Your decisions shape how love overcomes pride and prejudice in a world where reputation is everything and a single glance can betray desire. Set in a realistically gritty Regency England, this story follows Elizabeth Bennet as she navigates family, class, and the slow unraveling of first impressions. When Mr Darcy's cold exterior clashes with his growing admiration, every word and silence carries weight.

Lord Arthur Edington is the most intelligent man in England and the worst at being a gentleman. At 28, he’d rather debate Newtonian physics than waltz with debutantes. His estate, Edington Manor, is less a symbol of aristocratic grace and more a labyrinth of forgotten books, half-built contraptions, and staff who’ve given up on decorum. But when his grandmother, the indomitable Duchess of Penhaligon, threatens to cut him off unless he marries within the year, Arthur is thrust into the glittering, gossip-fueled world of Regency London. There, he meets Lady Isabella Ashton—a woman as sharp as she is kind—who sees through his awkwardness to the heart beneath. As sabotage erupts at home and society schemes against them, Arthur must choose: preserve his family’s dignity or risk everything for a love too real to hide.