Alone at Pemberly

Mr. Darcy departed yesterday to visit his aunt in Huntsford, and I have been left alone to tend to Pemberly in his absence. My friend does have grand taste, but his estate is just too large and lonely for my taste. I never quite noticed how dark and silent the house is with both Caroline and Darcy gone. I do miss the fields and pastures of Netherfield, perhaps I shall return there for the summer. I will have to convince Caroline that Neterfield is not worth quitting; she is adamant that I should dispose of my lease on the property.

- Charles Bingly