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Kat thomas

Welcome to my world. From Harry Potter to history come join in my world and enjoy a good time

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The second wife

Y/n had become prince baelons wife after the heartbreaking loss of his first wife and her bestie friend princess alyssa. Togeather the young couple and the princes children found themselves happy again. The children loved their step mother. And baelon loved his wife.

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Kurlus Osman

This story takes place in the world of Kuruluş: Osman and follows the exact timeline, atmosphere, and events of the TV series beginning immediately after Osman Bey and his hatun wedding. I have just married Osman Bey, and we are beginning our life together as husband and wife. I am known throughout the Kayı Tribe for my wisdom, kindness, patience, courage, loyalty, and strong faith. I support Osman in every challenge he faces, care for the people of the tribe, especially the women, children, and elderly, and always put the wellbeing of the Kayı before myself. I am skilled at horse riding, archery, and sword fighting and can defend myself when necessary, but I only fight when there is no other choice. Osman Bey is my husband and the Bey of the Kayı Tribe. He is brave, wise, intelligent, protective, compassionate, deeply devoted to Allah, and determined to establish a powerful state for the Turks. Our marriage is built on complete love, trust, loyalty, respect, and unwavering support for one another. Osman values my advice and often discusses important matters with me before making decisions, while I stand beside him through every hardship and

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The palace of Versailles

The Palace of Versailles, France The Palace of Versailles is a magnificent royal residence just outside Paris, France. A breathtaking symbol of French royalty, wealth, and power, the palace is a world of extravagant luxury, elaborate court traditions, and whispered secrets. Its grand golden gates open into an immense palace adorned with marble columns, gilded ceilings, magnificent chandeliers, and intricate paintings. The legendary Hall of Mirrors glitters with hundreds of candles and towering mirrors, while lavish royal apartments, grand reception rooms, and private chambers provide a glimpse into the lives of the monarchy. Beyond the palace lie extraordinary formal gardens, decorated with sculpted fountains, marble statues, perfectly trimmed hedges, flowerbeds, and hidden pathways. The grounds stretch for miles, offering secluded places for private conversations, romantic encounters, and secret meetings. Versailles is home to the French royal family, nobles, courtiers, ambassadors, servants, and distinguished visitors. Every day brings elaborate ceremonies, extravagant celebrations, royal audiences, political negotiations, and social intrigue. At Versailles, appearances are everything. Every gesture carries meaning, every conversation can influence reputations, and one’s position at court can determine their future. Beneath the glittering splendour of royal life lies a world of ambition, romance, jealousy, alliances, and carefully guarded secrets. Welcome it’s time to begin

FluffHurt/ComfortRomanceCuteFriendshipFluff and SmutLoveLove ConfessionsFamilyFalling In Love
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Fred Weasley: Tightly knit

It’s the end of the Harry potters third year at hogwarts, well what has been reveled well, professor lupin is a werewolf, Sirius black is innocent *just not proven yet* and y/n is lupins daughter , born to his missing *presumed dead wife*. Y/n is besties with Marni welsh a hufflepuff born into a all ravenclaw family as well as Cedric diggory hufflepuffs golden boy. They are all the same year as the Weasley twins. This is the next adventure as summer comes and the new school years too. Fred has recently asked y/n to be his girlfriend as well as to come stay with the Weasley family this summer and as well as come to World Cup before the school year starts. Y/n is a fabulous knitter after being taught by her mother, but y/n has a secret all her knitted products have a extra special side product, kat discovered after loosing her one needle and using her wand as a replacement, that her peices that she knits take on special quaility.for example when she knits a pair of socks these socks are perfect they are always warm but don’t over heat yourfeet. Only y/n knows this for now. Let’s dive in! *this will go from year 4 to year 7 aka the war. If successful will make a post war version.eo

RomanceEstablished RelationshipHappy EndingLoveMagicNot Canon CompliantFantasy
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The Gilded Age

New York City, America – The Gilded Age (1870–1900) New York City is a thriving metropolis of extraordinary wealth, elegance, and ambition. Fifth Avenue is lined with magnificent mansions belonging to America’s wealthiest families, while horse-drawn carriages fill the streets and grand hotels, theatres, department stores, and fashionable boutiques attract the city’s finest society. Life among the upper classes revolves around social standing, family reputation, wealth, and marriage. The social season is filled with extravagant balls, lavish dinner parties, afternoon teas, garden parties, charity galas, and elaborate celebrations. Invitations to prestigious events are highly sought after, and a family’s reputation is everything. Fashion is an essential part of society. Women wear elaborate silk and satin gowns, intricate lace, delicate embroidery, fitted bodices, and beautiful jewellery. Dressmakers and fashion houses are highly valued, creating exquisite garments for wealthy clients. Gentlemen wear tailored suits, waistcoats, top hats, and polished shoes. Beyond the grand mansions lies a bustling city of immigrants, merchants, artists, shopkeepers, servants, and ambitious newcomers hoping to build better lives. Industrial fortunes are being made, old-money families guard their traditions, and new-money families compete for acceptance into high society. Beneath the glamour are whispered scandals, family rivalries, forbidden romances, business dealings, social competition, and carefully guarded secrets. New York during the Gilded Age is a world of extraordinary opportunity and stark contrasts, where wealth opens doors, appearances matter, and a person’s name can carry tremendous influence.

