Thanks Sophie that they are finally out of that ice house... I couldn't bare having them one day longer inside....
Well, out of jocke now, thank you Sophie for posting and working on Chap 8. Although in the beginning I was not for this illicit love-affair, I must confess that it puzzles me as how the story is going to unfold and I cannot stop looking forward for more...
Just wondering if there is any update on Chapter 8?? I'm sooooo excited about this story then when its complete I'm going to print it all off and take it on my holidays!!
It's been way over a week now since there was supposed to be a new post. I'm getting anxious! I can't wait to find out what happens! I hope you post soon!!
Oh My that was intense, Will has been through so much I don't blame him for getting upset. Lizzy should be ashamed of her self. Thanks for that Soph as always I'll be looking for more.
Goodness Sophie, what a wonderful, emotional story.
For me Elizabeth deserves all of William’s anger. To believe Wickham after knowing him only an hour is unforgivable. Elizabeth still has a lot of growing up to do. And does William still have some anger and guilt he’s holding on to?
Wow, Sophie, this was such a hard chapter to read. I can't see how you can ever get them back together again with all the anger and guilt they feel. I don't blame Darcy for walking away from her after she believed a total stranger, and accused him of killing Helena. My feeling is that Wickham killed her. I don't believe she would have killed herself. I also don't believe Helena knocked out William, or locked them in the ice house.
At this point, I'm not sure Elizabeth deserves William, but at the same time I don't want them paired with anyone else.
This was raw and savage; two people hurting so badly, so consumed with unresolved guilt that all they can do is hurt each other.
I'm afraid I blame them both, and pity them both. William's words after the funeral were believable but terribly cruel.
He was an hour late to meet her when he planned to propose to her, leaving her open to Wickham's poison.
I'm not entirely surprised she feared he had killed Helena. After all, they really hardly know each other.
I do wonder where you are taking us with this story and how you will resolve it. The moral ambiguity is uncomfortable but I am completely hooked.
Thanks
Juliet
I know I know, being a bad author again. Fingers crossed I shall get plenty of writing done soon. Have had a hectic few months and we're adopting some cats at the moment too so I'm piling even more stuff on! Haha!
I aim to get it finished before too long - just need to sit down and think about it! Too many good stories to read too.
I've been running lots recently. Tired now. Been very warm for a run so we went before dinner (we call it tea in West Yorkshire) and then had a BBQ - just me n Tom.
Life very hectic. We've adopted two cats - complete nutcases. I'm marking for a big exam board at the mo and I'm launching a new A-level in September at school so. I know I know, excuses and all but I promise, as soon as I find time to work on both the stories, I shall.
Just an essay to write, a prom to attend and the Race for Life and then I have loads of time.
Sorry, I know it's been ages but my word - I don't think I've ever had as much to do as these last couple of months. And then I'm on holiday in four weeks. Yikes.
Will try to update before then. Thanks for keeping checking.