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Mr. Darcy's Reverie: A Sensual Pride and Prejudice Variation
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Mr. Darcy's Reverie: A Sensual Pride and Prejudice Variation

By: Emma Hawke, A Lady
Narrated by: J K Mannion
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Summary

When did Mr. Darcy first fall in love with Miss Elizabeth Bennet?

This is a short and steamy Jane Austen fan fiction romantic story about fine eyes, a dirty petticoat, and their effect on a gentleman's ability to reign in his passion. Mr. Darcy reflects upon the bewitching Miss Elizabeth Bennett, his admiration growing ever warmer as he imagines her as his wife.

Note: the following short consists of Mr. Darcy's romantic reflections, randy reveries, and ultimately rapturous release during a night at Netherfield. Ever the proper and considerate gentleman, Mr. Darcy believes in closed doors, but for you, dear reader, the door to his thoughts has been swung fully open. If you don't wish to know what the ardent Mr. Darcy would really like to do with Elizabeth, then please do not purchase this story.

©2017 Emma Hawke (P)2018 Emma Hawke Regency Romance Romance Classics
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tried couple times but I don't remember the story. worked so well as a lull to tired sleep

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