Jan Hahn > Quotes

“Yes, we are going to see Mamá.” Her face broke into a smile, causing mine to do the same. “Love Mamá.” I nodded. “I know you love Mamá.” She reached up and patted my cheek. “Love Papá too.” And at that moment, I lost my heart for the second time.”
― Jan Hahn, The Child: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“The sole reason is that I love you more than life itself. I loved you more on the day of my second proposal than I did at Kent. I love you more today than I did yesterday, and I know without a doubt that I shall love you even more tomorrow.”
― Jan Hahn, An Arranged Marriage: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Her face broke into a smile, causing mine to do the same. “Love Mamá.” I nodded. “I know you love Mamá.” She reached up and patted my cheek. “Love Papá too.” And at that moment, I lost my heart for the second time. Chapter Sixteen Darkness prevailed when the carriage pulled up outside Longbourn. Fan had fallen asleep in my arms. Her head lay nestled against my chest while her tiny hand rested in mine. I did not need to knock at”
― Jan Hahn, The Child: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Where was my own courage and belief that I was entitled to a thorough knowledge of the truth?”
― Jan Hahn, An Arranged Marriage: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

“Come now, Miss Bennet. Governesses make hardly enough to keep themselves alive.”
― Jan Hahn, An Arranged Marriage: A Pride and Prejudice Variation