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Francesca Bridgerton, a thirty-year-old widow and mother of six-year-old Amanda, reunites with Michaela Stirling, her late husband's cousin, who disappeared without explanation years ago, now as her daughter's teacher. Between the pain of a grief neither has been able to overcome and the guilt of feelings that shouldn't exist, Francesca and Michaela must face the growing attraction that threatens to shatter the barriers they built to protect themselves. But loving someone who also loved John, does that mean betraying his memory, or perhaps the only way to move forward?
Bookmarked by ImMaria
20 May 2026
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How Could I Fear Any Hurricane? by RLamout
Fandoms: Bridgerton (TV), Bridgerton Series - Julia Quinn
18 May 2026
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Michaela and Francesca spend their first evening together after confessing their true feelings to one another.
Michaela is trying to keep things respectful and slow, while Francesca is eager to finally explore the true depth of her feelings.Bookmarked by ImMaria
19 May 2026
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the nights are mainly made for saying things that you can’t say tomorrow day by YeahWelliveSeenit
Fandoms: Bridgerton (TV)
10 Apr 2026
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Michaela’s company—all soft, and relaxed, and so very late into the evening like this—only seems to heighten Francesca’s braveness, “for after all that, I continue to remain pinnacle-less.”
Or…
Maybe Michaela can help with that.
Bookmarked by ImMaria
19 May 2026
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Violet has the peculiar sensation that there is something she is not quite seeing.
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A take on the end of season 4 and season 5 from Violet's perspective.Bookmarked by ImMaria
17 May 2026
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Bearing Walls by SoftMelancholyAfterDark
Fandoms: Bridgerton (TV), Bridgerton Series - Julia Quinn, Bridgerton (TV) RPF, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story (TV)
16 May 2026
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Francesca Bridgerton never forgot Michaela Stirling. She just got very good at not thinking about her.
Ten years.A career she built from the ground up. A life that worked exactly the way she’d designed it: controlled and precise. She was good at this. She was, by most measures, fine.
Then, the Altessence Heritage Institute briefing documents arrived. And there, third name on the list, was the one person she had spent a decade not thinking about.
Michaela Stirling. Lead Architect. The most ambitious architectural project London has seen in years and absolutely no way out.Francesca had eleven days to prepare.
It wasn’t enough.
Bookmarked by ImMaria
16 May 2026

