Willoughby and Brandon suddenly have to leave, and they can't say why. (Probably not to run off together, but one can hope.) Jessie read a really good book, and Annie isn't sure about some of these menfolk.

The Telegraph article: [https://telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/11063670/Could-Mr-Darcy-afford-a-stately-home-today.html](https://telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/11063670/Could-Mr-Darcy-afford-a-stately-home-today.html)

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