#Aleksei vronsky

[fr-ogii]

falling for you

count vronsky

x fem!reader; poc friendly

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request: "romantic hc when he meets his now wife after Anna's death and how he fell for her 💎✨" @hilalcoven

-> the count never thought he could fall for anyone ever again after the death of his lover, anna. he didn't even know how he would be able to live. he couldn't raise annie, their kid. despite barely having any distinguishing features yet, the thought that she would turn into someone that resembled anna was too much to bear. he felt awful that his daughter had to lose both her parents in such quick succession, but he could not force himself to raise her.

-> he had sworn off love entirely, convinced it would bring nothing but misfortune to him and any future lover of his.

-> but he changed his tune when he met you.

it was a cold september night in st. petersburg. it had been a couple years since the fateful day anna lost her life. the count had returned to the city from serbia - his time fighting against the ottoman empire was up.

he had expected the pain of his loss to have reduced itself after the years both away from anna and away from the city he became acquainted with her in. unfortunately for alexei, the pain came back as soon as he saw the skyline of st petersburg emerging from the horizon.

to escape this, vronsky visited a tavern as soon as he arrived in the all-too familiar city.

the warmth of the bustling building rushed to meet him as soon as the count opened the well worn door. the stench of cheap alcohol enveloped him as soon as he stepped inside and let the door swing shut behind him. his eyes landed on the bar that was situated a bit further back into the establishment and was occupied by two men who were clearly foreigners to this area and were speaking quickly in a tongue alexei could not understand. as was the unspoken rule, alexei sat two stools over and waited for the worker behind the bar to come over.

count vronsky had become impossibly quiet in the time away from anna. he only spoke when addressed. he avoided confrontation. it was as if the death of the mother of his child had left him mute.

an uncountable amount of minutes passed before a noise brought alexei out of his stupor. he had long since received his meal - a roasted meat he already forgot the name of. the pale ale in his mug had been nursed far too many times and was nearly gone.

his head snapped up when he heard that noise again. it was the trotting of a horse and the spinning wheels of the carriage it was pulling. there was something so recognizable about it. before alexei could be sucked back into his reminiscing tendencies, he turned around as the wooden door opened.

and there you were.

he wouldn't exactly call it "love at first sight", but he was certainly intrigued. count vronsky looked around the bar and noticed a couple other men that let their eyes flicker towards you periodically. aleksey stood slowly, stretching out the aches and pains that had grown in his joints in the many minutes he had been sitting. he would not let another man reach you before he could. and so, he began to walk over to you.

[jellyfishywishy]

Count Vronsky- a man written by a woman✨️

Credit: abstract_boy on Tiktok

[isaut]

𝒄𝒆𝒍𝒍𝒐 𝒔𝒖𝒊𝒕𝒆 𝒏𝒐. 𝑰 𝒊𝒏 𝒈 𝒎𝒂𝒋𝒐𝒓: 𝑰. 𝒑𝒓𝒆𝒍𝒖𝒅𝒆 — chrollo x f!reader. song

originally posted on my old blog @/saintchrollo after i read anna karenina for the first time. court advisor!chrollo (but you all know he's kuroro to me) and princess!reader. i've been in such a kuroro mood you'll have to forgive me. its something about autumn and schoolin. here is a link to an audiobook of anna karenina so you don't have an excuse to not go read it.

“I thought I might find you here.” 

The voice from behind startles you. You jump slightly in your chair, holding the book you had been reading against your chest. Turning, you relax slightly upon seeing where the voice was coming from. “Lord Lucifuru, you startled me.” 

The black haired man tilts his head to the side as he approaches, hand resting on the back of your armchair. “Are we not on a first name basis anymore, Princesse?” He lilts the title in the accent he’s picked up from his years of council. 

You avoid his gaze, cheeks heating up. The room warms with the memories of the other night. Squirreled away behind a statue, whispered confessions, his lips everywhere they shouldn’t have been— Your lips, your neck, your chest. 

“What if we aren’t alone?” You whisper. If you lose yourself to the daydream enough, you can feel his hands on your hips. 

“I checked,” Kuroro says, voice soft and reassuring. “We are most certainly alone.” 

