Twenty five year old Margret Chambers, the trophy wife of an powerful D.C. Attorney, John Chambers confides in her husbands longtime friend. As Robert Kennedy and Margret Chambers face the difficulties revolving around their loveless marriages the two confide in one another leading to an affair, convenient for the situation

"Look at me. Please, god, look at me. I'm not him, Jackie. I'll never be as good as him. Our dad will always like him best. Everyone will always like him best. I'll never be as charismatic and charming and successful as him, but... god... I'll never... I could never... treat you the way he treated you." When Jacqueline Kennedy walks in on her husband cheating on her, it's the final straw. She packs her bags and finds comfort in her newfound independence. But as her friendship with her brother-in-law, Bobby, grows, she may find that he cares for her a bit more than she expected. And what happens when she realizes she may care for him a bit more than she could ever allow herself to?

After the murder of his wife Ethel in California, Bobby is persuaded to hire Rosie Carlyle as a nanny to his 10 children. He doesn't expect to fall in love with her.

Infidelity is plain unremarkable for movie star, Evelyn Bellamy - you'd say the same if you see what goes down in Hollywood where stars are made and scandals are encouraged - but little did she know her own infidelity with the New York Senator, Bobby Kennedy would bring a doomsday scenario into her life. [SLOWBURN/SLOW UPDATE/LENGTHY/MATURE CONTENT] October 10, 2020 - ongoing "The most beautiful Bobby Kennedy infused Lana coded literature in history." - Harry Highsmith, writer of masterpieces.

**Perfect for readers who enjoy historical fiction and the Kennedys.** "The whole place dressed to the nines / And we were dancing, dancing / Like we're made of starlight." - Taylor Swift (Starlight from Red Album) It's November 1978, ten years since the death of Bobby Kennedy. His final child, Francesca, is aware of the sadness present at Hickory Hill despite being born six months after his assassination. To lessen the pain this year and satisfy personal curiosity, she decides to bundle all the memories of her late father into a story. This story begins when Robert meets Ethel and their love story spanning for twenty-three years amidst fond memories, hardships, and war.