Two men in love with the same woman - which will she choose? Or will fate allow her two loves in one lifetime?

What if Jane Bennet had been born with a chromosome abnormality similar to Down Syndrome?...**please read letter to readers before beginning**

What if Elizabeth and Darcy talked to each other in Kent and clarified any misconceptions prior to the proposal? This entire story has been edited and updated. A WIP that ends in HEA for ODC will eventually be published eventually. Updated to fix errors and some inconsistencies. Updating and revising - chapters 12-17 will be back as they are updated.

Elizabeth Bennet, the best of the CIA's agents, receives a late-night call-back to Langley shortly after returning from a long, exhausting deep-cover mission. She is expected to accept another deep-cover mission and team with CIA agent, Charles Bingley, and an MI-6 agent, Fitzwilliam Darcy. Darcy is MI-6's best — and in the States trailing international terrorist, George Wickham.

Kitty Bennet is unwell so her oldest sister Jane and husband Charles, take her to Italy. There she meets a mysterious count, Count Castelfiore, who follows her to England. He wants to marry her but he has a terrible secret.

Elizabeth lives in an abandoned scientific Center, alone, with 84 000 zombies. Well, that's kind of an exaggeration. First, the zombies do not live with her, they are outside the Center—mostly. And second, Elizabeth is not exactly alone. There is another living human in the building, an obnoxious, haughty, unpleasant man who is going to make her existence so much more difficult...

Mr Bennet married the daughter of an Earl with whom he had 3 children – twins James and Elizabeth, as well as Mary. His wife and her only brother die. Soon after, Bennet's older brother marries Fanny Gardiner just before his death. When Fanny delivers twin girls, Kitty and Lydia, Bennet inherits Longbourn. To keep James safe from Collins, Bennet's son is raised by his grandparents.

On the Tuesday when Darcy first encounters Wickham in Meryton, his guardian angel informs him that Wickham will become his brother-in-law if things continue on and gives him the opportunity to mend that future via repeating Tuesdays. Believing that means Wickham will marry Georgiana, Darcy is desperate to change the future. Rated T for safety. D&E HEA. WIP. Updates Tues, Th, & Sat

After the Bennets are ruined and left without a father, Mr. Darcy turns up with a proposition for Elizabeth. As disguise is his abhorrence, he decides to explain exactly what he has in mind and wants her to agree to. This story is rated "M" for for frank discussions of sex, past prostitution and interactions. NOW CONTINUED!

Two families, two daughters , two opposite personalities and one unexpected conversation that changed the course of events. Disclaimer : this is a Pride and Prejudice fanfiction with OOC characters . All characters belongs to Jane Austen. ODC HEA. ( unedited) Warning: This story contains some violent scenes. Rated T for now/eventually M.

What if Longbourn was not entailed on the male line, but a daughter could inherit? What if Jane were The Heiress of Longbourn? How would that change what happened in our beloved PnP story?

I am writing a 12-part series based on "Speak Now" by Taylor Swift in honor of her Taylor's version releasing tonight. This is Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy talking after the second proposal

After his disastrous marriage proposal, Mr. Darcy is forced to compromise his honor and risk his life to protect the woman he loves.

After his return from his confrontation with Elizabeth at Hunsford, Darcy confesses to Bingley. It all spirals out of control from there. Another OOC* squared story. (*Out of Character or Out of Canon, your choice)

What if Elizabeth and Darcy were forced to spend time together before the disastrous Hunsford proposal?

Mrs. Bennet, in her desperation to save Longbourn from falling into the hands of the insufferable Mr. Collins, discovers a legal loophole. Enter the wealthy, aloof Mr. Darcy - a perfect match, except for his reluctance and Elizabeth's initial disdain.

A late night business meeting turns into a dinner invitation, where Mr Charles Bingley is surprisingly reunited with Miss Jane Bennet. Meanwhile, Mr Darcy receives a shock of all his own. Can their friendship survive the lie Mr Darcy and the superior sisters assertions that Miss Jane feels nothing for Charles? What have the Matlocks to do with anything?

Darcy proposes to Elizabeth. She is willing to accept him but on one condition. I did not plan for this to become sweet and fluffy… but… any objections? ;-) Note: Sorry for delay.

During Elizabeth's visit to Pemberley, she goes out for a walk and Mr Darcy goes to search for her. FLUFF. ONE SHOT. REGENCY.

Mrs Bennet dies while pregnant with Lydia. Mr Bennet remarries a respectable, but poor widow that he had hired as governess to his four daughters. Jane and Mary are married, as their stepmother doesn't scare away suitors. It is with these circumstances that the Bennets meet the Netherfield party. TW: Miscarriage and death in first chapter.

We all love ye-olde compromise trope, even though we all suspect the whole scheme is full of logical holes and probably not really a thing. This is an ongoing series of short compromise stories of varying levels of silliness, not to be taken too seriously. Includes people caught in compromising positions, and other compromises like Charlotte marrying an idiot for security.

Wealthy, handsome, and privileged, Fitzwilliam Darcy has never had reason to envy his cousin Richard as the latter serves the Crown both on and off the battlefield. But things change when Richard shows up to a family house party betrothed to a supposed heiress, with seemingly no intention to honor his vows. A Regency spy AU.

What if . . . Mrs. Gardiner's Lambton relations had been a little more well-to-do and what if she had stronger and longer ties to them and to Derbyshire? In this variation Elizabeth begins to spend summers with the Gardiners in Derbyshire at a fairly young age. As a result she develops her own ties to that part of the world and its people, including the Darcy's of Pemberley.

When word of Georgiana’s almost elopement is suddenly brought to light, the Darcys find compassion in the most unexpected of places. Will he be able to bring his pride under good regulation? Will these events help Elizabeth to see through her prejudice? If so, does this mean everyone’s favorite couple will find their way to each other sooner?

A series of one shots I