All Darcy had wanted was for Richard to cease his torment, which meant he now sat in a carriage bound for Cheapside, of all places. His cousin had not learnt the art in the army, but instead, from the years they had spent together in their youth. At Richard’s first mention of the trip, he had refused, but his cousin, a colonel in the Regulars, was quite adept at picking and picking until Darcy relented.
“If I am ill-tempered, why would two months in a house with Bingley’s sister improve my disposition?” When he awakened this morning, he had not expected he would be journeying to Cheapside today. What has you in such a foul mood these days? I thought your stay with Bingley was to be a remedy, not make matters worse.” Richard tried his nerves more often than not, but Darcy refused to let on the true reason for his displeasure. Why else would he behave so? “My but you are ill-tempered this morning. The lout had to enjoy being insufferable. His cousin, who sat across from him, grinned and crossed his arms over his chest. “I must insist you tell me where we are going.” Why had he capitulated so easily? He raised his head and levelled as stern a glare as he could muster at Richard. The last thing he desired was to journey across town. For now, let’s just check out the first chapter 🙂 I hope you’re ready! Don’t forget to tell me what you think afterwards!įitzwilliam Darcy dropped his head back into the squabs of the carriage with a sigh. I don’t have a cover yet, but I’m about to start working on it. In the meantime, I hope you’re ready for the holidays because I have a Christmas story I’m prepping to come out next month. Happy Friday! I’ve been busy fixing up my house as well as proofing the audiobook for Rain and Retribution, which is extremely close to being submitted for approval.
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