News of Marriage

My dear uncle has sent a letter to my father! He writes that he has found my lost sister and Wickham! He also writes that Lydia and Wickham are not yet married, but there is a wedding to be planned! Oh the joy! It was a mutual affection, and so I cannot help but be so happy for them! I am in such happiness! My only comfort in this whole matter; however, is that Wickham would not have agreed to marriage if he did not love her. There is a chance at their happiness of being together. How I wish my littlest sister love in her marriage! Oh so happy am I, today is truly a joyous occasion. I do wish though, that they would have at least come together while under my lovely family’s supervision. But mother was completely delighted at the news. She was so very pleased to hear the news, save for father who seemed so almost bitter towards the announcement. My sisters however, disheartened as they were, were oh so very cheerful to hear the pleasant news!
On another note, I cannot help but feel slight jealously towards my dear youngest sister. I know I should not be in the least jealous of her; she is my sister. I do wish her pleasure in her marriage, but I cannot help but think of when everyone in Hertfordshire believed I would be the first to marry. It is a disappointment, but I am over it. I am happy where I am, and I love my youngest sister dearly, and I hope the best for her and her marriage!