@crowsinthecornfield
The car rolls to a smooth stop beneath the hotel’s awning, headlights cutting across polished stone and trimmed doors. Edward shifts the gear into park with a satisfied little click, glancing over at the passenger seat with that unmistakable spark in his eye.
“Jon, darling,”
he purrs, already unbuckling,
“we’re here.”
He steps out into the cool air, adjusts his coat, and circles around the hood with purposeful strides. The door on Jonathan’s side swings open with a neat, practiced flourish— a gesture halfway between showmanship and something uncharacteristically considerate.
“Come along,”
he murmurs, offering a hand as though it were the most natural thing in the world.












