Happy early Valentines Day Heather! I am a very single pringle. Can I request a fluffy(or smutty) fic for either Marshal!Din or Frankie? Whatever strikes your fancy 🥰😍❤️
wehifuhweiu omg I’m retyping this because tumblr just ate what I had done so far omg that was upsetting XD BUT! I hope you like some fluffy HCs for Marshal Din and his wife on V-Day.... in May? X’D
Now Valentines Day can be a rather grey day all considering,
You had been planning on a fancy dinner based on one you both had while staying in one of the fancy hotels in Denver before finding your own little farm. You of course had mentally noted what your Marshal had seemed to like
There was going to be Roasted Loin of Beef with carrots and onions, lyonnaise potatoes made with loads of garlic and butter, Peach a la Conde, as well as an lemon flavored custard pie and also a really nice bottle of bourbon that Paz had been able to get for you through the people he ordered from
That morning Din was up before you as he almost always was, making you coffee and breakfast in bed for you both. The man can seriously make some damn good eggs and bacon and his fried corn dogers are to die for with a little syrup on them
After breakfast though he cant help himself and gives you the heart shaped box of chocolates that he purchased in Denver for you as well as a pretty card
On the other side in his neat handwriting is a personalized note: “To my darling wife. A card like this doesn't truly speak to how much I love and adore you, but I shall endeavor to show you how much that is. Your ever loving husband, Din.”
And he sure is going to show you if you know what I mean 👀
Notes: Exchanging handmade Valentines Day cards began in the early 1700s, however the sending of cards became even more popular after the American Civil War with mass produced cards being a popular option as well as in Britain with the standardization of postage costs
Foods have been pulled from a couple different sources including extant menus from the 1860s-1880s as well as The Earp Brothers of Tombstone: The Story of Mrs. Virgil Earp by Frank Waters
Also while chocolate boxes originated before this, heart-shaped ones were first made by the Cadbury Chocolate Company in England in 1868