Summary: Sofia is torn between her strong feelings for Matthew and the raw attraction Richard awakes in her. Unaware of the dark desires that hide behind their well-groomed appearance, she longs for something more than their company.
Relationships:Richard Armitage x OC Sofia & Matthew Clairmont x OC Sofia (Vampire AU)
Warnings:18+, smut, mention of blood
Words:5,2K
A/N: Not following ADOW canon, just two hot interesting male characters being brothers.
”You should go inside.” Richard’s voice sounded restrained, and in the unusual moonlight that fell on the small balcony, Sofia could see how tense his jaw was. The raw stubble on his cheeks made his handsome face harder, and the veins running on the side of his neck were more visible than before. When he met her gaze, his eyes appeared darker so that they reflected the light of the moon. He let go of her wrist, and when she didn’t immediately leave him, he slowly repeated his words. His piercing gaze made her hold her breath, and he crooked his head slightly. ”Unless you don’t…” his voice faded to a hoarse whisper and then died on his lips.
Sofia didn’t understand his reaction, but something in his eyes told her that she should leave him alone. She didn’t feel rejected, nor had she rejected him. Something dark and possibly even dangerous lurked in the depth of his eyes, and it called to her against her better judgment. When she opened the glass door to the living room, the sound of his dark groan followed her inside.
Oh, give me two vampires like that wonderful predatory vibes coming off this story and it’s hot As always, I loved the description of the senses and I love the ending, Richard the vampire hunting in the night with a blood moon in the sky
Matthew Goode has donated a jacket he wore in A Discovery of Witches to an auction in aid of Ukraine. If you are a fan of Matthew in other shows and movies, be sure to check out other listings, as he has donated multiple items to the auction.
“A few times in my life I’ve had moments of absolute clarity, when for a few brief seconds the silence drowns out the noise and I can feel rather than think, and things seem so sharp. And the world seems so fresh as though it had all just come into existence. I can never make these moments last. I cling to them, but like everything, they fade. I have lived my life on these moments. They pull me back to the present, and I realize that everything is exactly the way it was meant to be.”
❤️ Brideshead Revisited reunion during the Royal Film Performance of “Top Gun: Maverick” red carpet at Leicester Square! Matthew GoodE and Hayley Atwell ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Thanks Danielle @/taronegertuns Twitter!
Ths is a reader’s response to last week’s LA Times profile on Matthew GoodE by Mary McNamara.
Below is the concluding paragraph of her op piece. Highest compliment on Matthew’s performance. Full article under the cut.
Also Deedee Messana of Sherman Oaks wrote
Photo: Miller Mobley/Paramount+
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Mary McNamara’s outstanding analysis notwithstanding, I’m not sure that Robert Evans would not have approved of Matthew Goode playing him in “The Offer.”
Although this flyover-nobody did not know Mr. Evans personally, I was lucky enough to have a small correspondence with him on Twitter between 2013 and 2017.
I nearly had a stroke (which would have smashed the oversized Evans-like sunglasses I also like) when he followed me and then felt another coming on when he responded several times to my thanks for the follow.
Over the years, I was just a bit less shocked when he would thoughtfully respond to my tweets, which were about decidedly non-Hollywood subjects. I even got a bit accustomed to the occasional direct message and greeting.
Yes, he was an older man by the time I made his online acquaintance. But he seemed to be an older man who perhaps was never as wholly outrageous as his publicly wild lifestyle might have suggested.
The Kid definitely remains in the picture, portrayed by an actor who might capture more of the Evans behind the sunglasses and the headlines. He just might have liked that very much.
Mary Stanik Tucson
Playing the kid
Thank you for Mary McNamara’s breathtaking portrait of Matthew Goode as Hollywood icon Robert Evans [“Matthew Goode Amps It Up,” May 8]. The photographer [Dania Maxwell] perfectly captured the drama, class and glamour of a bygone era and personified the depth brought to the role by this amazing actor.
