Her Whole Heart Quotes

“Mr. Darcy at least had that in his favour—there was little he could do to make her opinion of him any worse than it was now. If he robbed a stagecoach, perhaps.”
― Melanie Rachel, Her Whole Heart: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Darcy found himself in danger of making a complete cake of himself over this slip of a woman.”
― Melanie Rachel, Her Whole Heart: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“But the feelings do not disappear, they are simply stored away in the recesses of our hearts, waiting for the moment they may be brought out, washed and wrung and hung to dry in the sun.” “My grief is akin to the laundry?” She chuckled. “Nothing stays hidden forever, Mr. Darcy, not even our feelings. Eventually, everything must be brought out into the light.”
― Melanie Rachel, Her Whole Heart: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“you used coins to make your purchase.” She narrowed her eyes at him. “A guinea and five shillings, Mr. Darcy. It was hardly as though I turned over my reticule and shook it out.”
― Melanie Rachel, Her Whole Heart: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Her heart pounded wildly. He had left London the same day? Borne the discomforts of an unfamiliar inn all so that he might defend her more expeditiously? “Before my mother and sisters were awake,” Elizabeth said knowingly. “Well done, sir.”
― Melanie Rachel, Her Whole Heart: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“We were never going to return to Longbourn. But there is no need ever to be in their company again, Lizzy,” Jane said stoutly. She sat back in her chair. “I think it is the best idea you have ever had.”
― Melanie Rachel, Her Whole Heart: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“He was staring at you as though you were an angel come down to Earth to save his sister. If you were another sort of woman, you could have had him at the altar before he regained his senses.”
― Melanie Rachel, Her Whole Heart: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“I know his words must have hurt you.” Elizabeth laid her head on Jane’s shoulder. “They did. But then I realised something important.” “What is that?” “Mr. Darcy is an idiot.”
― Melanie Rachel, Her Whole Heart: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“I say again that she is tolerable, Fitz, but not handsome enough to take away the stench of the fortune hunter.”
― Melanie Rachel, Her Whole Heart: A Pride and Prejudice Variation