Robert is jealous of Cora's attention to Simon Bricker. his jealousy is so strong it brings out hurtful barbs. Can he make it up to Cora for acting like such an idiot. He knows she loves him but why can't he trust her?

Alternate universe where Cora didn't have a miscarriage and they welcomed their son and heir in 1914. inspired by a beautiful edit I saw on Instagram. The artist stated that the boy in season 6, episode 7 who stops in Robert's room to talk about mothers in a tizzy and comfier houses. The boy would have been the age of the son who died. So I couldn't resist the idea of writing a story about him surviving and learning important things from his Papa.

Cora Crawley nee Levinson, The Countess of Grantham, had much to live up to as an American and a woman in Britain's Aristocracy. When she finally gets fed up by the condescending remarks from her husband who says he loves her, She nearly gives herself a heart attack.

"If you can honestly say you have never let a flirtation get out of hand since we married. If you have never given a woman the wrong impression than by all means stay away. Otherwise, I expect you back in my room tonight." - Cora

Elizabeth Mcgovern as the Countess of Grantham says so much with a look. This story reveals her thoughts and feelings as she deals with a possible fatal illness, the death of her mother in law, and her husband's identity crisis. Spoilers for New Era and Story inspired by the cover photo made by @tranvandezee on Twitter.

Cora went to London to stay with her sister in law for a few days after the death of her youngest daughter, Sybil. On the day she was to return home she was not on the train. What happened and where did she go? Her husband makes himself sick with worry as he faces the realization that his wife left him because of his faith in Sir Phillip.