Where The Heart Belongs

The most privileged in society cannot marry merely for love. Duty comes first. Elizabeth Bennet knows her duty to her family, but as she approaches the altar and sees Mr. Collins' self-satisfied expression, she wonders how she can go through with a loveless marriage. And when she sees Mr. Darcy in the congregation, what will she decide? Marriage is for those in love or lust. But not for the highest in society. Marriage is his duty. Darcy knows that. But, when it draws near, he knows he cannot make Miss Bingley the mistress of Pemberley. He cannot admit it to another, but he knows his affections are elsewhere.