You straighten up and crane your head around, as if to double check his words. He tilts your head back towards him with a finger under your chin. 

“I’d never steer you wrong,” Kuroro promises, then tacks on, “[First.]” 

It fills you with such warmth to hear your name from his lips, and you have to avert your gaze to keep yourself from melting into a puddle. 

“Are you sure there’s no one else here?” You ask again. 

“And risk my own head?” Kuroro asks, a smile pulling at the left of his lips. 

You suppose he has a point. You relax back into the chair, resting your book on your chest to hold its place. “Have you been searching for me, then, Kuroro?” 

His half smile reaches his eyes. That’s more like it. “I have, actually. All over. I should have started here, it seems. Would of had more time with you.” 

“You should have known I’d be here,” You hum. “After all, I was told this morning over breakfast that my crate of books finally got deemed… What’s the word you use?” 

“They were found to be without ill intent,” Kuroro restates. “We just wanted to be sure that no harm would come to you.” 

“Father coddles me,” You remark, “As do you.” 

“Well, I’d be out of a job if I didn’t do as he told. And you’d be out of a job if you didn’t get coddled. That is under the description of princess.” 

“I do other things,” You protest. 

“I know you do,” Kuroro says, his eyes glancing down at the book splayed across your chest before back to your eyes. 

“What have you come found me for?” You press. 

“Do I always have an ulterior motive with you?” Kuroro returns your question with one of his own. At the raise of your eyebrow, he concedes. “There is a dinner tonight that you are expected to attend. A prince is here to make your acquaintance, in the most casual manner possible.”

Disgust fills your face. “This is what you come to tell me of?” 

“Would you have preferred someone else?” Kuroro asks. 

No, you’d rather have not. “I simply thought… I thought you had come to see me. For no other reason than to see me.”

Kuroro hums. He cups your cheek in his hand, thumb smoothing over its softness. You can’t help but lean into his touch, bring your hand to cover his. To keep him close. 

“I offered to come tell you,” Kuroro promises, crouching down by your chair. “I wanted to break the news to you, not someone else.” 

“Will you be at dinner?” You inquire. 

“I’ll be there. I must advise your father that the visiting suitor is not up to your family’s standards. That is my job, after all. As an adivisor and as a lover.” 

Kuroro’s tongue was always so smooth, and if you had more control over your life you’d be wary of it. But, with your sole outlet being the man before you, you ease yourself against his silver words. 

“Lover?” You repeat, eyelashes fluttering at such a title. 

“Should I take it back?” He asks with bated breath. 

You shake your head. “You should tell Father to marry us instead.”

Kuroro’s chuckle is self deprecating. “I am no king.” 

“You could be,” You whisper, getting your hopes up against your best judgement. 

“My best work is done from the shadows, my darling. I crumple under the public eye. And you were made for it. The people adore you.” 

You pout. “You’re going to break my heart.” 

Kuroro smiles gently at you. “You’ve known that, [First.]”

“I wish I didn’t,” You sigh. “I wish I wasn’t so aware.”

Kuroro shifts his hand to take yours in his own, bringing your knuckles to his lips. The gesture is familiar, impersonal now. He rolls your hand over, slides his fingers down your wrist, the underside of your forearm, and presses a kiss into the palm of your hand. 

“It’s for the best you are,” Kuroro says. “Tomorrow I will find time in our schedules for us to take a walk, how does that sound?” 

“A long walk?” 

“A long walk.” 

Your fingers trace Kuroro’s jaw. “Why not tonight? Why not now?” 

“You are not dressed for a walk,” Kuroro says softly. “And you need to get ready for dinner. We do not have time for a walk right now, sweet [First.]” 

“Oh.” Your fingers stop their movements, and you withdraw your hand. 

“Would you like me to walk you to your room?” Kuroro asks. 

“Will you stay while I get ready?” You hope. 

Kuroro sadly shakes his head. “I can go get you something from the kitchen and come back while delivering it.”

“So yes?” You conclude. 

“In a way,” Kuroro says, standing. He holds his hand out for you to take, which you gladly do. 

You look around you, double checking for your solitude. The door would have been audible had it opened. 

