The Lizzie Bennet Diaries

Hi everyone! Still at Collins & Collins offices

and considering that I only have a little bit of time left here,

I thought it was a good idea for me to get started on my independent study projects.

Remember those? How I'm writing up a reporting analysis on different new media companies

and the first is on Charlotte's? Well, I'm going to structure my arguments thusly:

I'll begin by looking at the initial business objectives when the company started up,

and then follow that with the evolution of those goals- - Okay, you need to stop.

- What, why? - No one cares about your project.

We just want to know about the letter.

Letter? What letter?

Her name is Lizzie Bennet and she's holding out on us.

Okay, I know that the last few installments of my video blog have been... dramatic.

And I'm not the Bennet sister who enjoys drama.

You should see the texts I've been getting from Lydia about this.

"OMG WTF whatevs! YOLO! FTS! PQZ!"

I don't even know what that last one means.

Oh, and Lydia, after the tenth exclamation point, they all kind of blur together.

And on a side note, never have I been more glad

that my mother doesn't know about these videos. Can you imagine?

Lizzie, are you telling me that a rich, handsome man

told you he loved you and you turned him down?!

But I don't like him, mom. You don't like him either.

I'm willing to put those feelings aside and so should you!

Where did I go wrong?! Why do all my daughters continue to defile good practical sense?

That aside, I know from the comments that everyone

is very curious about what's in Darcy's letter. But here's the thing:

I can't tell you. Trust me, I know this goes against

all previously established principles of these videos,

where I tell you guys every embarrassing little thing

but the problem is the contents of the letter are not mine to share.

Some of it involves people I've never met

and I don't wanna spill secrets that could potentially hurt someone.

I know, that was very cryptic and I apologize.

But, I can tell you what wasn't in the letter;

there was no apology for what he did to Jane. Yes, really.