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Mary Bennet could be described with three words: intelligent, agreeable, and careful. She was also a damn good pianist, having dedicated her entire life to the study of the craft. As the only pianist for the London Symphony Orchestra, she was accomplished. Happy.
Right...?
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Thomas Hayward, famous published poet, had everything he'd ever wanted. He worked hard for the fancy flat and the fancy clothes. Never in his life had he ran out of things to say, until too many years seemed to cause his well to run dry. That is until the most beautiful pianist steps on stage...Bookmarked by AllOverAgain
26 Jun 2026
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Thomas Hayward recognized a few universal truths about life. One, that a single man who was not in possession of a good fortune must work for everything he has. Two, that love was not something that people merely acquired without equal amounts of hard work and finally, that you always wanted Mrs. Gardiner on your side.
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21 Jun 2026
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to my mouth, to my soul, to my body by radioactive_cloud
Fandoms: The Other Bennet Sister (TV)
07 Apr 2026
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Five times Tom gave Mary a kiss, and one time he... still gave her a kiss, albeit of a quite different nature from the previous ones.
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19 Jun 2026
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Mary Hayward has never been fond of uncertainty, but pregnancy, she discovers, is full of it.
As she and Tom prepare to welcome their first child, the months ahead bring almost as much doubt as they do joy. Family interference and quiet fears threaten to take hold, but unwavering love conquers all.
Through it all, they must learn not only how to face what is coming, but also how to become the family they were always meant to be.
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19 Jun 2026
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Tom Hayward thought he knew what it meant to wait in uncertainty. He had sat outside sickrooms before. Had listened to muffled, somber voices behind doors that would not open for him. He had learned that particular shape of helplessness that came from being close enough to hear pain, but not close enough to stop it. He had thought, at that time, that it was the worst kind of distance. He was wrong. This was worse.
Tom's thoughts as he waits outside Mary's delivery room.
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19 Jun 2026