Margaret receives a letter from Mr Bell that throws her into despair. She is forced make a choice that wasn't meant to be hers, but the consequences are not hers alone to deal with.

So the title is self-explanatory. The story is about our two favourite people falling in love.

Thornton refuses to let Margaret go.

Distressed by her mother's death and afraid for her brother's life, Margaret Hale turns to prayer for comfort and guidance. The answer she receives will force her to swallow her pride and depend upon another. But will she be able to do so?

A modern retelling. Margaret Hale leaves her rural hometown to join her parents in the industrial city of Milton, Maine. Amidst her mother's failing health and her father's crisis of faith, she meets John Thornton, the mercurial owner of Malborough Electrics.

The shock of sudden death of Mr. Hale crushes Mr. Bell, rendering him unable to bring the sad news to Margaret himself. He is forced to delegate the terrible duty to the only one he can entrust it: his friend and tenant Mr. Thornton.

As her mother's health begins to deteriorate, Margaret is forced to reconsider her options. But at what cost?

What if their visit in Helston was fruitful?

-ONE SHOT- Thornton arrives home from the train station to give the good news to Mrs. Thornton about Margaret.

Fitzwilliam Thornton and Elizabeth Hale take a walk in smoky Longbourne.