Gathering of friends

I have decided to bring Mr. Darcy with me to Longbourn. I hope that it was a good surprise for Elizabeth. I requested to walk with my dear Jane to have some alone time with her, but also to allow Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth some time together. I feel rejoyced knowing it all paid off, for we learned rather quickly that Mr. Darcy proposed to Elizabeth and she accepted. Fortune seems to have engulfed us all in these times. I am honored to bring happiness for my friends.

A regular visitor

It is almost as if I am moving in with the Bennets, for I spend all of my free time in their company. It is a great pleasure to be there and I just can not get over how happy I am with Jane. Conversation with Elizabeth has increased and is quite entertaining. I felt so terrible finding out Jane had traveled to London while I was there. I am glad she understood that I had no knowledge of her voyage. It upsets me that this was kept from me. But, everything is alright since Jane and I are once again together and happy.

Hunting in the morning

This morning, Mr. Bennet and I spent some time together shooting on his manor. Mr. Bennet is a pleasant man; I enjoyed the time spent with him. Afterwards, we returned to their home. And today, I decided to make a big step with Jane. I have finally proposed to her after a long time of waiting. Tonight has truly been excellent.

Visiting the Bennets

I have been so excited to see the Bennets. Today I visited them, however, I seemed to arrive so early that no one was fully ready. I think it was more embarrassing for me than the rest of them. But, I am still glad to be in their presence. I hope they feel the same about me. Jane seemed to be in a rush to see me and it delights me that she enjoys my company.

A day with Mr. Bennet

I have had the honor of being invited to spend a day with Mr. Bennet and shoot on his manor. It should be a blast. So generous the Bennets are. It makes me fall in love with Jane more and more to know she comes from a nice family. Mrs. Bennet was correct in that I promised them a visit, but never followed through. I feel ashamed of breaking this promise and I shall make it up to the Bennets indeed.

Dinner with the Bennets

I enjoyed my dinner with the Bennet family. It was very nice to see Jane again. I noticed a bit of prejudice being thrown against Mr. Darcy however. I don't believe he is deserving of it, considering what he has done for the Bennets. I do not believe Mr. or Mrs. Bennet realized how much Mr. Darcy has helped the. Ah, ignorance should be done away with.

Missing her

After being gone for so long in London, I have grown to miss my friends, including Jane. I still care very much for her, and I must see her again. I perhaps should not have traveled to London. It only seperated me from the ones I love. I shall be attending dinner with the Bennet family soon, accompanied by Mr. Darcy. I am excited to see Jane again. I believe this will be a great visit.

An unfortunate wedding

Hearing that Lydia has fallen victim to Wickham is startling news, but things can only get worse for the poor Bennets. I hope the public does not hear of the news, for it would bring much shame upon the Bennet family. It was a great deed of Mr. Darcy to bail Wickham out and save their title. Sadly Wickham has won the battle, but it is fortunate that Mr. Darcy still has feelings for Elizabeth. Wickham better get his act together.

Stirring news

Hmmm, I have been quite unactive lately. It seems everyone else is all in a buzz with news. But i figure it is best I am not included in it all. Most of what I come across is bad news. I don't prefer all the rivalries and disputes occuring. Let the problems be alleviated soon.

Terrible Wickham

Hearing news of Wickham is startling. If it is true he has caught a victim of the Bennet family, I hope they may rid him from their daughters' attention soon. I can recall from when he attempted to take advantage of Mr. Darcy's sister. It was all to suit his greed so he may inherit the fortune. Its terrible he has resurfaced. I should keep an eye on him incase he makes any attempt on my own sisters.

We meet again

Visiting with Mr. Darcy was great fun. Miss Elizabeth Bennet attended our get-together, and i had the pleasure of speaking with her. It has been eight months since I had last seen her. I hope she does not hold any negative feelings toward me. I was greatful for her visit.

Reunion

I am happy to be visiting Mr. Darcy tomarrow after not seeing him for so long. My sisters will accompany me to this event. I am anxious to learn of any news he may bring of those outside London. I am sure he would enjoy the stories I bring from this city. Re-uniting with old friends is always a joyous occasion.

Caring for a friend

I am not busy in the wonderful city of London at the moment. But hearing of Mr. Darcy's upset feelings from Elizabeth's rejection, I can only hope my dear friend may find love. He is deserving of a woman suitable for his lifestyle. Perhaps he should visit me in London and maybe he may find what he is looking for.

Old Friends

London is such a lively place. Big cities are full of discoveries. I have enjoyed my time here in this great city. But I do miss my old friends. When i should go back to visit, I have know knowledge, though i hope it to be soon.

Rivalry

It is indeed startling to hear of dispute between Ms. Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy. Though I do not know the full story, I do not choose a side to support. It is never a happy occasion to have two friends in a quarrel. I hope their conflict is resolved quickly.

Surprise proposal

I have been informed my dear friend, Mr. Darcy, has made a proposal to Ms. Elizabeth Bennet. I am surprised at this news, for he had never once mentioned his admiration of her in any conversation. But, I can comprehend perfectly well why he would ask for her hand in marriage. It is most unfortunate Ms. Bennet declined him. I hope there may be a second chance between the two.

On the Road

In my days of traveling, I have had the honor of being introduced to many new friends. In my duration at Netherfield, I am glad to have met the Bennet family. It is even more fortunate I was introduced to the beautiful Jane Bennet. But now I must bid farewell. I am curious of the discoveries i am to make in London.

A change in scenes

I have enjoyed my stay in Netherfield and do not wish to leave; however, I feel it is necessary I do not return permanently. Mr. Darcy has advised me in the concern of my best interest to remove myself from the area. He is a close friend and acquaintance, and I trust his judgement. It is most unfortunate I must leave the Bennet family, for I admire them a great amount. I should hope to visit in the future.