He always thought the concept of 'love at first sight' was just something that only happen in movies and dramas. But then, Captain Yoo Sijin met with Doctor Kang Moyeon.

Darcy and Elizabeth have a guest shortly after their marriage, and Darcy gets jealous; Elizabeth can't help but enjoy the way his jealousy manifests. Mature adult content.

Lydia didn't run away with Wickham. So when Darcy went to visit Elizabeth at the inn in Lambton, he didn't find her in tears, but ready to have a reasonable conversation. Darcy was clearly determined to say… something… to Elizabeth, that morning. But what? - Now complete!

Lizzie catches the very first flight she can to be there for his family, but it's way too late to be there for the one who matters. A short modern AU, set four dreary years after Darcy's first profession of love.

A nervous Elizabeth Darcy invites her husband to her bedchamber after being indisposed. A midnight trip to the gallery inspires Darcy to enact a fantasy. These, and more are stories of Darcy and Elizabeth's newly married adventures, written to celebrate our favorite couple's passions as they begin their journey into marital life. Each chapter is a stand-alone story. Mature content.

The years have been kind to Mr. and Mrs. Fitzwilliam Darcy, giving them much to be happy and thankful for. But on one afternoon, Elizabeth feels the years have caught up with her. In uncharacteristically low spirits, she finds two old letters, unread and addressed to her. One-shot.

Modern AU. Elizabeth Bennet & William Darcy clash as they continually run into each other at Netherfield Dog Park. Elizabeth would be happy to never see him again if it weren't for how attached her dog Jane was to his dog Bingley.

6 months after Pitch Perfect 3, Jesse and Beca meet by chance. They haven't spoken in a year and so much has happened. Rated T for minor suggestive themes.

Set just after PP3 - when the waiting stops and the inevitable happens.

The day before their impending double wedding, Elizabeth and Darcy talk of the past, present, and future, all the while anticipating their life together. One-shot.

One shot, set in Lizzy's POV. Darcy and Lizzy are at a party, and Lizzy is borrowing a very ill-fitted outfit. Darcy reacts. Complete!

Lizzy Bennett has been turned into a frog by a warlock. Only a True Love's Kiss can make her human again. Darcy kisses her, it works. So? End of the tale, right? Not with these two…

For someone who had said 'the endings are the best part', he was happy to continue his fairytale with someone else. But two stubborn brunettes, one too like her mother, and their meddling friends disagreed. And they had to sober up, because Operation Jeca was a thing.

What if Elizabeth had overheard the conversation about herself and her family while she was staying at Netherfield? How might her reactions and the outcomes change if she knows early on Darcy admires her eyes and Bingley's family is opposed to Jane? Regency setting, multi-chapter story, WIP. Rated T to be safe.

Darcy was raised by his uncle to be charming, flirtatious and keep a mistress. However he wouldn't let his uncle pick his next mistress for him. This time he'd find his own girl. Elizabeth was poor after her father's death and barely respectable after Lydia married a thickly muscled blacksmith. But Elizabeth always believed she and Jane would marry for love...

Elizabeth Bennet decides on an entirely different approach to dancing at the Meryton Assembly. This is about novella length, complete in 7 chapters. (COMPLETE)

Si Jin takes matters into his own hands when his girlfriend forgets something important. Again. (Sequel to Morning Light)

The overlooked and locked away daughter of the Bennet family attains happiness when the intrigued Duke of Derbyshire discovers the hidden gem that she is. When the truth of her origins come to light, will it destroy the happiness she so dearly cherishes? *Some sexual and violent scenes are depicted*

His future lay shining brightly in his arms.

If only the heart could go back and erase words spoken by the mind.

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.

Mr. Darcy attends the Meryton Assembly. Far from insulting Miss Elizabeth, Darcy accepts Bingley's challenge to dance with the lady. Lizzy has other ideas to make the man less prideful and condescending. What follows is a low angst, heart warming story of a love that will endure. PIP, completely new material from Ch 17.

Lizzy Bennet was never so insulted in her life. Mr. Darcy was never more captivated. A Modern P&P dedicated to readers seeking a faithful portrayal of our beloved characters. Mostly canon-compliant, but completely re-imagined! A good story for Regency fans who don't normally like Modern AU. Rated T for language and mild sexual content (so far.)

Elizabeth Bennet cannot talk about books in a ballroom, but apparently, she can do arithmetic. A little light-hearted diversion at the Netherfield ball assisted by the stone-cold precision of mathematics (Short Story - Complete).

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)

This little one shot takes place in the parlor at Longbourne during the gentlemen's first visit after Lydia's wedding. It's my first ever fan fiction effort so comments welcome.

It's the smallest moments that can make life that much sweeter.

An event so horrible occurs that it changes the Bennet's forever, Altering the course of Pride and Prejudice as we know it. Regency. Multiple Character Pairings! (Elizabeth/Darcy) (Jane/Colonel) (Kitty/Bingley) COMPLETE!

