British Civil Servant

"I'm also worried that Pamela is not used to living in British India." Patricia Mountbatten walked to the sofa and sat down, and then there was a crisp spring sound, which can only be made when pressed.

When Alan Wilson was very young in his previous life, he had seen this kind of spring sofa, but he didn't expect to see it again in London.

"At present, the war in Asia is still unclear. General Mountbatten is still busy. As for Pamela, Pamela is very comfortable." Alan Wilson organized the language, said a little about life in British India, and then said, "Pamela and I are My friend, when she came back to London from British India this time, she asked me to bring a letter, which I believe is full of her thoughts for the two ladies."

"As a mother, I should actually take care of her by her side. But my ambulance duties prevent me from going to India now." Edwina Ashley said helplessly while reading the letter.

Edwina Ashley is responsible for training the British ambulance force to carry out battlefield rescue. Now is the time of the World War, and this medical team has a total of 60,000 people! That's what Alan Wilson said, and he certainly couldn't understand the Mountbatten's approachable nature.

"Ma'am, when I got off the ship, I heard that a decisive battle was won in the European battlefield. I believe that the citizens of the British Empire will usher in the news of the final victory in a short time. You may not be so busy by then." Alan Wilson slightly He bowed his head and said politely.

"I hope so!" Edwina Ashley nodded with a smile. Because of her daughter's letter, she was in a good mood. She chatted with Alan Wilson a few more words and asked about the situation in British India, "You are in British India. I have been working in India for a long time, what a place it is."

In fact, Edwina Ashley did not know about British India, which surprised Alan Wilson. In other words, the other party might not know Nehru?

Cough cough! How can you think of Nehru? But what if you think about it? He returned to Europe because of Nehru, is that the case?

Alan Wilson, who cleared his throat, frowned slightly, as if there was something to hide, and said with an ugly face, "Actually, the environment in British India is not as calm as the telegraph said. Of course, this is not the case in New Delhi, and I I used to work in Hyderabad, South India, so I can introduce a little about Indian society outside New Delhi.”

"Is the situation in British India bad?" Patricia Mountbatten asked with concern when she saw this expression.

"New Delhi has a good British settlement, and the native Indian elite is good, but from the perspective of India as a whole, it is a very fragmented society, and people are everywhere without clothes and food. Because of the religious The reason is that there are frequent vendettas, and the upper echelons of India seem to be suave, but they turn a blind eye to the tragic situation of the wider people."

As soon as Alan Wilson opened his mouth to speak, he had a tendency to keep his mouth closed. He swept away British India, especially in front of Edwina Ashley. He likened British India to a A big hut, this is not a metaphor, it is.

Who told him to do a good job in Hyderabad, but Nehru had nothing to do with him, so he could only return to London with a pile of iron boxes in disgrace? This hatred is deadly. Even if there is no self, the wealth of the Indian people will be squandered. Alan Wilson feels that it is better to give to others than to himself.

"Even in Delhi, where Indians live, there is no order. According to the words of the chief executive of Bangladesh, Indians will breed like cockroaches at any time, even if they don't know where their next meal is."

Alan Wilson, who upheld the idea of ​​this feud, directly told Pamela Mountbatten's sister and mother the most real side of British India.

"It turned out to be such a place. My father still had a hard time working there." Patricia Mountbatten looked at her mother in surprise. "Fortunately, my father and sister live in a British residential area, otherwise it would be unimaginable."

"It's all on the good side in the telegram." Edwina Ashley was also a little frightened. "I didn't expect British India to be such a place. I thought it was a good place."

"Dear lady, it's good that British India has an important position in the British Empire, because British India has a huge population and uses cheap labor to produce local agricultural products and as a sales place for local industries. But this kind of good It is supported by an unimaginable population. It is conceivable that the population of British India is ten times that of the mainland. With only half of the local tax data, you can know how the locals live. I have worked in British India. They are not willing to speak out about the lives of the people at the bottom."

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"I'm really worried about my husband and daughter now." Edwina Ashley smiled and thanked Ellen Wilson, "Pamela mentioned you in the letter, you are friends. You It's amazing to be commissioned for a district already."

"It's just work." Alan Wilson is not modest either. Compared with Mountbatten's arrogance, he has nothing to swell.

As long as Edwina Ashley doesn't go to India, she makes a first impression in front of the other party and stigmatizes British India. If there is such a mentality, even if Edwina Ashley arrives later India will also go to verify the real situation of British India.

Even so, Alan Wilson still felt that it was not enough, almost forgot the most important thing, and said seriously, "According to our statistics, the social environment of British India is particularly unfriendly to women, and Indian men will stare at light-skinned women. Look, the average Indian man is extremely narcissistic, feels good about himself, exaggerates when he talks to women, behaves very frivolously, crime against women is too common, Pamela doesn't feel that from living in a British settlement, and I'd say something like that. I've told her before."

"It turned out to be so!" Edwina Ashley frowned, her impression of British India was already extremely bad. Even with Patricia Mountbatten, both of them are women, and they are extremely disgusted with this kind of environment.

In Alan Wilson's words, British India is a poor and smelly place that treats women like hell... hell.

Directly before the two of them went to British India to meet Mountbatten, who was about to become the governor of India, they stigmatized India.

Alan Wilson, who was cooking all this, was so excited that he even wanted to raise his **** in the direction of India, especially to Nehru.