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Mystique, Inquest, & Passion by sunnvshinez
Fandoms: Bridgerton (TV), Bridgerton Series - Julia Quinn
09 Aug 2026
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Truth can never be guaranteed in a society full of posing and fraudulence. A life controlled by those with power and wealth. That’s the life of Eloise Bridgerton. The driving force of her to study journalism and literature that led her to a career of investigative journalism. She became a well-known investigative journalist just two years into her career, through her well written articles that showed the world the truth with facts to support them. Making her infamous to the underworld of London.
What happens when she stumbles upon a four years old article about the sudden disappearance of the Elite’s disgraceful married couple: George and Marina Crane. Four years ago, the couple vanished all of a sudden one night with no traces found about them, it felt like they ceased to exist. There were other cases that all seem to fall connected to the vanishment of the Cranes too. Eloise felt there was something huge behind the case and she wanted to unveil it. However, there seems to be one issue: Phillip Crane. Her older brother’s best friend and the younger brother of George Crane. He kept tight-lipped about the case.
Will she succeed in finding the truth or is she leading herself to her end?
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Love was never in the books for Eloise Bridgerton, a proud, well-known independent spinster throughout the ton; however, she also never thought she’d be alone in that. Her siblings have started a new chapter in their lives, while she has remained stagnant at one chapter in her life. It felt like the freedom she believed she had suddenly become a cage that she feared living in. Her single life became what she feared of her future becoming if she were to marry which was a suffocating cage.
Suddenly, a path unfolded for her, a pen pal friendship she stumbled upon with a widowed man with children, Sir Phillip Crane. Through a year of correspondence, a thought appeared in her mind that seemed dangerous enough to consider after he extended an invitation to her to his house. He needed a wife and mother for his children; she needed a companion and freedom. She enjoyed his companionship through the letters and his companionship after they met unchaperoned. That seemed enough for her to offer a Marriage of Convenience to Sir Phillip Crane.
Will everything stay as just companionship, or will something bloom from this arrangement?