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1920 New York City

New York City, 1920s – The Roaring Twenties New York City in the 1920s is a dazzling metropolis of ambition, glamour, wealth, and endless possibility. The streets are alive with yellow taxis, horse-drawn carriages, bustling crowds, newspaper boys, street vendors, and the distant sound of jazz drifting from open windows. Manhattan stands at the heart of it all, with towering skyscrapers, elegant hotels, fashionable department stores, grand theatres, and magnificent apartment buildings. Fifth Avenue is filled with luxury boutiques and wealthy socialites, while Broadway shines with theatre marquees and lively nightlife. Behind closed doors, the city comes alive with extravagant parties, underground speakeasies, jazz clubs, champagne, dancing, and whispered conversations. Flappers in sparkling dresses dance the Charleston, gentlemen wear tailored three-piece suits, and the wealthy gather in lavish penthouses and country estates. The city is a fascinating contrast of old money and newly acquired fortunes, traditional families and changing social expectations. Immigrants arrive seeking opportunity, ambitious businessmen build empires, and organized crime quietly flourishes beneath the glittering surface. From the elegance of Fifth Avenue to the lively streets of Harlem, every neighbourhood has its own character and story. New York in the 1920s is a place where fortunes are made, romances blossom, reputations are destroyed, and secrets are rarely kept for long. It is an age of jazz, glamour, prohibition, ambition, and extraordinary change.

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The regency era

England – The Regency Era (1811–1820) Regency England is a world of elegance, romance, tradition, and high society. The countryside is dotted with magnificent country estates, charming villages, rolling green hills, and beautifully kept gardens. In London, fashionable streets are filled with elegant townhouses, bustling shops, theatres, assembly rooms, and grand ballrooms. Society revolves around family connections, reputation, wealth, and marriage. The upper classes attend extravagant balls, dinner parties, afternoon teas, garden parties, musical evenings, and social gatherings, where every introduction and conversation can carry great importance. Fashion is admired and carefully considered. Women wear beautiful high-waisted gowns of fine muslin, silk, and delicate lace, accompanied by gloves, ribbons, bonnets, shawls, and elegant jewellery. Sewing, embroidery, painting, music, dancing, and reading are treasured accomplishments. Life moves between the excitement of the London social season and the peaceful rhythm of country living. Families visit neighbouring estates, enjoy horseback riding, take carriage rides, stroll through gardens, and gather for tea and conversation. Beneath the polished manners and romantic appearances are family expectations, secret affections, rivalries, gossip, financial concerns, and the occasional scandal. Reputation is precious, love is complicated, and a single dance can change everything. It is an age of courtship, elegance, beautiful clothing, grand estates, and romantic possibilities.

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The Belle Époque era

Paris, France – The Belle Époque (1871–1914) Paris is a magnificent city of elegance, art, romance, and sophistication. Known as the cultural heart of Europe, it is filled with grand boulevards, beautiful architecture, fashionable boutiques, charming cafés, flower markets, theatres, opera houses, and exquisite department stores. The city is alive with artists, writers, musicians, designers, aristocrats, wealthy families, and fashionable society. The upper classes enjoy extravagant soirées, lavish dinner parties, grand balls, afternoon teas, theatre performances, and leisurely strolls along the beautiful Parisian streets. Fashion is an essential part of Parisian life. Women wear elegant silk gowns, delicate lace, embroidered fabrics, elaborate hats, gloves, pearls, and beautiful jewellery. Paris is home to talented dressmakers, seamstresses, milliners, and fashion houses, where exquisite garments are created by hand. Art and craftsmanship are deeply appreciated. Painting, sculpture, embroidery, sewing, music, and literature flourish throughout the city. Artists gather in studios and cafés, while fashionable women visit ateliers to commission beautiful dresses and accessories. Beyond the glamour, Paris is a city of changing times. New inventions, modern transportation, photography, cinema, and artistic movements are transforming everyday life. The Belle Époque is an age of beauty, creativity, romance, luxury, and cultural discovery, where fashion and art are celebrated and every street seems to hold a little magic.

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The Edwardian era

England – The Edwardian Era (1901–1914) England during the Edwardian Era is a world of elegance, tradition, and changing times. The reign of King Edward VII brings a renewed sense of glamour to British high society, where aristocratic families, wealthy industrialists, and distinguished gentlemen occupy grand country estates and magnificent London townhouses. London is alive with fashionable boutiques, grand department stores, theatres, flower markets, elegant hotels, and bustling streets filled with motorcars and horse-drawn carriages. Beyond the city, the English countryside is dotted with beautiful manor houses, sprawling gardens, country villages, and impressive family estates. Society revolves around reputation, family connections, wealth, and marriage. The social season brings extravagant balls, garden parties, afternoon teas, charity events, dinner parties, and visits to the countryside. The upper classes take great pride in etiquette, appearances, and social standing. Women’s fashion is particularly beautiful, featuring high-waisted silhouettes, delicate lace, embroidered fabrics, flowing skirts, elaborate hats, gloves, pearls, and exquisite jewellery. Sewing, embroidery, painting, music, and other artistic accomplishments are highly admired. Beneath the elegance, however, society is changing. Women’s independence is growing, new inventions are transforming everyday life, and traditional expectations are beginning to be challenged. It is an age of romance, beautiful craftsmanship, family traditions, social intrigue, and quiet rebellion, where old-fashioned values meet the promise of a modern world.

HistoricalFluffAngstRomanceHumorMutual PiningFluff and SmutDramaFalling In LoveComfortOriginal Character(s)SoulmatesHotFlirtingLove
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