Elizabeth makes a choice to work as a governess in Derbyshire. Why does she make that choice? She hides a secret about her past. Darcy falls in love with her. His pride does not allow him to declare his love for her, but when he does, will she accept him? What will happen when she discovers who she really is? HEA. Story is WIP. Many new characters. Rated T for safety.

Darcy battles his pride, his past, and his present, hoping to secure a happy future. A character study and romance. — All in Darcy's POV; a different path forward than in canon.

Part of my "If Music Be" series of P and P (and related media) series of stories. A series of short, mostly (or possibly all) rated M scenes from Lizzie and Williams life in the Lizzie Bennet Diaries universe, inspired by Billy Joel's Scenes from an Italian Restaurant.

Eight-years-old Mr. Darcy finds a dying pregnant fairy and decides to raise the orphan. At Kent he listens to his pocket conscience's advice to propose to his beloved Lizzie. He means to stop Charles's plans to ruin her. But who is Mr. Darcy, he will find out he might be hiding from a place far away.. Light weight romantic fantasy . Elizabeth & Mr. Darcy- PIP

In which canon scenes get disrupted by straight talking. A collection of drabbles and oneshots that diverge from the canon at various points when things were left unsaid.

AU Non-Canon GENERAL REGENCY. Charlotte finds herself at a crossroad when Mr. Collins proposes marriage. Her refusal sets off the balance of her normally jovial parents. Miss Lucas's next steps set off a chain of events that leave her parents, and friends, to wonder if they will ever see her again. Note inside.

William Darcy is a world famous rock star with his band Pemberley, also starring singer Charles Bingley and drum musician Richard Fitzwilliam. Elizabeth Bennet is a technician working on their tour. Her sister Jane and her friends Charlotte and Maria Lucas form the group The Meryton Assembly, are Pemberley's opening act. What could possibly go wrong ?

Fitzwilliam Darcy is a wolf shifter in Regency England who find his moon fated mate in the human Elizabeth Bennet. A short story.

Mrs Bennet was furious at her most difficult daughter. She would have her say, no matter how fast Lizzy thought she could run. Little did she know just how much she would get to have her say…

Una tragedia familiar cambia bruscamente el destino de la familia Bennet y tanto Elizabeth como Jane buscan la forma de ayudar a su madre y hermanas. Desgraciadamente, el camino para encontrar la felicidad estará lleno de obstáculos que ellas deben sortear.

What might have happened if Mr Bennet kept in contact with friends from university to play chess by mail - although it was a very private hobby. Nothing really changes until Elizabeth visits Hunsford. WARNING - no HEA for E&D

I've always wondered what Anne de Bourgh thought about her supposed betrothal do Darcy. Was she happy, sad, skeptical, annoyed, jealous, what? When each year went by without an announcement, was she happy, sad, or relieved? Let's find out. (See Cautions)

Just a little drabble. This scene for a story occurred to me early this morning and needed to be written before I could do anything else. D&E meet earlier. E lives with the Gardiners in London. The two are engaged to be married when E receives a summons to return home to Longbourn. Commenters asked for more, so here it is.

Darcy was married to Lizzie, but never changed. He died an early death and left a will for Richard to marry Lizzie, but now that he is ghost, he regrets it. The jealous ghost who must learn to change and accept Lizzie is alive. Richard loves her and will always be good to her. Col Fitzwilliam, Elizabeth, and Mr. Darcy.

P&P (and post-novel) through the eyes of Mary, Kitty, and Lydia. Behind the main scenes of Austen's novel: family drama, sibling rivalry, romance and heartbreak, self-discovery, cannon and original characters. Better summary inside. Post-novel chapters now being posted...

George Darcy and Lady Anne are still alive and not happy with how haughty their son has become. They will have to take steps to reverse it, before its too late.

In which Mr Collins is a doting pet owner and learns the value of perseverance. One-shot.

Jane's anxieties help her recognize Mr. Darcys shyness. Mr. Bingley, intrigued by the shy, quiet beauty tries to help Jane blossom. The story deviates from the original book eventually, as Jane becomes more out spoken with Mr. Bingleys unconditional admiration.

Overnight, young Master Darcy became responsible for a vast estate, its more than 1000 dependents, and a young sister he barely knew. How is he going to manage all that? Moreover, with the Darcy family facing near extinction, he desperately needs an heir. But to get an heir, he first needs a wife. The mamas of the ton are already on his trail... Prequel to P&P, canon-compliant.

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

Darcy is not a man who can take no for an answer. Writing complete, new chapters weekly.

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. Contains a darker, sensual and desperate Darcy. This story is rated "M" for frank discussions of sex, past prostitution (Lydia), abuse and marital sex.

Fitzwilliam Darcy doesn't hold back when telling Elizabeth Bennet about his ardent love for her. She loves him as well, but because of Lydia, the Bennets' reputation will be permanently damaged. Darcy and Elizabeth join forces to seek a favorable resolution.

Mr. Bennet on his deathbed asked his cousin to take 17-year-old Elizabeth to live with her. He was afraid his wife would make Elizabeth's life miserable. Darcy managed to save Georgiana, but not before her ruination became gossip among the Ton. A surprising gentleman proves to be their salvation. Edited by Sam.H

Mr. Darcy's father gives him an ultimatum: marry one of his friend's four daughters, or face disinheritance.