The Most Troubled

by We All Need A Nap

three years into their marriage Elizabeth and Darcy are forced to make hard decisions due to unusual problems when faced with a path of destruction led by none other then Elizabeth's foolish sister, and her manipulative husband, Lydia and George Wickham. Will the pain caused by the Wickhams ever cease?

11. As they watch

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Elizabeth watched out the parlor window as Lydia kicked and hit the doors while she screamed in rage. "She's come back Darcy" Elizabeth stated to her husband who stood behind her, also watching.

"I know" He replied, though he could not blame Elizabeth for stating the obvious, as he too was shocked.

"We can't let her have George, we simply can't" Elizabeth said and swallowed a lump in her throat. "Could you even imagine him in a house with a mother and father like that? Little George is such a sweet boy, he'd never survive it"

"No, I can't." Darcy answered, it was now that they watched as the carriage disappeared down the path. Elizabeth turned to look at Darcy.

"To what end does she wish to gain him? What if the law agrees with her?" Elizabeth asked, she covered her mouth as she began to cry.

Darcy yanked Elizabeth into his arms, guiding her head to cry against his shoulder while Elizabeth wrapped her arms around his neck, letting out her tears.

After two years had passed, Elizabeth had been convinced that Lydia and Wickham would not return. She had let herself love Little George, and look past who his parents were. She had even allowed her own son to consider his cousin as a brother. Fitzwilliam of course, knew George was not his brother, but being raised with him for two years, it was only natural for Fitzwilliam to feel the brotherly affections.

Elizabeth finally pulled herself away from Darcy and took some breaths. "I apologize" She said and wiped her eyes a bit. "We must do everything I can to protect Little George" Elizabeth said then nodded. "I'll retire early tonight if that is alright with you"

"You need not apologize, your tears are welcome. And yes, considering the situation in play, I think it'd be best of you to rest" Darcy replied shortly then looked out the window. "I should encourage it" Darcy stated quietly.

Elizabeth then left the parlor, no longer wishing to be around anyone she went up to her own chambers.