Found these silly doodles of Rebecca (1940) while cleaning out my phone gallery and....wanted to repost it on this account...🥺👉👈

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Found these silly doodles of Rebecca (1940) while cleaning out my phone gallery and....wanted to repost it on this account...🥺👉👈
Drawing inspired by the fic of @aliesafenlock "Her Heart is Fit for Home"!!
I love this fic so much and who doesn't need a bit of Susan!Danny in their life? And here's a close up because I'm kinda proud of their expressions:
The snippet that got me:
“Do you dance, Mrs. Danvers?”
Her reverie broken, the housekeeper scoffed at the unexpected question. “Who would want to dance with a withered-up old woman like me?”
“First of all, you are neither old nor withered,” Mrs. de Winter countered. “And secondly, I would! Very much,” she added with a smile.
“Madam.” Mrs. Danvers was taken aback. “Surely you’ve got better things to do with your time.”
“If my memory serves, I did not get to dance at the ball,” the young woman pointed out reasonably, “so you owe me at least one dance, Mrs. Danvers.”
I can't be seriously considering this, the housekeeper thought as she prepared a polite refusal, but her voice caught in her throat as she took in Mrs. de Winter looking at her expectantly. Her eyes were sparkling with hope, her hand extended in a silent invitation, and Mrs. Danvers felt her resolve evaporate. Suddenly, she couldn’t bear the thought of disappointing Mrs. de Winter today as she had done in the past.
“All right then,” she allowed softly. “Perhaps just this once.”
Mrs. Danvers took the young woman’s outstretched hand with some trepidation, expecting it to feel awkward and ungainly. She became acutely aware of how comfortably their bodies fit together as her free hand rested on Mrs. de Winter’s waist. Mrs. Danvers led instinctively and was relieved to find she still knew her way around a slow dance. Her initial reluctance gave way to a quiet joy as she watched her companion’s eyes gleam with delight. With every step they held each other a little closer, and the housekeeper began feeling light-headed.
The record wound down and their movements slowed, then finally stopped. They stood quietly in a gentle embrace, neither of them willing to break the spell and lose their closeness. In the silence, the air between them became charged with expectation. Mrs. de Winter lifted her eyes to study her companion’s face, finding it transformed from its rigid, severe beauty to looking achingly vulnerable. The young woman was suddenly overcome with a wave of affection so intense, she had to reach out and place her palm against Mrs. Danvers’ cheek.
“I crept and touched the foam with fevered hand,
And cried to Love, from whom the sea is sweet,
From whom the sea is bitterer than death.”
nur ein schritt von hier zur ewigkeit
I leaned in like I was going to kiss her, watching as her eyes closed, her breath quickened. Took in the anticipation and lust on her face that I was so used to seeing. My mouth ghosted over hers, the barest pressure against her lips, and she gave a small gasp as I did so. I reached up and threaded my fingers through the low bun she kept her hair in, and all of a sudden tightened my grip so that her gasp turned into a groan as I moved my mouth to her neck.
Mine, I thought fiercely. Mine.
ganz unerwartet - chapter eight
art by @romans-art
"Für mich gibt es auf dieser Welt nur eine Mrs. de Winter."
In another life…