My Pleasure Reading. Pride and Prejudice. Chapters VI - XII (Volume III)

On their way home, Mr. Gardiner tries to calm Elizabeth, convincing her that Wickham will certainly marries his sister if he doesn’t want to ruin his future career as well as her honour. However, Elizabeth knows Wickham’s past and his failed attempt to elope with Miss Darcy, and can’t believe in purity of his intention. When Elizabeth returns home, she learns that her father has gone in search of his daughter. Next day, Mr. Gardiner joins him but, unfortunately, all his attempts fail and Mr. Bennet decides to return home while Mr. Gardiner continues search. It is finally crowned by success. Mr. Bennet receives a letter in which Mr. Gardiner writes that he has found Elizabeth and Wickham. Wickham agrees to marry Elizabeth only in case Mr. Bennet solves his financial problems (debts) and gives him a small income. Elizabeth’s father agrees, considering that it is better than the daughter’s ruined reputation. As a result, the Bennet believe that Mr. Gardiner pays a large amount of money for them and now they are in debts. Soon, the family is invited to visit Wickham and Elizabeth, who doesn’t feel guilty, considering all latest events as interesting adventures. While visiting the newlyweds, Elizabeth learns about Mr. Darcy’s participation in solving of Wickham’s problem and later she gets know from Mrs. Gardiner that in fact Mr. Darcy is the person who has found Elizabeth’s sister and has saved her family from disgrace. Elizabeth begins to understand her own feelings and emotion towards this person, realizing that now she feels love for him instead of aversion. The Bennet return home and news arrives that Mr. Bingley returns to Netherfield Park . The latter visits them a few days after his arrival with Mr. Darcy and his love for Jane breaks out again, as well as Darcy’s love for Elizabeth.

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