Elizabeth Bennet, his new right hand is upset. William Darcy doesn't know what to do about that. He will get to the bottom of her problem. Even if HE is the problem. One shot. Modern romance.

A succession of rain extends Jane and Lizzy’s stay at Netherfield. Bingley is delighted, Caro is not. Lizzy is frustrated. And Darcy? He likes to think he is indifferent. But who else will be stuck with them? And who is hiding messages in books, whom are they for and who is going to find them? No/low angst, silly story with ODC HEA ;-)

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.

Mrs. bennet had a dowry of four thousand pounds even though she was a solicitor's daughter. Accordingly, Bennet could have saved a comfortable amount being a gentleman of more income than his father-in-law. What would have happened if Mr. Gardiner had taught his daughter to save?

What would happen if two best friends fell in love with the same gentleman? What would happen if the gentleman chose one of them? AU. Elizabeth is Mr. Bennet's niece.

Elizabeth had not been to Netherfield since THAT day. But Jane needs her there now. She has to go. Jane will be angry with her for returning to Netherfield, but she must go. But what will it cost her to be there?

"In the character of Mary Bennet there existed a profound irony which was as follows: the only quality that saved her from being wholly ordinary was the extraordinary degree of ordinariness which she possessed." A Mary Bennet romance.

Married couple William and Elizabeth Darcy are new parents, coming up on their first Mother's Day with little Liam. Will with the best of intentions wants to make the day extra special for Lizzy and doesn't realize how hard Mother's Day is for her, since her own mother died. A short modern story, set in the present in the USA, featuring the challenges of parenting.

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 ?

Leaving home is an anxious event in most circumstances. However, Maple Darcy is not leaving home to get married. She is instead attending an all women's' school to further her education. Leaving behind her loving father, Mr. Darcy, Maple braves this new season with excitement to learn more about the world. But what she learns about herself is the most shocking discovery of all.

Darcy married Lizzie and remained unchanged. His untimely demise led to a will for Richard to wed Lizzie. In the afterlife, Darcy struggles with jealousy after witnessing Richard's genuine love and care for her and her son. Maybe there might be hope for second chances if Mr. Darcy repents and accepts Lizzie's happiness. Col Fitzwilliam, Elizabeth, and Mr. Darcy.

Taken down for publication: Preview only. Shortly after the entire party departed from Netherfield, Darcy dreams about his botched proposal in April. He goes back to Netherfield to correct Elizabeth's impression of him sooner to save himself from the heartbreak. Unbeknownst to him, Elizabeth has a similar dream. Early reconciliation for ODC; others still try to get in their way

A Fantasy Variation: Mr.Darcy needs to find a mate for his griffin, leave Netherfield, and fulfill his responsibilities. If he finds himself attracted to a lady of inferior birth it is only because his griffin is going into heat. It has nothing to do with her fine eyes or the liveliness of her mind. He can not be distracted. Not even if his griffin really likes her.

Follow the Bennet sisters as they attend the Meryton Assembly and encounter the wealthy and handsome Mr. Darcy, whose arrogance and pride sparks a fiery conflict with the witty and opinionated Elizabeth. But as the world is thrown into chaos with the arrival of alien invaders, Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy must put aside their differences and work together to save their world.

Playing with Austen's text and some well-worn tropes to arrive at a happily ever after just a bit differently. (REPOSTED BY CHAPTER - By request) - Nothing New.

He is trying to forget HER, but when his worst enemy comes to him with information about her, what will he do? HEA

What if instead of walking away from Elizabeth after she rejected him, Darcy kissed her instead? Based off the 2005 movie. This is simply my adaptation of what could have happened instead. I don't own any of the characters, they all belong to the lovely Jane Austen.

Enough is enough. No more serenity. No more quiet acceptance of her mother's never-ending wailing. No more parentification. Two sisters have had enough of the sacrifices they have had to make for their family. And it all starts when ever loving, ever forgiving Jane finally snaps. And who could blame her.

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, heartbreak, self-discovery, cannon and original characters. Better summary inside. Post-novel chapters now being posted...

An unexpected twist of fate brings Mr. Darcy to a place he never imagined himself patronizing and where he once again crosses paths with Miss Elizabeth Bennet. She too had been brought here by an unforeseen and cruel twist of fate. Now they must strive to overcome the pain and taint of ruin to find happiness and a future in an unforgiving society who thrives on scandal.

Darcy battles his pride, his past, and his present, hoping to secure a happy future. A character study and love story. — All in Darcy's POV. (Partial story. Complete, revised and edited version available on Amazon, Meryton Press.)

Did he really expect her to come walking the in the same lane after the disaster of his proposal last night? Now what should he do with the letter?

[[ On Hiatus ]] After the abandonment of Netherfield, the Bennet parents become far more aggressive in their attempts to avoid the hedgerows. (See Cautions in Chapter 1)

Darcy overhears Lizzy refuse Mr. Collins's proposal, but he overhears more: that Lizzy finds Darcy repellent. He abandons Netherfield disllusioned. But, at Rosings a few months later, during Easter, he encounters Lizzy again. Can they find their way past themselves and into a new, shared life? Can it be done with Lady Catherine, Anne, and Mr. Collins all athwart their path?

Due to her family's troubled estate, Elizabeth takes it upon herself to alleviate the Bennet family's financial woes by seeking employment as a governess. With experience and charm working in her favour she is prepared for anything, but life proves to have a little more in store for her when she takes a position caring for Mr Darcy's children. (AU) -WIP