At Netherfield, Elizabeth is finally provoked to anger. A glimpse at the consequences, as a few of our favourite characters speak their mind. Full story now available on Kobo and Amazon Kindle. Author: Margaret Gale. I have left the first two chapters, which were originally written as a two-shot, here for you to enjoy.

Elizabeth Bennet has an unexpected and extreme reaction to yet another insulting proposal in Hunsford. It's a nonstop madcap romp through Regency fandom. It started out mostly romantic but accidentally humorous and now has gone kind of over the top with romance, humor and outright farce.

Mrs. Bennet's wedding night talk to Jane and Elizabeth doesn't go as she intends. You will find Jane and Elizabeth acting somewhat out of character, which I hope you will forgive in the interest of a bit of humor.

Events at Netherfield Hall take an unexpected turn.

During the Hunsford proposal, Elizabeth goes to extraordinary lengths to try to be civil and polite in her rejection, which is effective… for a while. (Short-Story Complete)

What if Charles Bingley had an older, wiser and more determined older brother who visited Netherfield Park when Elizabeth was there nursing Jane?

Elizabeth is sent to London to enjoy the fall season and does not return to Longbourn until Christmas of 1811. (This is a relatively short story - about 25K words - and it focuses almost entirely on Darcy & Elizabeth.)

The Gardiners' trip to The Lakes is not postponed and Elizabeth never visits Pemberley.