed Valya's little arm, which was as white and tender as lotus root.

Valya blushed a little, and said awkwardly: "Actually, I like him quite a bit, Aunt Anna."

"Oh, what do you like about him?" Anna asked, wiping the child's back with a towel.

"He's pretty good." Valia said, rolling his eyes. He thought for a while and concluded, "It's very interesting."

"You too, beautiful and sweet."

"I like you too, Aunt Anna, you are also very interesting." The boy said in a low voice, it seems that what he likes and wishes can be described as funny, which made Anna laugh.

When Seryozha rolled five times on the bed, his mother finally came out, holding a white and tender dumpling in her arms. Seryozha blinked and said with a smile: "Varya dumpling."

No hairspray, dry hair, freshly showered skin still pretty pink, and the blond kid does look like a sweet lump, maybe strawberry.

"Oh, I hate you, Seryozha." Valya sat on the bed, lifted the quilt and began to tickle each other, and the two children rolled into a ball.

"So do I understand that there's no need for a bedtime story tonight?"

"No, mother, I want to listen!" said Seryozha, peeking out one eye from under the quilt, under which he had already suppressed the blond child by virtue of his height.

"Well, what about Valya?" Anna asked softly, got another little bun out of the quilt, sniffed and said she wanted to hear a story.

Anna told a story to the two little guys. After the story, the two looked at her energetically. She put down the book and said with a smile, "Aren't you going to sleep?"

"Can't sleep, mother, can I talk to Valya for a while?" Seryozha asked.

"Of course it's ok, then mom will go out first, and you guys can tell your little secret."

Seryozha rolled his eyes and said sweetly, "I will tell you all my little secrets."

"So good night, my dear darlings, don't go to bed too late." Anna kissed Seryosha and Varya good night to them on the forehead.

"Good night, Mom."

"Good night, Aunt Anna."

After closing the door, Anna thought for a while and then walked towards the kitchen. Maria was watching the fire by the stove, her hands were not idle, and she was knitting a sweater.

"How is it, okay?"

"Oh, ma'am, I think it's almost time." Maria paused for a while, and said with a smile.

"Your sweater is really well knitted, I like the colors." Anna looked at the sweater in Maria's hand and praised.

"I've been doing this for decades. When I have nothing to do, I can think of new tricks to pass the time." Maria raised her lips. Although every woman can do this, people Compliments are also something to be proud of.

Anna said goodbye to Maria, went to Karenin's study with a tray, knocked on the door and got permission to enter.

"Let's use it first, it looks like you will have to spend some time." Anna looked at the pile of official documents and Sludin who was already wearing glasses, and the latter grinned and showed his small white teeth to express his joy.

"Thank you, Madame Karenin, my stomach is already protesting."

"You didn't eat less at dinner." Karenin said lightly.

"In the couple's official documents, they have already become exhausted. I need some cute little cakes, coffee with sugar and milk, a lot." Finally he added.

"I don't think I made a mistake, please use it." Anna took a cup of coffee and put it on Karenin's side, and put an extra bag of sugar in Sludin's coffee.

"Thank you so much, ma'am." Sludin bent his eyes, took the coffee and thanked him, took a sip and showed a satisfied expression. Anna was amused by his appearance, and seemed to be able to foresee her little thank you. Liao Sha grew up.

"Go to bed first, Anna, I think it will take some time." Karenin said as he put down his teacup.

"Okay, then don't be too late." Anna nodded with a smile on her lips, and went out.

After Anna left, Karenin said abruptly after eating a high point: "Let's start working."

"Ahem..." Sludin, who had just swallowed the cake, was choked. He looked at his boss with tears in his eyes. The latter didn't even lift his eyes. Sluddin sighed, the boss had already worked, and his little secretary naturally had to follow suit.

Karenin and the others were busy until after one o'clock, and Sludin simply stayed overnight without preparing anything. After a simple grooming, the room remembered the typical snoring of young people.

The housekeeper, Kearney, did not finish his day's work until his master took a break. Although the latter said that he could go to rest earlier and not have to wait so hard for him, Kearney disagreed.

"You gave me a job, and that's nothing, sir."

Seeing that the old man persisted, after a few times, Karenin didn't say anything anymore, but he wouldn't delay it any longer.

When I returned to the room, there was still half a candle in it, and I could see that the master had planned to wait for her, but now she was asleep.

Karenin kissed the woman's forehead and tucked the corner of the quilt for her. He went to the bathroom and took a simple wash. Although the quilt was lifted lightly, it seemed to wake her up.

"It's done?" She closed her eyes and muttered, half asleep and half awake.

"Well, go to bed, it's late."

"En." In response, he shrank into his arms, and Karenin covered the other person with the quilt and fell asleep.

Some things are used to it, and no one will ask when it started. For example, he is not used to holding something to sleep, but now, they are the most natural thing.

