An Autumn Accord: A Pride And Prejudice Novella Variation (Seasons Of Serendipity Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
A footman stood in the corner of the breakfast parlor at Netherfield Park and had the unfortunate need to clear his throat. The sharp interjection to Caroline’s calculating frustration elicited a harsh chastisement from his mistress. “Is there something you wish to say? James, Robert . . . Stevens . . . whatever your name may be?” “Thomas, madam. And no, I merely had a crumb, or other such small morsel caught in my throat. I beg your pardon, Miss.” The footman’s hands shook as he held them at his sides. To regain control, he eased them behind his back and clasped them together so as not to show fear. Before Caroline dismissed another member of Netherfield staff, her jovial brother, Charles Bingley slid open the wooden door connecting the breakfast parlor to the hall. Charles Bingley made a slight gasp at the sight of his older sister standing near the table this early in the morning. Like every other morning, Bingley expected to break his fast alone. Caroline famously preferred maintaining town hours, regardless of her actual locale.
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