And to think this 'pius' women is one, supposedly a Christian, not to mention Karenin's 'good' friend, and, come to think of it, the little girl's grandmother, too! But Karenin definitely showed her, and it serves her right.
And I love the sad but hopeful ending. It is definitely time for father and son to reconnect again.
Magnificent job, as always, dear author!

Great fic

There is going to be a new movie called Count Vronsky's daughter.
Count Vronsky's beautiful daughter, Anastasia, is the Audrey Hepburn of Imperial Russia. She reads voraciousl, graces everyone with cheers and smiles and like her mother, designs beautiful clothes. Like her birth father, she enjoys parties, dashing informalities and had a disdain for what was considered proper.
One day when she was 18, her step father told her the true story of her origins. Since then she was in a whirl of drama and love triangles
Since she was the legitimate heiress to the Oblonksy , the best fashion design company in all of Russia, she was sent to Paris University for her arts degree.
There she met her half brother's best friend, Oliver, and slowly began to fall in love...
An epic tale, like Anna Karenina, but with all times.
Anastasia is superbly beautiful, with dark brown hair curled in riglets, long poofy silk dresses, large brown eyes, porcelain skin and a similiar chin structure from her birth father. It is said that she is also the most beautiful debutante in all of Russia
She had her joyful, pure and sweet nature from her mother, and her somewhat wild, rebellious and free spirited nature from her father.
She is partially inspired from Crystal Amaquelin, and also Audrey Hepburn, Holly Golightly and Eliza Doolittle.
Her grand-mere, the old Countess Vronsky, adores her very much and is her mentor for clothing and French culture.
If she ever met her real parents in the grave as ghosts, she will cry in tears.
In this book, it is revealed that Vronsky was so broken after he lost both Anna and Anastasia, that he killed himself on the Ottoman battlefield.
Anastasia is best played by Emma Watson.

so sad

I really loved your story, and I would be delighted to read more stories about this couple from you!

I love to read your portrayal of Karenin - the change that Annie brought into his life truly did him good. And I'm glad he got rid of Lydia Ivanova and her influence, but it was so sad how he then felt he had lost his only friend. Hopefully now, he will be able to mend his relationship with Seryozha. Great work as always.