Too Gentlemanly

Mr. Dominating, haughty, infuriating... and undeniably attractive. After five years of self-imposed seclusion following Georgiana's scandal, Mr. Darcy finds himself out of touch with the gentler sex. His inadvertent insult to Mrs. Bingley's sister is a testament to his rustiness. Yet, he finds himself inexplicably drawn to her. Elizabeth Bennet views Fitzwilliam Darcy as a generous benefactor of sorts. His abrasive demeanor provides society with a wealthy, handsome man to despise. Yet, she can't help but question his presence at their assembly if he was so intent on scorning their company. Despite his flaws, she can't deny his striking looks. Darcy realizes he must rectify his initial blunder if he hopes to win Elizabeth's heart. Armed with wealth, good looks, and wit, he's confident in his abilities. Surely, it would be a simple task... A Pride and Prejudice Variation from the author of A Compromised Compromise and Disability and Determination