MASTERLIST: Mr. Darcy x You
A Winter's Love at Pemberley:
admiring your two children playing in the winter snow
A Dance Beneath the Stars:
enjoying a day with your busy husband and ending it with a loving dance with thanks to his sister Georgianna
A Most Unexpected Surprise:
• Part 2
telling your husband you are to be expecting a second addition to your family
A Love Beyond Time:
your lovely wedding day with your Mr. Darcy
A Dance of Words:
your friendship with Georgianna Darcy leads to the beginning of your courtship
A Heart All Their Own:
due to encouragements from friends and family, you and your husband realize it's time to expand your family
The Dance of the Swan:
playing piano and dancing to Carnival of Animals XIII The Swan with Mr. Darcy at his ball
The Heart's Awakening:
an unknown bitterness sparks when an acquaintance makes a move on your close friend Mr. Darcy
An Affectionate Rebellion:
Lady Catherine de Bourgh comes to Pemberley to scrutinize the unity between you and her nephew
• Prequel- The Warmth of Home:
the joys of an aristocratic life with your husband and son Edward
An Undisclosed Love:
Bingley!Reader; You and Mr. Darcy confront the tension of the inexplicably drawing connection, marking the quiet beginning of a romance
Love and Tenderness:
your gentle, intimate wedding night with Mr. Darcy
Confession of Broken Hearts:
you cannot bear to see the one you love show tender affection to another, thus you urgently confess
Whispers in the Storm:
• Part 2
• Part 3
an urgent calling for you and your husband to Longbourn amidst a terrible storm
Tremors of Betrayal:
• Part 2
grappling with the haunting presence of your husband's past love
The Cost of Pride:
Mr. Darcy reflects on pride that caused the greatest loss
Tender Moments: Home with Darcy:
loving moments at home with your dear husband as you reflect on your union
Gentleman's Restraint of Yearnings:
coming across you on a walk, he realizes he is not at liberty to comfort you though he wants to be
Melting Hearts:
"I felt as if I were melting inside, and I might go on and on melting" - Joanna Glenn
Between Love and Grief:
• Part 2
"Love and grief, joy and pain. They're very close together. Or perhaps sometimes they're not even different things." - Joanna Glenn
A Fevered Return:
Mr. Darcy returns home to Pemberley to find his wife has taken sickly
A Visit to Longbourn:
Bennet!Reader; shortly after your marriage, you receive an invitation to your family in Longbourn
Jealousy and Devotion:
"Such is my life; A minute ago I was happy, immersed in a book. Now I feel a misery only violence could cure." - Kim Addonizio
Ripples of the Lake:
finding yourself in an unexpected lakeside encounter, revealing a surprising side of Mr. Darcy
A Family Announcement:
Bennet!Reader; telling your dear friends and family you are to be expecting a child
A Tour to the Lakes:
a journey to the Lake District with your dear husband
Tormented Love:
"- You don't love me? - Yes, but in torment." - Marina Tsvetaeva
Whispers in the Dusk:
"It is dusk. I want to know how to be close to you. Closer." - Else Fitzgerald
A Night at Netherfield:
"I was oversensitive. I'd been told this my entire life. It was a liability, my sensitivity, but it was also a power," - Suzanne Scanlon
In the Stillness of Night:
with footsteps in the unease of night, your husband Mr. Darcy protects you from any danger
Ink and Affection:
Part 2
"Writing to you is like kissing you. It is something physical" - Simone de Beauvoir
Damnable Eyes
"Eyes are full of language." - Anne Sexton
Threads of Duty and Desire
"I've been looking after people my whole life. Holding it together. Holding everyone together. And I've stopped. And I'm exhausted." - Joanna Glenn
The Quiet Observer
"Speak to me aching heart; what / ridiculous errand are you inventing for yourself / weeping in the dark" - Louise Glück
Unspoken Years
“‘You talk as though I’ve had an amputation.’ ‘I think you have. I think someone has cut out your heart.’” - Jeanette Winterson
Candlelight and Confession
a masquerade a Netherfield, who ever could this enchanting gentleman be?
The Portrait Room
"You occupy me so completely" - Margaret Atwood
Longing, That Madness
"What is longing, if not madness, with a ribbon around its throat?"
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