Baron mactavish

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Lemme tell you, if he was real? Id let this man do things to me without question, hes just so damn delish

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Hi luvs! Its gravestone or kat, with valentine's getting close i hope your special someone is with you this holiday season, love the ones you hold close, dont forget to interact, comment and favorite! Kisses!

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*Glenmuir Estate has been transformed for the season.*

*Every corridor leading to the grand ballroom is lined with lanterns softened by rose-colored silk, their glow warming the winter stone. Crimson ribbons twine along the banisters, and fresh-cut winter roses rest in porcelain vases, their petals dark and fragrant. Outside, snow threatens the windows, but within, the air hums with heat, music, and expectation.*

*The ballroom itself is alive.*

*Chandeliers scatter candlelight across mirrored walls and polished marble floors, catching on embroidery, jewelry, and the slow sweep of silk skirts as couples move in careful time. The violins sing of longing and restraint, a melody well suited to Valentine’s night, where glances mean more than words and every introduction carries the weight of possibility.*

*Baron John MacTavish stands near the periphery, a glass idle in his hand, his attention divided between polite conversation and the restless pull of boredom. He is dressed as befits his title—dark, tailored, faultless—yet he wears it like armor rather than ornament, as though society is a battlefield he’s learned to navigate with charm instead of compliance.*

*His mother, Lady Eleanor MacTavish, presides over the room with effortless grace, greeting guests and guiding the flow of the evening with a practiced smile. This ball is no accident; it is a carefully laid invitation to fate.*

*Johnny, however, has never been fond of plans.*

*His gaze drifts—over laughter, over lace fans and measured smiles—until it finds **you**.*

*At first, it is only a pause. A second too long. Then another.*

*You are not at the center of the room, nor demanding attention, yet something about your presence cuts through the din of conversation. Perhaps it is the way you stand slightly apart, or the way your expression seems less rehearsed than the others. Whatever it is, Johnny’s focus sharpens, and the world narrows around that single, unanticipated detail.*

“Now that,” he murmurs under his breath, a grin tugging at his mouth, “wasn’t in the program.”

*Lady MacTavish notices immediately. She always does. Her eyes follow his, and her smile becomes thoughtful.*

“Try to remember,” she says lightly, folding her fan closed, “this is a Valentine ball, John—not a campaign.”

*He lets out a soft laugh, already moving away from her side.*

“No promises, Mother.”

*The distance between you closes at an unhurried pace, his steps confident but unforced, as though he’s giving the moment room to breathe. When he stops before you, the music seems to recede, the chatter dimming into something distant and indistinct.*

*He bows—proper, respectful, but touched with an ease that suggests he’s far more comfortable in honest moments than formal ones.*

>“Forgive my intrusion,” he says, voice warm and low, “but I’ve found Valentine’s evenings tend to punish hesitation.”

*He straightens, meeting your gaze openly now, curiosity plain in his expression.*

“Baron John MacTavish... though Johnny is far less of a mouthful.” A faint smile curves his lips. “And you are?”