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What if Mr Darcy refused to take no for an answer?	By : ClassicsRetold Category: > Pride and Prejudice Views: 61546 -:- Recommendations : 1 -:- Currently Reading : 0
Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction, based on Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is unintentional/coincidental. I do not own Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, nor the characters from them. I do not profit

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Mr Darcy and Mr Bingley arrived together early the following morning and it was quickly agreed that the engaged couples would walk out together at the local park, before their peace was destroyed by the imminent arrival of Mrs Bennet later that morning.
Once at the park the couples took separate paths and agreed to meet back at the entrance in an hour. Darcy of course instantly directed Lizzy towards the most sheltered path with a secluded bench. Once they were seated, he gently kissed her hands and continued to hold them as he asked, ‘So my love, did you take my advice and practice last night?’
‘Yes, I did’, Lizzy said with a shy smile, ‘I must thank you for your most excellent recommendation.’
‘What did you think of while practising, my dearest, loveliest Elizabeth?’
‘I think you meant whom I thought of, rather than what, did you not dearest? I shall tell you though, as you asked so sweetly. I dreamed of a very sullen gentlemen who once studiously read his book while we were alone at Netherfield and refused to even look my way; until I felt forced to distract him from his learned endeavours.’
‘And how did he respond to such attentions?’
‘He seemed most pleasantly surprised, and soon put that learned mind of his to good use.’
‘I’m sure he was most happy to suddenly be given his heart’s desire – I imagine he had been trying desperately hard to concentrate on his book and resisting the urge to kiss you until you agreed to marry him.’
‘He should never resist the urge to kiss me, it is most ungenerous of him,’ replied Lizzy and shyly asked, ‘even then you were attracted to me?’
‘From the moment I saw you smile, Lizzy.’
‘Then I shall smile often, if that is the result. Now let us discuss our wedding and make up our minds before my mother arrives. I was speaking to Jane last night and explained that we planned to marry as soon as possible and she suggested a double wedding, as after all we would be expected to wait to marry until after Jane and Bingley otherwise as she is the eldest.’
‘And Jane is happy to marry within the next few weeks?’
‘She has been waiting for Mr Bingley for a long time and as long as he agrees, Jane does not want to wait longer than necessary. I also explained to her that in our case sooner, rather than later would be advisable.’
‘I see, and how did she take that news?’
‘Better than I expected, but then Jane has always had the amazing ability to regain her equilibrium with more ease than anyone else I have ever I known. She loves me as well, which helped her see past our scandalous behaviour! But are you happy with a double wedding, William?’
‘As long as I’m marrying you, my love the rest is inconsequential though sharing the day with Charles and your sister does have a certain appeal. Charles will be pleased, he told me on the way here that he thought your mother would want quite a long engagement in order to plan a truly lavish wedding breakfast.’
‘Excellent, then I’m sure he’s agreeing to plan right now, cried Lizzy and gave Darcy one of her dazzling smiles.
‘Now, to convince Mama…’
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Mrs Bennet was so in awe of Mr Darcy that she only gave the weakest of protests when the two betrothed couples announced they planned to marry in three weeks; and was quickly swept along by the promise of wedding shopping and the excitement of a double wedding. In fact, she was soon convinced it had been her idea - long engagements would be so trying on her nerves after all.
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After three hectic days in London full of shopping for wedding clothes, Lizzy was happy to be leaving for Longbourne in the morning; though it meant leaving Darcy behind while he and Charles waited for Miss Bingley and the Hursts to join them before they could depart for Netherfield.
Darcy was not happy for Lizzy to be leaving without him, but conceded that she must return home to plan the wedding and he stay in London to take care of the legal arrangements. He cheered considerably when Lizzy pointed out they would be able to meet alone with considerably more ease in Hertfordshire than in London.
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Four days without Darcy had left Lizzy in low spirits, and the ridiculous behaviour of her younger sisters to the announcement of her and Jane’s advantageous marriages combined with her father’s frequent interrogations as to how her betrothal came about had exhausted her patience.
Most trying of all were her mother’s constant exclamations of delight to all their neighbours of the upcoming wedding and the frequent looks of surprise she was graced with that she would be marrying Mr Darcy – after all as her mother reminded them she was not nearly as beautiful as Jane or as amicable as Lydia.
She spent her days dreaming of when she would be at Pemberley with Darcy, the details of the house were vague but her thoughts on her beloved and all the pleasure he brought were dwelled on in great detail particularly as she ‘practised’.
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Five days after she left London, Darcy and Mr Bingley arrived to call at Longbourne. Darcy eyes immediately sought her out and after paying his civilities to Mrs Bennet moved to sit beside her, the heat in his eyes contrasted sharply with the gentleness of the kiss he placed upon her hand and Lizzy could feel that now familiar tension building in her body. As soon as propriety allowed, the engaged couples escaped to the gardens and silently agreed to go in separate directions. Darcy was silent as Lizzy guided him towards a secluded walled garden far away from the house, but his gaze on her face was almost severe with intensity.
‘I’ve missed you terribly William,’ Lizzy told Darcy with a smile.
‘Have you dearest? I’m glad to hear it, I have been pining for you. Georgiana has not been pleased with my bad temper the last few days.’
Lizzy laughed and as they entered the walled garden said, ‘Poor Georgiana! Your glowering and brooding is quite a fearful sight to behold. I seem to remember Mr Bingley once tell me that you are quite frightful on Sunday afternoon with nothing to do. Shall I be forced to hide in my rooms?’
Darcy grabbed Lizzy’s shoulders and pulled her into a hard kiss, which she responded to heatedly. Walking her back until she pressed against the wall while continuing to kiss her and stroke her back.
