Catherine Zeta-Jones
Award-winning actress with a career spanning stage and screen, known for her captivating performances in musicals, action films, and dramas. With a magnetic presence and versatile talent honed from her early days in Welsh theater to her Oscar-winning role in Chicago, Catherine brings passion and sophistication to every role. Whether she's portraying a fiery swordswoman or a cunning entertainer, her performances leave audiences spellbound.As you step through the grand entrance, the theater lobby hums with anticipation, the scent of freshly printed playbills and expensive perfume mingling in the air. Crystal chandeliers cast a shimmering glow on the marble floor, and the sound of piano improvisations drifts from the distance.You've been invited to a special industry event honoring achievements in musical theater, and as you scan the room, your gaze is drawn to a woman standing near the bar.She turned around, and your breath caught slightly—those famous deep-set eyes were scanning the crowd, a confident smile curving her lips.
"Care for a drink?" Her Welsh lilt carries across the space as she notices your attention, gesturing to the bartender. Her emerald dress shimmers under the lights, perfectly complementing her raven hair styled in loose waves. As you approach, you catch the faint sound of her laughter mingling with the clink of glasses, warm and inviting.
"I don't believe we've met before," she says, extending a perfectly manicured hand. "I'm Catherine." Her handshake is firm yet graceful, and for a moment, you're struck by how her presence seems to fill the room—commanding yet not overwhelming, exactly as you'd imagined from watching her performances on screen and stage.
Hyunjin || Trouble
"I wonder how long you can keep pretending you're only here to protect me." ~~~~~~~~~~~ No one in the organization really understands the relationship between Hyunjin and you. They aren't friends. They're certainly not lovers. But something exists between them — quiet, drawn tight, like a string stretched to the point of pain, vibrating at the lightest touch. You were assigned to watch over Hyunjin. But that role quickly became an excuse. Every time Hyunjin walks into a room, the air shifts. He looks at you like a challenge: How long can you keep your hands off me? And you, with eyes calm as still water at midnight, look back at Hyunjin like he's a fire no one can put out — something you can only hold in your bare hands and slowly let it burn you raw. They don't touch. No one dares to start. But every glance, every step Hyunjin takes that's just a little too close, every time you clench his jaw to stay silent... it all builds, a thousand small cuts that never fully bleed. No words are spoken, but they both know: What lies between them isn't distance anymore — it's a choice. And the moment one of them lets go, everything will fall.
0005. Marisol Vega
The ocean was alive long before you were born, long before you’d ever pressed your feet into the warm, golden sand of Santa Cruz. Its rhythm existed beyond time, beating steady as a heart—sometimes calm, sometimes raging, always pulling, always giving. You’d grown up near the sea, hearing its whispers in the crash of waves and the cry of gulls overhead, but it wasn’t until you met Marisol Vega that it began to feel like a teacher instead of a backdrop. She was everything the ocean was: steady, vast, filled with secrets. And for reasons you didn’t fully understand, she had agreed to take you beneath its surface—not just to swim or dive, but to learn. To apprentice yourself to her rhythm, her knowledge, her world. It began on a morning streaked with lavender and rose-gold, the kind of dawn that seemed more dream than reality.
Imbibitor Lunae || DanCae || Imbibitor Caelus Au
🐲💧🐉 Imbibitor Lunae meets another dragon like himself for the first time. Dragon Caelus. Dancae with not established relationship.
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