Two sisters. Grace Burgess and Katherine Carter-Burgess. One broke Tommy Shelby's heart. One wants to put it back together again. Which one is meant for him?

When the stock market crashed, Thomas Shelby, needs money and he needs it fast. Polly Gray has a brilliant idea. Marry a deformed, recluse artist & writer, Katherine Carter. However, their marriage comes with a terrible catch that threatens to break them both, mentally and physically. Can the two of them find love before they destroy each other with their own darkness?

Can Daphne stick by Tommy's side when his ambition has no limits? A slow burn Thomas Shelby fanfic.

A showgirl who has awful luck finds herself in Birmingham, not looking for love or another somebody to lose, just looking for time to pass. She finds herself in the middle of trouble. How? That's for you to find out... 💌Thomas Shelby

Evangeline was everyone's angel, looked like an angel, talked like an angel, was an angel. Thomas shelby was the devil, looked like a devil, spoke like a devil and most importantly he was the devil. They end up intertwined in each others world when heaven meets hell. (i may lead this into immortal man 🙈)

Watercolour eyes Watercolour eyes Watercolour eyes That don't make it right Watercolour eyes Watercolour eyes Watercolour eyes That don't make it right Why you always doing that? Breaking up with me then making up Just to make me mad, oh Hey, why? That don't make it right 𝐓𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐲 𝐬𝐡𝐞𝐥𝐛𝐲 𝐰𝐡𝐲?

In Greek mythology, Cassandra of Troy was born with an extraordinary gift of foresight. The future called to her, but the present mistreated her. Her only flaw was that she could not control it. However, she had been subjected to another curse, one that appealed to both men and gods alike. Cassandra was beautiful. Some compared her to Aphrodite, while others simply desired her in envious silence. And then she was condemned. The day Apollo laid eyes on her, the ink had already dried on the paper. He craved her. She wanted to learn discipline. He taught it to her, and when the time came to make the transaction, she stepped back. A symbolic no that had cursed her. No one would listen to her predictions anymore, no man would follow her wise advice, and all men would die. Cassandra Hasen had never had time to ask her mother why she had chosen to name her that. As the years went by, she felt more and more that this name was disastrous for her. Despite the science, the knowledge she strove to acquire and develop, men seemed deaf to her.Or perhaps there had never been any curse. Perhaps the answer to her indignation was obvious, simple but painful. Her status as a woman limited her in the world of the Roaring Twenties. Her gender shaped her ambition without her having the right to say a word. Cassandra Hasen only asked to be heard, because she was convinced of one thing. She was brilliant. She just needed someone to notice. Peaky Blinders: season 2

The first time Tommy Shelby noticed her, she was bent over the ledgers in the back office, the glow of the desk lamp catching the curve of her cheek. Papers were stacked with military precision, ink blotter clean as new snow. She didn't look up when he entered - most people did.

[ON A SMALL HIATUS] Its 1919, and the Shelby brothers have come home scared from the war, only to find an unknown woman looking after the children. Polly calls her Shubha, and she's been here since 1915. A little warning, some characters may be occ.

"I know you are a man who has lost a great deal, Mr. Shelby. And I know that fear is the only language you think Birmingham speaks. But I have spent ten years with the Sisters; your shadows don't frighten me nearly as much as the thought of a child going without a coat tomorrow." She is a woman of cloth and conviction. He is a man of lead and whiskey. Mabel is the lead teacher at the Grace Shelby Institute, a place built on the sins of the Shelby family. She isn't under any illusions about who pays her wages; she's seen the blood on the notes. But while the rest of Small Heath trembles at the click of iron-shod heels in the night, Mabel simply keeps her needle moving. When Thomas Shelby wanders into her classroom at two in the morning, he's looking for the silence his own mind refuses to give him. Instead, he finds a woman who refuses to be his victim or his devotee. To Tommy, she is a sanctuary he doesn't deserve. To Mabel, he is a soul that no amount of prayer can fix-but that doesn't mean she won't try. A story of faith, fire, and the mending of a man who thought he was beyond repair.