Ao3 Bridgerton Novels & Stories

Sumitra, Sumitra I shouted out with all the strength left in me, I turn around swiftly to search for her. *I'm here Sheguni, she replies coming towards me with the Aarti plate, go ahead and perform the veneration, or should I tell you what, you are supposed to do as the head of the maids? I yell in frustration touching my temple to feel the sweat beards already forming on my forehead. Come on the prince must be very tired after his long journey, that's might be the reason why he hasn't stepped out of the car yet I soliloquize walking towards the door to welcome the queen while stealing glances in search of the prince.

Chapter 6 The Bridgerton family home was, by any reasonable measure, one of the quieter residences in the city's affluent north quarter. It had thick walls, sensible insulation, and neighbors who had long since learned to interpret unusual sounds from the property as simply "something the Bridgerton children were doing" and leave it at that. This had served the family well through six boisterous sons and one daughter who had, at various points in her life, decided to learn the violin, take up competitive fencing, and once—memorably—attempt to breed racing pigeons in the attic.

They got married three years ago and she is currently pregnant. My cousin Barbara met Vin and they began to date. Vin didn't mind that she had a child. He loves and cares for her as though she is his biological child. They got married a year ago. Brandon and Eliana got married a year after I had my official wedding with Tessa, which was four years ago. They have a baby girl, whose name is Shantel, she is just one year old. Brandon’s parents came to apologize to Brandon a few years back. Tessa’s mom adopted a little boy because she said it was boring staying in their big mansion alone. His name was Aaron, he’s a smart kid.

“Unusual how?” “The girl,” he said. “Rebecca. The one he insists on calling his bride.” My lips curved faintly. “Yes?” “She is… odd,” he continued. “Do you not agree?” I considered my answer carefully. "Odd is a vague term, Elder. In what way did she trouble you?" He studied me for a moment, as if weighing whether I would be honest or useful. "I noticed that both she and the Alpha carried the scent of a severed bond."