Office workers do not have as good benefits as housewives. Even if the former stayed up late yesterday, they still have to leave early in the morning.Anna gets up very early now, in order to have a breakfast with Karenin, which is a bit too early.

The sky had just dawned, but Karenin and the others had no choice but to set off. After drinking the last sip of coffee, he took his briefcase and took a sleepy-eyed secretary into the carriage and left.

"I suspect that Mikhail Vasilyevich is still dreaming." Anna said to Kearney with a smile.

"I think it's quite possible, ma'am." Kearney laughed.

After seeing off the older one, Anna started to wake up the two younger ones. Children have the habit of staying up in bed in winter, but tutors can't wait, waking them up early can reduce the chance of being late.

"Are you up, you two little lazy pigs?" Anna called softly, raising her hand to pinch Seryozha's little face. The latter wrinkled his little nose, as if he didn't want to wake up.

The underside of the quilt moved, and a bunch of messy blond hair poked out. It was Valya. The child stretched out his little hand and rubbed his eyes. The little pink mouth yawned, and looked at him sleepily, showing a smile on his face. sweet smile.

"Good morning, Aunt Anna."

Babies who just woke up are angels, that's absolutely true. Anna kissed Valya on the forehead and said good morning to him.

Compared to Valya's well-behaved in the morning, Seryozha's side is in some trouble. The little boy is still fast asleep, with a small mouth pouting.

Valya woke up, blinked his eyes, kicked Seryozha lightly with his little feet under the quilt, and muttered, "Wake up, Seryozha."

Seryozha was on the verge of crying. He closed his eyes and twisted his body, his little mouth pouted, as if you were going to cry if you tease me again.

Anna laughed, put her hand under the quilt, and scratched the little boy's itchy flesh accurately. At this moment, Seryozha woke up completely, rolling left and right to avoid his mother's hand.

"Aren't you up yet?"

"Get up, get up, mother." Seryozha rolled over on Valya's arms, and they both hugged the quilt and looked at Anna.

"Good morning, Mom."

"Good morning, my dear Seryozha." Anna rubbed Seryozha's little head with a smile on her lips.

Today is not a good weather. It has been raining non-stop since the morning. Seeing that the children cannot go outdoors after having breakfast, the two children are bored, because they almost finished talking about seven or eight years last night.

Can't go out to play? Are you staring? Valya looked at Seryozha to express this to him. He is bored and wants to do something interesting.

Seryozha blinked and turned to ask her mother for help. Anna smiled and said, "Okay then, I'll think about what we can play in the morning."

In the end she decided to take the kids into the kitchen, there is nothing like a hands-on game.

"Bake biscuits?" Varya said, wiggling her little nose, smelling the sweetness in the air, "I think that would be really interesting." He rolled his eyes in agreement, and Seryozha agreed.

Two children and one adult, this is the student Maria, the cook, needs to be in charge of teaching today, Anushka is the assistant, a girl called a lazy girl by Maria, but she is actually very hardworking, Serio Sha muttered in his heart.

Each of the two children has a small basin. In order to avoid wasting things, they are only given a limited amount of flour.

Seryozha looked at this little material in distress, ran to his mother with a small basin in his arms, and said secretly, "Mom, give me some more."

"Okay." Anna was holding the flour in both hands and was about to put it in the Seryozha basin, but was discovered by Maria who just turned around.

As the owner of the kitchen, Maria, who could not see wasting food or wasting food, snorted. Anna's hand shook, and the flour continued to return to its original basin. The mother and son looked at each other to express their mutual meaning.

"Sorry, baby."

"It's okay, Mom."

Seryozha returned to his place with his little head lowered. Suddenly, a small handful of flour fell into his basin. Their owner had a pair of white and tender hands, and he was looking at him awkwardly, his cheeks were red. Said: "I'll give you what I have, I don't want so much."

"Thank you, Valya." Seryozha thanked with emotion. The latter hummed softly and continued to knead his own flour vigorously. He decided to build a building, which was tall enough and simple enough.

That night, Karenin, who came back exhausted, saw his wife's mysterious appearance.

"What's the matter?" he asked, handing Kearney his coat.

"Come and see, there is a surprise." Anna took the other's hand and walked towards the dining table.

"What is it?" Karenin straightened his sleeves and asked as he walked.

"Look, this is it." Anna lifted the lid, and there were three small biscuits on the exquisite silver plate, with a round face, and the facial features were marked with chocolate sauce, which clearly looked like three people.

"Seryozha made it." Karenin didn't ask questions, he looked at these cute little biscuits and smiled.

"Yeah, your son did it. He said he was waiting for you to come back, but he is already asleep." Anna said with a smile, and tried to eat the chocolate sauce on the biscuit, but was stopped by Karenin.

"Leave it for now." Just after she finished speaking, she was kissed heavily, and the woman blinked her eyes and said cheerfully, "You are so cute, Alexey."

