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Mr. Bennet secretly visits the cool glass mansion and shakes hands with its new occupant, then walks back to his car pleased with himself — while at home the family has no idea he has already gone.
Mrs. Bennet badgers her husband to go and meet Bingley while he reads on, hiding his secret. Lydia suggests messaging him directly and is shot down, leaving the whole room in stalemate.
Lizzie notices how relaxed her father is being. He drops a hint about Mrs. Long making the introduction, which Mrs. Bennet waves off entirely — but Lizzie catches his small smile and grows suspicious.
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Mr. Bennet secretly visits the cool glass mansion and shakes hands with its new occupant, then walks back to his car pleased with himself — while at home the family has no idea he has already gone.
Mrs. Bennet badgers her husband to go and meet Bingley while he reads on, hiding his secret. Lydia suggests messaging him directly and is shot down, leaving the whole room in stalemate.
Lizzie notices how relaxed her father is being. He drops a hint about Mrs. Long making the introduction, which Mrs. Bennet waves off entirely — but Lizzie catches his small smile and grows suspicious.

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Mr. Bennet has secretly already gone and met Bingley — but he says nothing, letting the whole family stew in their frustration that he refuses to make the introduction. He drops sly hints nobody catches, the household's exasperation climbs, and then he springs the reveal: he went that morning, and they are already acquainted. The room detonates from fury into joy. Mrs. Bennet whiplashes from outrage to delight, the younger girls erupt, Mary tries to say something profound and is ignored, and beneath the chaos Lizzie and Jane share the quiet bond that anchors the family.

ページ 1

Panel 1: Wide establishing shot of a sleek, cool-toned modern glass mansion on a hill, steel-blue palette, a car parked at the gate. Caption: "What nobody in the Bennet house knew—" Panel 2: Mr. Bennet, grey receding hair and brown wool cardigan, seen from behind at the mansion's front door, shaking hands with a figure whose face is out of frame. Panel 3: Mr. Bennet walks back toward his car, a small private satisfied smile, the cool-toned mansion behind him. Caption: "—was that he'd already gone." Panel 4: Close on Mr. Bennet's satisfied half-smile, reading glasses pushed up on his forehead. Entirely pleased with himself. Panel 5: Warm golden-hour exterior of the cozy, lived-in Bennet family house — bike on the porch, plants, glowing windows. Caption: "He just didn't see any reason to say so." Panel 6: Wide interior of the warm, cluttered Bennet living room. Mr. Bennet is settled in his armchair with a tablet, the daughters scattered around, Mrs. Bennet mid-complaint.

ページ 2

Panel 1: Mrs. Bennet stands over his armchair in her floral blouse and beaded necklace, exasperated, gesturing at her calm husband. Mrs. Bennet: "Why won't you just go and meet him?" Panel 2: Mr. Bennet blandly reads his tablet, not looking up — the picture of a man hiding a secret. Mr. Bennet: "It wouldn't be proper." Panel 3: Mrs. Bennet throws up both hands, frustrated, phone in one hand. Mrs. Bennet: "Then we'll never meet him!" Panel 4: Lydia, long dark-brown hair and a bright trendy outfit, flops over the arm of the sofa holding up her phone. Lydia: "Can't we just DM him?" Panel 5: Mrs. Bennet, scandalized, hand to her chest, rounds on Lydia. Mrs. Bennet: "Absolutely not!" Panel 6: A wide beat of the whole room in stalemate — Mr. Bennet serenely reading while everyone else simmers around him.

ページ 3

Panel 1: Lizzie, in her olive utility jacket with her dark wavy hair half-up, arms crossed, watches her father a beat too closely, one eyebrow up. Lizzie: "You're very relaxed about all this." Panel 2: Mr. Bennet innocently turns a page on his tablet, a tiny knowing smile, giving nothing away. Panel 3: Mrs. Bennet turns to the girls, resigned, gesturing vaguely toward the window. Mrs. Bennet: "We'll hope someone introduces us." Panel 4: Mr. Bennet, mild, drops the hint with a sideways glance over his glasses. Mr. Bennet: "Tell Mrs. Long to introduce you." Panel 5: Mrs. Bennet waves the idea off dismissively, missing the hint entirely. Mrs. Bennet: "Mrs. Long! She has her own nieces." Panel 6: Close on Lizzie catching her father's small smile, her eyes narrowing with amused suspicion. She files it away.