A Modern Day Sense And Sensibility: An Adaptation Of Jane Austen's Classic - Plot & Excerpts
Placing it flat on the floor, they had layered the blankets on top for extra comfort and were now lying across the mattress like sardines under a loose sheet. The air in the apartment was stagnant and muggy, but fortunately Diane and Ellie had been able to pry open the stiff window just wide enough to allow a slight breeze. Although it was definitely snug, they felt safe being grouped together in their new surroundings. Positioning a cold wash cloth on her neck, Marianne tried to silence her mind. She couldn’t seem to get comfortable and the heat in the room was bothering her. Deciding to count to a hundred, the task started to do the trick until Marianne heard a scratching noise. Assuming it was Margaret, her body was tweaked with annoyance. “Stop it, Margaret,” she commanded. “It’s not me,” Margaret sleepily defended herself. Marianne didn’t bother insisting. Her younger sister was probably just embarrassed at being caught horsing around and didn’t want to fess up. Besides, Marianne was too tired to argue and the noise had stopped—maybe Margaret had gotten the point.
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