"you took me for a fool, you stole my youth." In 1980's Rutshire, Aislinn Elle retires from the shiny lights of Hollywood and spends her days in her mansion relaxing with a book and the fire, far, far away from her husband. It's only when Declan O'Hara, Corinium's new starlet arrives into the peaceful county does she finally realise she's not going to let her husband have all the fun... or When two twin flames, lost in their seperate marriages, desperate for love, find that not all is lost. TW: domestic abuse, addiction & violence Declan O'Hara x OC RIVALS {season1 - completed} {season2 - coming soon!}

By G.S After watching the first season of the popular Disney+ series Rivals, I felt compelled to craft a continuation. This story focuses primarily on Rupert and Tag, written for those of us who adored their journey in Season 1. I hope it brings you as much joy to read as it brought me to write. Author: Written by a twenty-three-year-old student of English literature, adrift and uncertain how best to employ her talents. Should anyone possess the skill to craft a more fitting book cover, I daresay we might become the dearest of friends. A Note of Caution This story includes adult language, scenes of nudity, and explicit depictions of intimacy. Please be advised that these disclaimers may evolve as the narrative progresses.

Lillian Winsworth is trying her best to appear happy with her husband George even though he is treating her the same as his clients in his law firm, with the utmost hostility. When the opportunity presents itself for George to become the company lawyer of Corinium, he can't decline. As Lillian tries to handle her new life in the countryside, a very strange encounter with a handsome MP throws her whole life into turmoil. *Doesn't follow the original plot*

In Rutshire, gossip had a way of spreading like ivy on an old stone wall, winding its way through every corner of the village until everyone knew it, whether it was true or not. By the evening, as the last shop doors closed and lights flickered off in the cottages, Rutshire's little world settled down, each whisper tucked away to wait for morning, ready to pick up the threads of its ever-growing tale once more.