Lizzie Bennet knew about a lot of things: How to best handle one night stands and hangovers, keep Charlotte from doing dumb things, save the world, her friends and her sanity with Chinese food and most important of all: HOW TO SURVIVE BEING A MED STUDENT! But all those abilities were suddenly of no use at all when it came to one William Darcy. Her fucking professor. Modern AU.

He might as well start writing that report.

On his way to find Moyeon, Sijin found plenty of unread messages... sent to him.

Eight months is a long time to be apart.

He never thought he'd be reading Sijin's letter.

Suppose he had to try overcome this feeling.

She never imagined she would be talking to him like this.

She had a lot to think about... after returning alive from being held hostage.

There's still a lot of things Captain Yoo needs to learn.

It seemed to just be coincidental, but perhaps the pebble really was magical.

The situation was critical!

First Lizzy had learned of Mr. Darcy's hand in breaking Jane's heart, and then he had offered the most insulting marriage proposal in history. Could a day get worse? Only if she were to be threatened at sword-point, tied up, and whisked away by a rogue, with only the world's most arrogant man to watch over her. Luckily, that wasn't very likely to happen...

Darcy takes a bath, and gets surprised by his new bride . . .

The classic twist of Mr. Bennet dies, Darcy offers a marriage of protection, and he and Elizabeth must work through their pride and prejudices without being able to escape one another.

I absolutely love this scene from the 1995 BBC version! What is going on in Darcy's head as he watches Elizabeth play and sing and interact with his guests? I love how they are looking at each other at the end of it. Matt McFayden is good, but Colin Firth forever remains the definitive Mr. Darcy.

When his friend Bingley drags the beautiful and elusive Will Darcy out for his birthday, he expects a quiet meal out of the spotlight and nothing more. But when they end up at an underground cabaret club, the sensual woman on stage well and truly steals his spotlight, amongst other things, and Will's world is about to be rocked. Less naive, more adult P&P. MA - sex, BDSM & swearing

Beca x Jesse fanfiction from Pitch Perfect. Beca's not used to feelings that aren't coming from making music, but she's got a lot of them nowadays and it's mostly directed at Jesse. Following Beca and Jesse's ups and downs after the finale. I don't own these characters or the music mentioned.

This is a piece, more for my own understanding of exactly what occurred at the Meryton Assembly, is from Darcy's POV. I was struck by the few words but significant expression when I re-watched the BBC production at the time his character was initially introduced into the story. There was pride and prejudice aplenty at that gathering, from more than one quarter.

When Miss Lydia Bennet is attacked on the road to Meryton on the morning after the Netherfield Ball, suspicions arise on all fronts. Was it a local tradesman's son? Highwaymen? Are the militia men responsible, or will they be the ones to apprehend the murderer? And why has the Netherfield party run off to London the morning after their ball? Truly, a most untoward circumstance...

Darcy plays hero to a stranded Elizabeth.

Beca was really happy - she was good at her job as an agent & she was finally with Jesse. True there were little niggles like Jesse didn't know what she really do for a living & she was hunting her dad's killer. Jesse could not be happier - they were engaged and together. True, there is this one thing about him that Beca did not know about. Rated T for language, M chaps marked.

P&P Variation: "He could walk away. It was too fresh, after all, to think completely rationally in such a situation. He could walk away, but Elizabeth – his Elizabeth – was standing next to Wickham. He could not walk away." Disclaimer: Everything belongs to our dear Jane Austen, to whom we are all indebted for such lively characters and compelling stories.

Another occasion where Elizabeth and Darcy dance together. A one shot: to which a second chapters has been added where the issue of Elizabeth's gown is given thorough consideration.

When Elizabeth and the Gardiners visit Pemberley a year early, a bond of friendship and sisterly love forms between Elizabeth and Georgiana. The repercussions of this meeting change completely the way Elizabeth and Darcy interact once they finally meet.

A lucky meeting in the seaside town of Morecastle results in a series of light-hearted adventures and misadventures, accompanied by prodigious amounts of flirting.

This is a tale of missing undershirts and a missing child, and the quest for a tolerable cup of coffee.

What if old friends George Darcy and Thomas Bennet wrote a marriage contract between their children?

What if Beca's walls were not to protect her but to protect those on the outside? Why Beca left Jesse after two wonderful years was a mystery. Their paths crossed years later; Jesse fresh from his divorce, Beca still single but with a secret that could kill. Will both of them be brave enough to love each other? Disclaimer : No copyright infringement intended.

I freely admit I'm something of a Grinch. You're the complete opposite, and it's such a cliché that you're all I want for Christmas. Will Darcy never meant to fall for his best friend, but there's something irresistible about Elizabeth Bennet at Christmas time. One-shot.

This "what if" stems from the 2005 movie and a broad P&P fanfiction presumption. During their conversation at Pemberley, Darcy found out the Gardiners and Elizabeth were traveling to the next day to Matlock. Knowing this, Darcy didn't ask them to meet Georgiana the next day. Instead, he rather wanted Elizabeth to meet his Matlock relations, and happiness ensues.

What if Mr. Darcy had discovered Elizabeth's opinion of him long before the proposal at Rosings? And how would an honest conversation have affected the story?

