#sandorianne

“Your little love notes were cute. Did you require ever ship to have the same note posted for me to the mast?” Sandokan sat in the chair, putting his feet up on the desk, not even trying to hide his disdain for his father-in-law in name only. “You’ve been asking to speak to me.” The pirate flippantly waived his hand. “Well? Speak.” 

Lord Guillonk’s face went red with irritation. “For the last two years as you’ve wagged war against myself and Sultan Brooke, Marianne has been spotted at your side at every turn. Now she hasn’t been spotted on your ship for over four months. Did you kill my daughter?” 

Sandokan stared off into the distance for a moment clearly deciding on what answer to give this man who tried to have his wife locked in an insane asylum. Marianne had made her wishes clear on what her father was and was not to know about her condition, but Sandokan knew it would destroy the man to know. “Marianne’s safe at home. She agreed it was best for the time being.” 

Lord Guillonk’s hand slammed on the desk. “That’s a lie! If she ran away from Labuan for her freedom there is no way my daughter would stay in some jungle hut for you.” 

A Guide to Pleasure

Rating: Explicit

Summary: Set some time immediately after the ending of season one. Sandokan and Marianne begin to learn what it means to share pleasure.

Excerpt:

Your husbands’ going to do the same thing on your wedding night.

She’d been thinking about those words for far longer than a lady of good breeding would care to admit—then again, she’d never belonged in civilized society.

She’d thought of Sandokan, running his large hands across her pristine skin; she visualized the deep yearning in his eyes as he slowly peeled off each layer of cloth to bare her naked flesh—he would be patient with her despite the longing of his own lust. She ached to give herself to him in the promises of marriage.

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sandokan and marianne | but daddy i love him

I’m not going to lie, this began as a crack video but then I started treating it very seriously. It’s so silly and Ed Westwick is such a diva.

The perfect friends—to enemies—to lovers ✨