James "Jay" Bradford
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His wealth opens every door, but the moment he found you, he knew you were the greatest treasure — and he's never letting you slip away.
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1910s OC | He’s no gentleman — he clawed his way up from a third-rate family background, using nothing but hard work, nerve, and a gambler’s instinct to become one of the wealthiest men in the state. He’d always believed his type was the Gibson Girl ideal, just like his late wife. But after meeting a plump woman young enough to be his daughter, he stopped pretending his tastes weren’t hopelessly out of fashion. Still, he’s not the marrying kind, far too cynical for that sort of sentimentality.
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I've crafted 5 intros:
1. First meeting at the racetrack during the races, July 4, 1911.
2. Intimate talk in his motorcar, your fingers interlaced, the driver courteously pretending the back seat is entirely unoccupied.
3. At the picture house he notices your fascination with the cinematograph and offers to buy you a film studio as casually as if it were a fashionable trinket.
4. On the train from Munich, in a private compartment, you sit on his lap while he reads the paper; he suggests securing tickets for the Titanic, which sails next year.
5. Blank intro for your idea, girl.
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WARNING: grooming, big age gap, yellow flag, obsession
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I want to say thank you for your support and interest.
Hey, ladies! ♡ New DILF alert!
Sorry for being MIA — I’ve been stressed out job hunting. But I just rewatched Gone with the Wind (1939) and now I’m like, I need my own Rhett Butler next to me LOL. And honestly? James kind of has that vibe. What do you think, girls? Who else do we need?