She came seeking employment. She found her happily-ever-after.

In this captivating reimagining of Jane Austen's beloved Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth Bennet's fate takes an unexpected turn when her family's financial misfortunes force her to seek employment.

Arriving at the grand estate of Pemberley, Elizabeth hopes only to secure a position as governess to the young Georgiana Darcy. With her mother's tearful entreaties and her father's resigned blessing weighing upon her shoulders, she has no choice but to embrace this new path—one that places her firmly beneath the scrutiny of Pemberley's formidable master.

Fitzwilliam Darcy, known for his exacting standards and protective nature toward his sister, finds himself intrigued by the unconventional governess whose intelligence and forthrightness challenge his notions of propriety. As Elizabeth's influence brings new light to the halls of Pemberley and confidence to the shy Georgiana, Darcy's carefully ordered world begins to shift.

But in Regency England, the distance between a wealthy gentleman and his sister's governess is vast indeed. When unexpected feelings begin to emerge, both Elizabeth and Darcy must navigate the treacherous waters of social expectation, family duty, and their own stubborn hearts.