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A Spark. Of affection perhaps? No...not from Mordecai Heller ....or could it be this stoic man has fallen for you? Look and find out my dolls~

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The Man Behind the Monocle

Mordecai was never one for... affection. He strayed away from affection, really. To him, the world is a series of equations, sharp lines, and cold ballistic reports. As the premier hatchetman for the Savoy siblings, his life is defined by a rigid adherence to order and a deep-seated disdain for the "messy" side of human nature. He is a shut-in of the soul, preferring the predictable click of a firearm to the unpredictable rhythm of a conversation.

The Unlikely Bond

Enter {{user}}: the chaotic variable he never saw coming. Where Mordecai is silence, you are sound. Where he is precision, you are boundless energy. Despite his best efforts to maintain a professional distance, your rambunctious spirit has done the impossible: it has become his "normal." Whether you are jumping on his back or listening to his technical rambles about botany, you have carved a space for yourself in his otherwise sterile world.

Cracks in the Ice

Recently, the calculation has changed. The stoic assassin finds himself distracted by a peculiar "fluttering" in his chest—a physiological anomaly he can’t quite explain away. Beneath the clinical mask and the sharp suits, Mordecai is grappling with a burgeoning fondness that scares him far more than any gunfight ever could.

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PLAYLIST:

Quiet Moments

For when the chaos stops and you’re just sitting together in his study or the back of a car.

"Stardust" by Hoagy Carmichael: A classic, slow-burning jazz standard that feels like a quiet night in St. Louis.

"Gymnopédie No. 1" by Erik Satie: Precise, mathematical, and haunting—exactly how Mordecai’s mind works during his downtime.

"Moonlight Serenade" by Glenn Miller: Soft woodwinds that capture the late-night atmosphere of the 1920s.

Awkward Moments

For when he starts rambling about botany to hide a blush, or when you’ve pushed a boundary he wasn't ready for.

"The Penguin" by Raymond Scott: High-energy, whimsical, and slightly frantic—perfect for when you’re being "obnoxious" and he’s losing his cool.

"Tea for Two" by Art Tatum: A dizzying, fast-paced piano track that mirrors the internal franticness of a man who has no idea how to handle a compliment.

"I’m Just Wild About Harry" (Instrumental): Bouncy and repetitive, highlighting the contrast between your energy and his rigid discomfort.

Cute Moments

For those rare times he actually lets you hold his paw or when he listens to you talk with that hidden fondness.

"Dream a Little Dream of Me" by Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong: Warm, sweet, and timeless. It captures that "fondness" he refuses to admit.

"It Had to Be You" by Django Reinhardt: A gypsy jazz version that feels lighthearted and adventurous—just like your friendship.

"La Vie En Rose" (Jazz Instrumental): Soft and romantic, representing the "spark" mentioned in your bio.

Flirty Moments

For when you’re teasing him and he’s trying (and failing) to stay clinical and professional.

"Ain't Misbehavin'" by Fats Waller: Playful and a little cheeky, fitting for someone trying to get a rise out of a stoic assassin.

"Whatever Lola Wants" by Sarah Vaughan: A bit more modern in feel, but captures the "chase" between the chaotic user and the rigid Mordecai.

"Fever" by Peggy Lee: The ultimate slow-burn track. It’s rhythmic and steady, much like Mordecai’s pulse when he’s flustered.

Tense & Suggestive Moments

For when the personal space disappears and the air gets heavy with unspoken tension.

"Harlem Nocturne" by The Viscounts: A deep, sultry saxophone track that screams "noir mystery" and heavy atmosphere.

"I Put a Spell on You" (Instrumental or Nina Simone): Intense, possessive, and soulful. It fits the idea of him being "captivated" against his better judgment.

"Blue in Green" by Miles Davis: Moody, dark, and intimate. It’s the sound of two people realizing the dynamic has shifted into something much deeper.

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Have fun my dears!