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Lizzie sits relaxed on a low honey-colored stone garden wall in warm golden afternoon light, a sunlit manor house and flowerbeds behind her, her phone lying face-down beside her hand, a soft hopeful half-smile on her face.
Top: Lizzie's aunt Maddie and uncle Ed stroll a garden path, Maddie glancing fondly at Lizzie. Bottom: Lizzie sits on the stone wall, arms crossed, smirking; her phone rests face-down beside her.
Top: Darcy in a white shirt walks the garden path, gesturing toward a glasshouse, almost smiling. Bottom: Ed smiles and nods warmly with Maddie beside him.
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Lizzie sits relaxed on a low honey-colored stone garden wall in warm golden afternoon light, a sunlit manor house and flowerbeds behind her, her phone lying face-down beside her hand, a soft hopeful half-smile on her face.
Top: Lizzie's aunt Maddie and uncle Ed stroll a garden path, Maddie glancing fondly at Lizzie. Bottom: Lizzie sits on the stone wall, arms crossed, smirking; her phone rests face-down beside her.
Top: Darcy in a white shirt walks the garden path, gesturing toward a glasshouse, almost smiling. Bottom: Ed smiles and nods warmly with Maddie beside him.

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Still glowing from the warm afternoon at Darcy's estate, Lizzie does something she never lets herself do: she turns her phone face-down and lets herself simply be happy. For one golden hour in the gardens, with her aunt Maddie and uncle Ed nearby and Darcy unexpectedly gentle and open, she lets the fragile new thing between them breathe — and dares, for the first time, to hope. Darcy is changed here: courteous, almost shy, glad she came. The wall she convicted him behind is gone. Then the phone starts to buzz against the stone, once, twice, insistent, and she keeps her eyes on him — until she can't. When she finally turns it over, the day cracks in her hands: a wall of missed calls from Jane, and a truth arriving in fragments — Lydia is gone, nobody can reach her, she left the coast with someone. Then the name lands like ice water: George Wickham. Lizzie alone knows exactly what he is, knows she said nothing to protect him, and now her reckless little sister is out there with him. Undone in front of Darcy, she blurts it out — my sister, and George — and watches Darcy go very still and very grave, pulling back into a formality she reads as the door closing forever. She has to leave. A broken, rushed goodbye on the garden path, the Gardiners rallying around her, Darcy left standing in the golden light. In the car window, the warm house shrinking behind her, Lizzie holds the phone face-up and glowing now — she looked away for one afternoon, and everything fell apart.

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Scene: The warm, sunlit gardens of Darcy's country estate at golden hour. Lizzie Bennet sits on a low stone wall, looking off toward the manor house with a soft, almost-happy expression. Her smartphone lies face-down on the stone beside her, deliberately ignored. Visible characters: Lizzie Bennet. Caption: 'For one afternoon, I put the phone down — and let myself hope.'

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Scene: The estate garden path. Maddie and Ed Gardiner walk together while Maddie teases Lizzie, who sits on the wall with her arms loosely crossed. Visible characters: Maddie Gardiner, Ed Gardiner, Lizzie Bennet. Maddie: 'You've been smiling at that hedge for ten minutes.' Lizzie: 'It is a very good hedge.'

第 3 頁

Scene: The garden path near a glasshouse. Darcy, warmer and a little shy at his own home, invites the Gardiners to see it. Visible characters: Fitzwilliam Darcy, Ed Gardiner, Maddie Gardiner. Darcy: 'Let me show you the glasshouse — my mother planted it.' Ed: 'Lead the way.'