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This chapter has been fully revised with richer prose, better flow, and updated emotional nuance. If you'd like to read the original version, let me know and I’ll create an archived series. Thanks for sticking with me as I polish up the early chapters!
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Mr. Henry Blyth has always known his place in the world—a man of duty, bound by responsibility to his family and his late father’s legacy. Love, if it comes at all, must be tempered by reason, not swept up in sentiment.
But when Mr. Fitzwilliam, a newcomer from the city, arrives in the countryside, the careful order of Blyth’s world is unsettled. With Fitzwilliam comes a different way of thinking—one that challenges what Blyth has always believed about obligation, freedom, and the quiet sacrifices that shape a life.
As the weight of expectation presses heavier than ever, Blyth must confront a question he has long avoided—does duty define him, or is there room for something more?
But when Mr. Fitzwilliam, a newcomer from the city, arrives in the countryside, the careful order of Blyth’s world is unsettled. With Fitzwilliam comes a different way of thinking—one that challenges what Blyth has always believed about obligation, freedom, and the quiet sacrifices that shape a life.
As the weight of expectation presses heavier than ever, Blyth must confront a question he has long avoided—does duty define him, or is there room for something more?
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