Complementary Vol. 2: A Jane Austen's Persuasion variation

A steamy and romantic sequel to "Complementary", this volume presents what comes after the great joy of renewed love and the riot of emotions arising from the second chance at happiness that life, unexpectedly, offers to A&F.
Yet, both are torn between the rational need to settle all the past disagreements and the irrational, euphoric wish to live just their present happiness: the relief of letting go to a new beginning, almost without considering the existence of a painful past.
Furthermore, this time, their rediscovered relationship must necessarily be an experience shared with respective families, friends, and colleagues; new bonds will have to be created, whether they are pleasant or not.
As on two parallel tracks, Anne and Frederick will have to build two different relationships: one between two people who have loved, lost, and found each other again, and the bond that will bring them to enter the world of one another; two different worlds made of different rules.
How will the powerful passion they have had to quell for eight years be reconciled with the rules of decorum imposed by society? But basically, what rules are?
Sometimes, just something to be changed.