The Greatest Showman

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Among the four children of the Hall family, Arthur is the best looking.

The well-defined face, handsome and clear facial features, slender and sturdy body, and a wind/flow/rhyme/flavor between the eyebrows fully demonstrate the elegant charm of elegant men, perfectly integrating the elegance of aristocracy and the elegance of men. Uninhibited, there is a thrilling feeling in the flow of eyes.

Edith once teased Arthur, and even God couldn't help but be jealous.

In this regard, Renly strongly agrees, anyone standing by Arthur's side will dim the light.

Tonight, I wore a navy blue suit with a white bow tie. After I lifted Erlang's legs, the dark red plaid socks above the ankles were faintly exposed, which lit up the whole outfit in a restrained and low-key manner, bursting out from the inside out. An air of admiration; sitting on the sofa in the party hall, exuding a cold aura that no strangers should enter, scrutinizing the eyes hurriedly passed, but after all did not dare to approach.

At this moment, Renly and Arthur, two people were sitting on both ends of the couch, a powerful aura was surging secretly, without any action or words, the sight of the party scene involuntarily projected:

Very different, each with its own merits, but equally charming.

Almost everyone is guessing: Who is the man sitting on the other side of Renly? Why are you able to attend tonight's Oscar night? And why can it be on an equal footing with Renly? Did Renly even step up to say hello? What are they talking about now? Wouldn't it be too abrupt if you hurriedly stepped forward to say hello?

The scorching gazes swarmed from all directions, even though they tried to hide it, they were still exposed, and it was a bit straightforward.

Accustomed to the esoteric and difficult guesswork of the upper class in London, Arthur felt that they were suddenly in such an environment, and they were cute and stupid. "Sure enough, the Yankees always know how to entertain the public."

The Yankees, to modern people, are all closely related to the New York Yankees; but to the British, especially the upper classes, the Yankees have historical significance.

The history of the Yankees can be traced back to the earliest immigrants after the seventeenth century. They came from the British to the North American continent, and settled in the New England region—that is, the Northeast region with Massachusetts as the core—the descendants of immigrants who settled down. , they were called the Yankees.

At that time, for the United States, the Yankees were the representatives of high education, high income, and high class, which also made New England a leading educational environment in North America; but for the United Kingdom, the Yankees were speculative. Only if they can't get along in the UK, or are blinded by commercial interests, will they choose to leave the UK and go to a wild land to develop.

As time advances, before the American Revolutionary War, people called New Englanders who served in the American colonial army as Yankees; during the Revolutionary War, Americans defeated the British for the first time at the Battle of Concord and began to proudly call themselves Yankees; during the Civil War, the southerners of the United States were collectively referred to as the Yankees by the northerners who came to the south; in the late World War I, the United States sent troops to Europe to participate in the war, and the Europeans collectively referred to all the United States as the Yankees Man, which means American.

In contemporary times, in overseas areas, Yankees are used to describe Americans, with a strong demeaning connotation; in North America, Yankees are used to describe Americans in New England, satirizing the self-proclaimed and pretentious elites , with a strong sarcasm.

As for the British aristocracy, the Yankees were still a group of pseudo-nobles who left their homeland and wandered in the barbarian land in the seventeenth century, but still pretended to be aristocratic.

Why can aristocrats always be able to identify at a glance the important factors that define class, such as identity, heritage, education, culture, family background, wealth, and status quo?

Language is an important part, from salutation to words, from pronouns to humor, from history to culture, every detail can identify a person's background. At the same time, this is also the heritage passed down by the hereditary aristocracy, and that restraint and pride are also the soul they are always striving to maintain.

In fact, the generation of Renly and Arthur has gradually been in line with the times and society, and those constraints are quietly disappearing. Elf is the only exception. She still strictly inherits the honor and tradition of the family; but Renly and Between Arthur's words, you can still taste the subtle differences.

Renly laughed dumbly, "Then you made a special trip this time to become entertainment material?"

On the surface, Renly was complaining about Arthur's attendance at the Oscars night; the subtext was asking why Arthur came to Los Angeles.

However, Arthur did not answer directly, but gently shook the whisky in his hand, as if he was admiring the light and shadow flowing in the amber luster.

