"A Shakespearean play..." he chuckled, "yes, I can see where you are coming from with that comparison. It does at times feel as if we have stepped into the Merry Wives of Windsor." But Darcy had grown used to it, surprisingly quickly given his more reserved nature. "Even if you knew that marriage was on the horizon? If you know the direction in which the two of you are headed, why not start now? A marriage is really only a formality here." He looked at Charles curiously. Based on his last conversation with Miss Jane Bennet he was fairly confident he knew what Charles wished to ask him. "Yes, dinner sounds like an excellent plan. Lead on,"
Charles chuckles and points at his friend likening their situation to the Merry Wives of Windsor. "That is a good comparison. Although, the frightening events I would liken them to the tales of Frankenstein." He says in a good humored tone and continued smiles. "Fearing for her honor and reputation has become a great concern of mine. Not to mention, I..." Charles responds as he nervously wrings his hands. "I am also filled with a fear of failing my wedding night duties. Not that I do not want that special connection or that I can't see that, of course... But when I helped her take her shoes off and helped her undo the back of her ballgown... I had to steady myself so not to get overwhelmed by her and her shear beauty." The man responds with a face as red as his hair. He begins to nod and sighs. "Yes, please. I know a wonderful restaurant just down the way here." Charles says as he begins to lead the way.












