Miss Elizabeth Bennet could not be more enraptured to help plan the Christmas Ball at Netherfield Park if it were not for one person, the sour, dour Mr. Fiztwilliam Darcy. Completely opposed to socializing in general and Christmas at large, his sullen attitude and refusal to enjoy Elizabeth's favorite time of year leaves her vowing to convince him of the happiness of the season.

What would happen if Mr. Bennet insisted that Elizabeth accept the offer of marriage from Mr. Collins, but she decided to run away instead, to be saved from two ruffians by Mr. Darcy

Mr. Darcy finds out he has 4 weeks to wed or lose all his Darcy inheritance. Poor Mr. Darcy.

The furthest things from Elizabeth Bennet's mind when she travelled to Scotland was marriage, she had just rejected one proposal and she certainly wasn't ready to receive another. That is until she is caught in a library alone with Fitzwilliam Darcy for the night and her virtue is called into question.

What happens if when trying to leave Netherfield after spending the day with Jane after she was ill, Elizabeth hurts her ankle and is forced to remain at Netherfield for longer. Would a few days more make a big difference to Darcy and Elizabeth's understanding and opinions of each other? Let's find out.

Mr. Bennet, faced with the likelihood of his untimely death, must rely on a long forgotten pact to save his family's future. Meanwhile, members of the Darcy-Fitzwilliam clan are enduring the censure of the ton after Georgiana Wickham nee Darcy is abandoned by her husband just weeks after their marriage. A bit dark at first, but I promise a HEA for our favorite couple.