Brimsley Stories

"I care not for his sanity. I care for his happiness. I care for his soul. Let him be mad if mad is what he needs" "From the moment I saw you trying to go over the wall, I have loved you desperately. I cannot breathe when you are not near. I love you, Katerina. My heart calls your name. - All rights belong to Shonda Rhimes, the only characters I own are Katerina, and her family.

Charlotte and George experience a life like no other after the ball for parliament at Buckingham House. After all, a new heir is on the way! See what it is like to see Charlotte and George's love bloom even more, and to see the effects of George's secret burden on the crown..

George and Charlotte's parental journey starts out on a very sweet note, but soon they may be forced to grapple with the complexities of the king's illness and its impact on their son.

(This is going to be a re-write of the "The Footman's Shadow") After Thomas is attacked by Mr green it leaves him with physical and mental scars, but that's not all it also leaves him with child. Desperate to forget about the attack he attempts to kill himself. But when the King and Queen come to Downton for a visit could two royal Footman open Thomas's eyes to a whole new life. (Timing's might be changed to fit in with the story line, and also there will be two characters from the Netflix show Queen Charlotte)

When Brimsley gets the job to be the queen's man, he is overjoyed at the excitement of working at living at the Palace. It is everything he dreamed of: the palace itself, his job, and someone he meets. The writers of Queen Charlotte/Bridgerton probably will not come up with a back story for Brimsley and Reynolds so this is my interpretation of how they came to be.

Eleanor Fairchild lived a, while still going, very busy life tending to Princess Augusta. No one ever said that tending to royalty was easy but in the multiple years that she had been in her position she was no doubt always on her toes. The castle had eyes and ears every, especially when she was servant to the ever-picky Princess, her kings' mother. Imagine her delight when she was informed of a switch in her role. She was to accompany his Majesty's soon-to-be bride. She was almost too excited of a change that she could have missed the cause all together. The King? Marrying?

Princess Wilhelmina "Mina" Margaret Charlotte Augusta - the sixteenth and youngest child of King George III and Queen Charlotte - has never fit neatly into the glittering mould of the ton. With autism, the same unpredictable condition that shadows her father, and a mind that dances between music, books, and constellations, Mina has always been considered delicate... but never unremarkable. After years spent in Italy for her education and new treatments, she returns to London transformed: thoughtful, eloquent, quietly radiant. Her long wavy dark cherry‑red hair, ocean‑blue eyes, and freckles scattered like stars across pale skin make her unforgettable - though she wishes only to slip unnoticed through ballrooms. Her solace is the pianoforte, the night sky, and long walks where she can breathe freely. Until she meets Anthony Bridgerton. The Viscount, burdened by duty and haunted by grief, expects nothing from the Season except responsibility. But Mina's honesty, her gentle brilliance, and the way she sees the world - and him - with startling clarity begin to unravel every wall he has built. Yet Mina is a princess. Anthony is a viscount. And society is merciless. As whispers rise, court politics tighten, and Mina's health wavers under pressure, the two must decide whether love can survive the weight of crowns, expectations, and the stars themselves. A tale of music, courage, tenderness, and a love that refuses to dim. 🌌💙 She reads the stars. He learns to follow her light. ⭐💫