Mr Thomas Bennet is the reluctant Master of Longbourn. He despises rural life and would prefer the halls of academia. In an effort for congenial conversation and to allow him to indulge in his laziness, he educated his second daughter in his own duties and made her a foil for his sarcastic wit. Mrs Fanny Bennet is nervous about the entail on Longbourn as she has been unable to produce a male heir. She is terrified that the heir presumptive, Mr Collins, will evict her and her daughters from her home as soon as Mr Bennet passes away. Shortly before Jane reaches her majority, William Collins, the son of the dreaded Mr Collins comes for a visit. Mr Bennet expects to be vastly amused as he assumes William Collins to be much like his father. What might happen when it turns out that Collins is a sensible young man? Not only that, but he has known the de Bourgh family for many years. On top of that, he is friends with Fitzwilliam Darcy and Richard Fitzwilliam. How will everyone’s story change? This is a gentle, low angst story...