Mr. Darcy has not come to Netherfield alone, Colonel Fitzwilliam is on leave and has come to make sure his cousin is not a recluse. Elizabeth does not meet a sulking Mr. Darcy but instead a man eager to fulfill a promise to his cousin and ready to dance with a new lady.

When Elizabeth accepted Mr. Darcy's proposal of marriage, Mr. Bennet complicated his consent with a condition, known only to himself and Mr. Darcy. Elizabeth must spend the season in London, associating with the first circles of society as Mr. Darcy's fiancee. If Elizabeth is unhappy with the experience, Mr. Bennet will withdraw his consent. Will their love withstand the test?

What would have happened if Jane Bennet had married that young gentleman that sent her poetry when she was fifteen? How will Elizabeth react to the gentlemen at Netherfield if she has another example of marriage right in front of her?