Chapter Five
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An avid bookworm since childhood, I write the sort of stories I love to read – heart-warming, character driven and strong on location. Having moved around extensively and lived in three countries, I find places inspiring and the setting of my novels often becomes as much a part of the story as the characters.
I lean heavily towards the upbeat and insist on a happy ever after. As one of my favourite authors, Jane Austen, once wrote, ‘let other pens dwell on guilt and misery’.
I love travelling, words, cats and wine but never in the same glass, and I currently split my time between Switzerland, where I live with my husband and imaginary cats, and England, where I live with my characters.
Hope you and your family are having a wonderful day. Thank you so much for the new chapter. I am enjoying your story so far. Thanks so much for sharing it with us. Have a wonderful Saturday.
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Thank you, Mari! Hope all is well with you and yours too!
Glad you are enjoying, hope you keep reading! I’ll aim to post as many chapters as I can before publication!!
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Well! I think Darcy will look positively friendly when contrasted with Sir Walter and Miss Elliot! They are totally rude especially as I suspect the Bennets have more money at the moment?
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LOL Good point re Darcy vs the Elliots!!
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Thank you for this chapter. Sir Walter has no manners at all. To pointedly call Elizabeth a companion after Anne corrected him! Maybe Darcy’s notice of her will change his attitude. I am sure his notice…even if it is staring at her again…will be something of note. He cannot help himself. I do like how Anne has a favorite place for her own memories of Frederick.
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Sir Walter is going to get worse, trust me!
Yup, lots of staring coming up! lolololol
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Ahh, I had forgotten the abundance of looking glasses. Elizabeth will be able to see Darcy’s foreboding stares without actually looking AT him. Will she catch him using them too?
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LOL re the mirrors, Dave!
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Wow! Sir Walter is a real charmer, isn’t he? I doubt Darcy will let him get away with dissing Elizabeth. Supper should be interesting!
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Sir Walter is not a very nice man.
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This is getting exciting. I don’t care much for Sir Walter. Anne’s grove is special.
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I’m glad you don’t care for Sir Walter. He is horrible!
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Yay, they meet again!
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At last!! lol
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What a place to leave us. I can’t wait for more. No Georgina? I guess she is not well enough. See you soon.
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Yes, they told Sir W she wouldn’t join them. 😀
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I have the distinct impression that Elizabeth Elliot is going to be a Caroline Bingley on steroids. Oh, happy day!
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LOL Love that, Jan
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Hehe oh crikey I had forgotten how arrogant the eldest Elliott daughter and their father is! Absolutely no manners to speak of whatsoever! And now… Darcy… I do wonder what Elizabeth is thinking at this turn of events!?! And to call Elizabeth a companion how dares that arrogant idiot?! I wonder at Darcy’s thoughts?
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You’ll find out some of Darcy’s immediate thoughts in Chapter Six, up now!
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I wonder if she will spill the beans about Jane. He could get an earful between foot in mouth?
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Wow, it looks like Elizabeth Elliot is going to be trouble… just like her father! I can smell the desperation, hahaha. Wondering how complicated things will get, eeek!
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And the answer to that is: complicated!!
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I knew you were going to leave us there. LOL
How Anne carries such grief so stoically breaks my heart every time. And such a family. Sir Walter and Elizabeth never disappoint. I imagine Lizzy and Anne will forge a very strong bond in the weeks to come as they deal with those two. Pouring my own drink for Chapter 6 😉
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Hope the drink went down well!
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