‘You should expect to spend many afternoon in our bedchamber, Lizzy. Have you not realised yet how easily you can remedy my poor temper with your smiles and kisses? Besides you have been the source of my bad temper since we met, you have no idea how hard I have worked to maintain my composure. How trying it was not to lean over and kiss your neck at Netherfield’, he whispered and kissed her neck, ‘how impossible it was not to squeeze you as you so tantalisingly walked beside me at Rosings,’ and reached down to gently squeeze her bottom, ‘and how desperately I wanted to touch you at your uncle’s house,’ and moved his hand to the front of her body to cup between her legs.
‘How easily you are tempted, Mr Darcy!’
‘Only by you, Lizzy,’ replied Darcy and rubbed her persistently through the thin muslin of her dress.
‘William, we can’t here.’
‘I know, but let me touch you Lizzy,’ Darcy whispered and pulled up the skirts of her dress with one hand and began stroking her with the other. He found her hot and wet for him.
‘How ready you are for me, my love. It would be cruel of me to leave you wanting.’
‘William, we mustn’t,’ Lizzy replied, but could not stop her hips working in tandem with his hand.
‘Sshhh, we would not want to be heard now. Let me please you dearest, it will give me sweet dreams tonight. That’s it, good girl,’ Darcy said as Lizzy put her arms around him and brought him to closer to her. He placed the lightest of kisses on her neck as his fingers rubbed small circles into her clit. After a few moments, her tensing body and hard breathing told him that she was close and to push her over the edge, he slipped fingers deep inside and used his thumb to keep rubbing that bundle of nerves. He moved his hand faster and faster until her body stiffened and shuddered, and then as her breathing slowed slightly pressed his thumb sharply against her clit to bring her to completion again. Lizzy could not help but cry out at the unexpected pleasure and Darcy quietened her with a deep kiss.
‘Oh Lizzy, if only I could be inside of your right now!’ Darcy said in frustration, ‘you must meet somewhere soon, two weeks until our wedding night is too long to wait.’
‘Oh William, I cannot bear to wait either, I’m sure we’ll be able to find a secluded spot somewhere soon, but cannot I please you too now?’
‘Do not tempt me! Unfortunately the evidence of my pleasure is more difficult to hide than yours. I can wait – but not too long.’
‘How scandalous you are William! And I thought you so proper before!’
‘It was so I could catch you unawares Miss Bennet,’ and covered her face with kisses before returning to her mouth, ‘how I’ve missed you. Now we should sit down over here on this bench before I lose all sense of reason and take you against this charming wall.’
After tidying up with the help of Darcy’s handkerchief and straightening their clothes, they sat together on a small bench and he pulled Lizzy to his chest and put his arms around her.
‘How are you really, darling? You seemed in poor spirits earlier, what is troubling you?’
‘In truth the surprise of my neighbours in regards to our engagement has been trying.’
‘Their surprise?’
‘That you would ask me to marry you. It has been rather trying to my vanity.’
‘I imagine they are more surprised that you would agree to marry me, than that I would want to marry you. I fear I am not well liked in Meryton, from my own proud behaviour and Wickham’s lies, but let’s talk more of that later, the day is too sweet to speak of him. And Lizzy, when I first came to Mertyton with Bingley I was told that you and Jane were the beauties of the county and they were quite right – many a man will envy me such a lovely wife.’
‘Surprised that I would agree to marry you - hardly. You are a most eligible gentleman, Darcy. I imagine there have been a horde of women trying to marry you, with Miss Bingley being one of the most persistent of them.’
‘Wanting to marry my position, not me. That is another matter entirely.’
‘Some perhaps, but more than one young lady has chased you I’m sure for much more wanton reasons. Perhaps even a few married ones as well? Lizzy asked with an arched look. Darcy coloured at this and replied, ‘Perhaps…but I have always avoided entanglements of that sort.’
Lizzy laughed and said, ‘I don’t doubt! Have no fear I shall not ask for names. I shall have to control my temper when we are in society and you are surrounded by flattering ladies – I believe I shall be quite a possessive wife.’
‘Good.’
‘You are not afraid?’
‘Of you not wanting to share me? Hardly. I have been much more afraid of a loveless marriage with one of the ladies of the ton who hold their marriage vows so lightly. I should warn you, I will not share you I do not know what you have heard of the ton and its morals, but I am very traditional when it comes to marriage vows.’
‘I’m glad to hear it…and I’m particularly interested in ‘with thy body I thee worship’ part of our upcoming vows. I think it will require constant practice, do you not agree?’
‘Most definitely. I only wish we could practice now, I am feeling particularly fervent right this moment.’
‘What did you mean earlier about our bedchamber?’
‘I have hoped that we will share a bedchamber, my parents did and they had a happy marriage. You will have your own dressing and sitting rooms of course, but I cannot bear the thought of sleeping away from you.’
‘I have shared a bed with Jane for as long as I can remember, I would be quite lonely on my own. I imagine you will not be such terrible company in her place, but what will we do when we quarrel?
‘We shall simply have to finish quarrelling in bed, it is the best place to work out difficulties and we are sure to find much inspiration for forgiveness there.’
Lizzy laughed at Darcy’s teasing and told him, ‘I cannot wait until we are home together at Pemberley.’
‘Nor I, dearest. My dreams are full of the future – though I am finding our courtship rather enjoyable. We should return to the sitting room before your father comes looking for you.’
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Later as they had afternoon tea with her family Lizzy watched as Darcy took a bite of bread and then subtlety licked the fingers that had so recently been deep inside her and gaze her a hungry look.
The room suddenly felt very warm indeed.
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