The man who was praised smiled, but his eyes still stayed on those ugly biscuits.

The daily life of taking care of the little bun was obviously too good, so that three days passed like this, and Valya had to go back. On the day of parting, Seryozha gave the child a sweet kiss, which made the latter rub his cheek in shame and anger , because he disliked the saliva on it.

"Mom, I will miss Valya," Seryozha said sullenly, burying his head in his mother's arms.

"You will meet soon."

"He is a good friend." Seryozha sighed, he really lacked the company of children of the same age.

"When summer comes, we can also go to Tanya and the others." Anna comforted the little boy, who nodded in agreement.Children always have things that they can't do, such as separation, adults also have things that they can't do, and life is not always going well.

The annual horse race has begun, and Karenin looks very busy, because this time he has to be responsible for the arrangement of the event schedule, and his rigorous temperament is naturally not sloppy at all, after all, all the civil and military officials in the palace will go Watching this horse race, hundreds of people made Karenin a little nervous, so when he went to bed at night, Anna would squeeze his shoulders for him to relax those stiff muscles. After all, he is also in his 30s, no more than Srudin The kind of young guy who stays up all night still looks energetic.

"Can't you worry less?" she said in a reproachful tone.

"This is my job." He raised his eyelids and said flatly. Anna wrinkled her nose and laughed again.

"What are you laughing at?" he asked without looking up.

"Laugh at you." She said honestly.

"What's so funny about me?" This time he raised his eyes and looked at each other.

"It's like this." Anna stretched out her hand and pinched the furrow between his brows, "Like an old man."

What he said was interesting, and Karenin smiled slightly at me. He looked at his young wife and sighed in his heart. After all, there was a 20-year age difference between the two of them. When he had already entered the political career, his young wife Still sucking on a bottle in the stroller.

"What did you play when you were young, Alexei?" Anna asked curiously as she nestled in the man's arms after pinching her shoulders and pounding her legs.

"Play?" Karenin repeated. Seeing that the other party was really curious, he thought for a while, "Read a book."

"anything else?"

"fishing."

"anything else?"

"Gone."

"Oh, you're boring, Alexei." Anna sighed a little.

The man who was complained looked at the corners of his lips, pulled up the quilt, and overwhelmed a complaining little wife with the man's naturally strong body.

"Candles..." After the suppressed whisper, there was a reminder.

The light of the candle flickered on the wall a few times, and then went out, only a faint moonlight shone in.

On the breakfast table at Karenin's house, the woman put down her teacup and asked in surprise, "Horse racing?"

"Don't you want to go?" Karenin asked after taking a sip of coffee.

"No." Anna replied, just a little suddenly, of course excitement is not ruled out, there is nothing to do at home, it is good to be able to go out for a walk.

"Mom, I like horse racing." Seryozha hurriedly tugged on his mother's sleeve to remind him not to forget himself.

"Oh, of course, we will always go together." Anna kissed the little guy's face to reassure him.

"I remember that Seryozha still had classes that day." Karenin frowned.

Hearing what his father said, Seryozha pursed his lips, continued to tug on his mother's sleeve, and looked at her with big eyes aggrieved.

"Don't worry, baby." Anna patted his little hand and looked up at the man, "You can make up your homework when you come back at night, but horse racing is only during the day, isn't it?"

"Father, I beg you." Seryozha hurried to add fire, staring at his father with his big eyes, and said pitifully: "If you and mother go out, I will be very worried when I am alone at home."

This made Anna laugh, she raised her hand and poked the boy's face, "What are you worried about?"

"You are so beautiful, Dad must have a lot of things that day, I have to take care of you and protect you." The little man straightened his chest and said proudly.

"Eight-year-old little knight?"

"Yes, Your Royal Highness." Seryozha, who was automatically brought into the role, made an elegant movement of taking off his hat and bowed. Anna smiled and hugged him tightly and kissed him.

"Is that all right, papa?" Seryozha asked again, blinking.

"Okay, but you have to do your homework well when you come back." Karenin let go, and the former cheered and almost jumped up.

"You guys go there later, I have to go very early that day."

"Okay, don't worry about us."

After Karenin left, Countess Lydia came in the afternoon. She came to ask Anna when she was going to go. It was just right for them to go together. The two women brought an eight-year-old gentleman with them.

"Madame, how is Valya?" Seryozarai asked the opposite woman in his mother's arms.

"Yes, he is doing well, but I also asked me to tell you that I miss you very much. He will come over again in summer, and you are welcome to play with him." Lydia said with a smile. That's not the case, her wayward and awkward little nephew wouldn't say these things honestly.

The author has something to say: Xiao Baozi has gone back, Tsundere will continue, and the peaceful life will be a little exciting O(∩_∩)O Mr. Karenin, please cheer up and be careful!