The Ballad Of Gregoire Darcy (2011) - Plot & Excerpts
He had been perusing a note about an offer on an estate holding when he noticed the letter from Longbourn, sorted accidentally into his pile. “From your father,” he said to her. The missive, he was sure, was not urgent, or it would have come by an express courier. Mr. Bennet rarely wrote; he had a passion for the written word, not for writing, and often lamented that there was little to say about life in Longbourn that mattered enough for the cost of the letter. Elizabeth immediately opened the letter and sat down to read it. She giggled. “It seems that Mary has had a caller.” “Ah, yes.The protégé,” Darcy said, relieved that at least one Bennet romance was going as intended without his aid; he was eager to leave it that way, if at all possible. “What does your father make of this development?” he said, as she was sure to tell him anyway. She happily read him the letter, likely omitting some words, but the letter was not long to begin with. Dearest Lizzy, You will perhaps take some pleasure in the fact that your maneuverings in London were not without result.
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