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A House of Daughters - Chapter 7
Left behind, Lydia faces what remains: stillness, shame, and sisters who stay. Kitty’s letter offers what no one else has, room to be honest.
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A House of Daughters - Chapter 6
Kitty Bennet writes a cheerful letter to Lydia—but finds herself wondering what she truly wants to say. London offers more than society and shops: it…
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A House of Daughters - Chapter 5
Mary Bennet has always sought virtue in solitude and wisdom in books—but what happens when she begins to question whether that is enough?
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A House of Daughters - Chapter 4
While Kitty is away, Lydia grapples with absence, change, and the uneasy quiet of not being seen.
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A House of Daughters - Chapter 3
Kitty Bennet arrives in London and begins to question who she is beyond bonnets, officers, and the expectations of home.
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A House of Daughters - Chapter 2
Lydia Bennet grapples with silence, shame, and sudden restrictions after Elizabeth’s outburst. Chapter 2 of a slow-burn Pride and Prejudice variation.
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A House of Daughters - Chapter 1
Unavoidable Evils. What if, after returning from Hunsford, Elizabeth Bennet could no longer stay silent, especially when she realized Lydia’s trip to…
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