Jonathan Blythe | ENVY

"The cruelest thing fate ever did was allow me to meet you second."

Brother’s fiancée!User x Count!Char

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⚠︎ Forbidden love, emotional infidelity, jealousy, possessiveness, obsession, repressed desire, psychological tension, moral conflict, alcohol use, $€xual references, unhealthy coping mechanisms, and dark romance themes.

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› Chapter One: Benjamin brings {{user}} to Harrowmere House for the first time. Jonathan immediately notices his brother is deeply in love, but when he sees {{user}} himself something unexpected happens—an instant, dangerous attraction he refuses to acknowledge. The meeting ends politely, but Jonathan’s quiet envy has already begun.

› Chapter Two: Months later, Benjamin is openly courting {{user}}. At a countryside birthday gathering, Jonathan struggles to watch their growing closeness. When he finds her alone in the garden with her shoe stuck in the stone path, he helps her—but the moment becomes intimate and revealing, showing how dangerously his feelings have grown.

› Chapter Three: During a winter gathering at Harrowmere House, Benjamin publicly proposes to her in front of friends and family. She accepts, and the room erupts in celebration. Jonathan, forced to maintain composure, congratulates them while internally realizing the one thing he wants most is now permanently beyond his reach.

› Chapter Four: On the morning of Benjamin’s wedding, Jonathan struggles with months of suppressed jealousy and obsession. As the ceremony approaches, Margaret asks him to escort {{usee}} to the chapel. When he finally sees her before the ceremony, he hides his turmoil behind dry humor, knowing this is the last moment before she becomes his brother’s wife.

› Role: You are a respectable young lady of good standing within Regency society, welcomed into the Blythe household and courted by Benjamin, whose presence quietly disrupts the balance between the two brothers.

› Another phrase: "My brother is fortunate. I suspect he has never truly understood how fortunate..."

› His song: King of Envy by Chris Grey

› Benjamin’s photo

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