You are cordially invited to the wedding of Jane Bennet to Charlie Bingley... Four days of wedding gaiety, a tattooed Elizabeth, three (or four!) eager suitors, a brilliant plan, a scheming Caroline, and embarrassing family members abound. RSVPs recommended.

In this modern retelling of Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth Bennet is a high-powered, idealistic lawyer, Will Darcy is CEO of a private equity firm, and they grapple with work, love, and family. M for bad language and gauzy sexual metaphors.

Social worker Elizabeth Bennet hates bankers. Will Darcy is an artistic soul trapped in a banker's world. Beer is spilled, barbs are thrown and love emerges. A love story in 18 chapters, all written, and posting Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Beca's a cynical wedding columnist. Jesse's a heartbroken composer. Their friends might think they're perfect for each other, but they think otherwise. After a drunken mistake, can Beca and Jesse get along long enough to get what they both want? Or is this just a disaster waiting to happen? [AU]

What if Darcy did not find Wickham, and Mr. Bennet died, leaving his disgraced wife and daughters to fend for themselves? What will Elizabeth do to secure the comfort of her family?

Beca knew everything changed once she let the Bellas and Jesse in. Now she's back and ready to start her life with them. She can almost guarantee that this year and years to come will be anything but boring.

What if Darcy hadn't said, "She is tolerable." What if instead he had said...

From Kansas to Simple Minds, love is complicated. Especially between a nerd and the girl with the earspike. (And she doesn't even wear glasses.) Follow Beca and Jesse as they stack, sort, and fix their feelings for each other at the station, and everywhere else. An extended look at the events in the movie, featuring most other characters. Canon heavy. Rated T for serious language.

Elizabeth Bennet, on her way from Kent to London after receiving Mr. Darcy's awful proposal and life-changing letter, falls victim to a freak spring snowstorm, and the only man who can save her is the one she had totally rejected as "the last man on Earth she could be prevailed on to marry."

Another single young man moves into the neighborhood. Mr. Darcy experiences jealousy for the first time, Charlotte questions her own views on marriage, and Mrs. Bennet wins an argument. The story begins when Jane is sick at Netherfield.

Yet another D/E wedding night tale. Elizabeth is a sheltered maiden, Darcy is experienced and practically prostrate with lust. But he wants to take his time and make his new bride comfortable. Rated a strong M. Mature readers only, please.

Doctor Elizabeth Bennet is paged to the ER late one night, and finds herself remembering a similar situation from her past. One Shot.

LBD Universe. "Since when do lunch with Fitz and Gigi and making out in your office not count as dates?" Darcy insists on an actual date after six weeks of being together. Adorableness ensues.

The Lizzie Bennet Diaries. For his first date with Lizzie, Darcy had prepared for absolutely everything. The one thing he wasn't ready for was Lizzie.

LBD-verse. Darcy overhears a conversation which changes his first impression of Lizzie and Jane. Re-uploaded with a different rating.

LBD-verse. Darcy informs Mrs. Bennet about their engagement. Sequel to "Evolving Impressions." One-shot.

William Darcy discovers he's in strange new territory when he finds himself in charge of planning his wedding to Lizzy Bennet, who couldn't care less about weddings. He becomes just a little bit fixated on getting the flowers exactly right. Modern, one-shot.

Lizzie thought that one amazing night of post break up sex was what she needed to forget about her Ex. But what are you supposed to do, when your one night stand shows up, at the most inconvenient of moments? One Shot.

Regency, D&E HEA. Elizabeth and Jane are children of Mr. Bennet's first marriage. The results of Ramsgate are more dire than in canon. We begin on the night of the Meryton Assembly.

Though they are married, Mr. Darcy has never quite given up his habit of "often standing within a very short distance of her, quite disengaged," and Elizabeth wants to know why. Very short, mostly fluffy one-shot.

If Lady Catherine had realised that nothing is more appealing than when it is forbidden, she might have stayed away, and hoped against hope that the rumour about her nephew was no more than that... and she would not have been so helpful in teaching him t

Mr and Mrs Darcy's first public appearance after their wedding... how does it go? Regency, One-Shot.

Mr. Darcy is in for a surprise on his wedding night. A one shot.

Will Darcy had absolutely everything. Until the accident. In a glimpse of what could have been, he wakes up beside Lizzy Bennet, the artist he was supposed to dump ten years ago. The fork in his path. Still, what the hell happened to his Armani suits?

Modern P&P. A love story. Lizzie's a ballet dancer that may never dance again; Darcy's a doctor that helped save her leg. A story exploring love and how it drives people to do some of the things they do. COMPLETE!

Darcy and Elizabeth's wedding night, and their conversation in the morning. I have in mind Colin Firth's Mr. Darcy. Thanks so much for your kind reviews - Often I can't get the links to work to reply directly, but I love to read your comments!

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There were some things he would never admit to anyone, and the number of times he had almost kissed Elizabeth Bennet was one of those things. Oneshot. Darcyfic. Part of a series.

Beth's last summer before college was going perfectly well until the arrival of Will Darcy threatened to change everything. After repeated misunderstandings, can they ever manage to be friends?