#cormac headcanons

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🛏- Bedroom(s)

Cormac’s house has 5 bedrooms. He only uses one. The other four are used as guest rooms when his parents or cousins come to visit or if guests are too intoxicated to get home safely. If none of that is going on then the rooms are basically untouched, and remain in a pristine, perfect state. 

The bedroom that Cormac does use, which also happens to be the house's Master Bedroom’s state depends on what is going on right now in Cormac’s life. The bed could range from being unmade and having clothes thrown across the floor to immaculate, and with everything in a place. Cormac’s bedroom also comes off as luxurious, but comfortable, with velvet blankets and satin sheets. 

Cormac’s bedroom is also his inner most sanctum and the room where he can be himself more than almost any other place. It also happens to be the place where he brings almost all of the people he brings home to. 

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📖- Their diary 

Cormac doesn’t keep a diary, writing is not his strong suit and he sees it as pointless to write down your thoughts and feelings. He knows what he already thinks, and how he feels about things, and he doesn’t want that in diary which can fall into other’s hands. 

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⛰- Front/backyard 

Cormac’s front yard is well kept, the shrubbery and lawn are all neatly trimmed and symmetric. It has a circular driveway, and two iron gates with the McLaggen Family Crest on both of them.  He of course does not handle any of the upkeep for it himself instead paying people to do it. 

His backyard houses a decent sized in ground pool, that is frequently used by Cormac. He also has an outdoor bar, and dining area that is also frequently used when he hosts colleagues from work, his team, and friends. The last part of Cormac’s backyard is the cabana.  This he uses on nights when he pretends to be a romantic and for his many “conquerings” of other people.