"How long has it been since you've been in touch with George or Elizabeth?" Arthur changed the subject to himself, and then came Renly's understated voice, "I don't know, I don't even remember the last time I contacted them. What time is it?"

This answer made Arthur turn his head, and he looked at Renly with a smile, "You know, they couldn't be more satisfied with you now."

Then, Arthur turned his head again, his eyes fell on the whiskey, and said softly:

"The youngest son of the Hall family, who wants to be invited to every party. He has made a career in Hollywood, occupied a place on the West Side and Broadway, and more importantly, he has always insisted on himself on the road of artistic pursuit. Talented, restrained and low-key, he has carried forward the performing arts, and has the potential to become a generation of masters at a young age."

The curvature of the corner of his mouth rose, revealing a touch of sarcasm and ridicule, "Who doesn't want to meet the hot Renly? Everyone thinks that even Prince Harry is inquiring about Renly's news. Rumors say that the Queen is very interested in Renly. This 23-year-old is very curious, and although she doesn't like movies, she is still interested in the Almeida version of 'Les Miserables'."

"Ha." Renly couldn't help but chuckled softly.

The rumors about the Queen are obviously false. The old queen has no interest in movies and dramas, and even less interested in young actors. What she really likes is those timeless classics.

Arthur also chuckled, pulled his chin, cast a glance, and seemed to say: How ridiculous these rumors are, and how popular you are in high society now, and then he explained, "But The problem is that Renly never showed up, the maverick actor was so focused on acting that he didn't even show up to Princess Beatrice's party."

Renly shrugged slightly, showing his innocence.

Arthur chuckled again, he liked Renly's response, "So, George and Elizabeth became the most suitable invitees. Obviously, they have always expressed their support and approval for Renly's acting career, and they agreed early on. With Renly's talent and talent, I believe that he can break through the sky with his own strength; just out of restraint, they have never interrupted Renly's efforts and hard work."

When he said these words, Arthur's eyes were always on Renly.

In the past few months, George and Elizabeth have been flourishing. Both their careers and work have ushered in important breakthroughs. They have entered a thriving stage, and they have become the hottest figures in the entire high society. ; The most important key is that Renly never appeared, leaving only a halo, they can take whatever they want.

Arthur was a little curious about Renly's reaction.

In fact, Arthur knew very well that on the surface, George and Elizabeth were now living in the spotlight, and they were proud of horseshoe disease; but deep down, George and Elizabeth were suffering, gnawing their hearts, and every party. , Every social interaction, every success reminds all the time that their current scenery and dazzling all come from Renly.

It's not just anger, it's humiliation. Ridiculous and pathetic.

What they once opposed and despised and despised is now the most important part of their lives. What's even sadder is that they are powerless to resist, and they don't want to.

Arthur couldn't really understand that, and as a bystander and half-participant, it was really fun; but what about Renly? Renly is the real party involved, what exactly is he thinking, and how will he choose to deal with it?

Unfortunately, Arthur didn't notice any fluctuations in Renly, and seemed to be listening to other people's stories, which made Arthur shake his head slightly, "You know what? Sometimes I think, you are more than Elf. Even more terrifying." In that young skin, lived an old soul, as if able to see through everything.

Renly chuckled lightly, "So, what do you expect from me? I'll make a special trip back to London right now to be a part of this drama myself?" Just thinking about it, Renly laughed happily , nodded again and again, "I admit, this is a tempting idea, and it's bound to be very interesting."

George and Elizabeth's greatest wish now is: Renly not to return to London.

Then, they can continue to hide their ears and steal the bells, continue to enjoy the treatment of front and back support, continue to pretend that their success is due to their own hard work and efforts, and continue to decorate and maintain their own glamorous life.

"But..." Renly shrugged, the smile on the corner of his mouth fell into his eyes, and a wise light flashed through his eyes, "If I do, then what's the difference between me and them?"

A simple sentence, but Arthur was stunned for a moment, and chewed it carefully.

Then, Renly added, "Besides, this is the greatest punishment."

In front of people, enjoying the attention; behind people, worrying about rumors; deep down, praying for the continued absence of Renly. On the one hand, I want to be ruthless to cut off the fear; George and Elizabeth have lived like this for their entire lives, but now, one more burden has been added to their burdens.

This is the greatest punishment.

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