β Scribed by Don H. Miller
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
This story takes up the lives of Darcy and Elizabeth and their family and friends soon after Bingley holds the ball at Netherfield Park. Mr. Bennet receives news that Mr. Collins has died, and, there being no other living male descendants of the grandparent who created the fee tail on Longbourn, Mr. Bennet may will Longbourn to the daughter of his choice. He chooses Elizabeth, with the full agreement of Jane, her elder sister. Thus, although the family fortune is not affected, Elizabethβs personal standing is raised because she is now the heiress of a desirable estate. This story explores the effects this may have on Elizabethβs life and her somewhat contentious relationship with Darcy.
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