“Do you think I could have a kiss?” You whisper. 

“A kiss?” Kuroro hums. Slowly, he lowers his head until his breath mingles with yours. 

“Please?” 

“You should never have to ask for anything,” Kuroro responds, sealing his statement with a solid yet brief press of his lips against yours. “It is cruel that you want what you can’t have.”

There is no second kiss, just a hand on your cheek and Kuroro’s steady breath. A whine leaves your lips. 

Slowly, you open your eyes to look at him. “One more?” 

He obliges, slotting your lips together. The kiss lasts for a breath longer, his tongue gently swiping against your bottom lip before pulling away. 

“I don’t think I’ll ever be able to kiss anyone else,” You murmur. 

Kuroro chuckles at that. “I’m sure you’ll kiss many more.” 

You shake your head. “I don’t wish to.” 

“You flatter me,” Kuroro murmurs, “When it should be the other way around.”

This turn, you hum, a little smile flickering across your lips. You pull away, out of the fear that built inside you from the amount of private time you’d had. Someone was bound to come for you any moment. 

Greedily, Kuroro steals another kiss before leading you out of the room. It’s a cold walk down the halls, shoes echoing on the stone, a distinct space left between both of you. The wind from your walk whips through it. The more distance put between yourself and the library, the larger the space becomes. And, as you round the corner of the hall, you can no longer feel the lingering warmth against your lips. 

[scarareg]

Tagged by my lovely @meltsoul thanks so much! 🩷 This was kinda hard because I post about almost all my interest in here lmao so no Eren allowed; but because it was hard, it was even more fun! 🩷 I love challenges! Hopefully you guys really did not expect to see these three men on the list and I am not too obvious lmao

Rules: name three fictional characters you’re in love with that are NOT associated with your blog

1-Mr Darcy- Pride and Prejudice

2-Gilbert Blythe-Anne With An E

3-Count Aleksei Kirillovich Vronsky-Anna Karenina

Me having a crush on them means that I should have lived in another century? Who knows

Wanted to add Draco Malfoy but I do talk about Harry Potter even if is not about him so I don't know if it would count lmao

Tagging: @mikotofubar @rheawolf @ldwoolart @jwilliambyers @sunshinereddie @fivekrystalpetals @darklight-owl

@tinyarmedtrex @constantreaderfool

[nowadayz]

Aaron Johnson as Count Aleksey Vronsky ANNA KARENINA (2012) dir. Joe Wright

[voxmortuus]

Hello. Vox here. 30's. She/They. Married. Requests are OPEN!

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[dolokhovisfierce]

If Anatole Kuragin and Fyodor Dolokhov had a child, it would be Aleksei Vronsky, fight me-

[roger-s-maracas]

Thank you for the tag my dear @thislookinyoureyes 😘

Hmm… I mean Aleksey Vronsky might not be the best choice as my therapist but at least he’s handsome, right?! He might even start seducing me right from the very start and how can I say no to this face! 🤭

Tagging @milkyway-ashes @therockywhorerpictureshow @trinikins and everyone 😊

No cheating: Your last saved celebrity picture is your therapist.

Thanks for the tag @runnning-outof-time 💕 having Tommy as your therapist would certainly be an experience! 😂

Here's mine... 😍

NP tagging: @a-reader-and-a-writer @green-socks @lorecraft @heart-0n-fire @that-sarcastic-writer @princessmisery666

[crowleying]

Count Vronskij

Aaron Taylor Johnson as Count Vronskij in Anna Karenina (2012)

[theliterarybeldam]

Has anyone here watched Anna Karenina (2012) or read the book? Because both Vronsky and Karenin live rent free in my head and I wanna write for them.

Also this movie makes me realize how truly obsessed with hands I am

[aslysposts]

Beni tanıdığını sandı. Oysa beni tanıyan herhangi bir kimsenin tanıdığı kadar az tanıyor beni o da. Kendim bile tanıyamıyorum kendimi.

/Anna Karenina - Tolstoy

[seredelgi]

-it’s consuming, destructive, selfish and toxic. But it is love, and if it’s not with you, then I don’t want it-

Anna and Alexei- Anna Karenina (2012)

[ljiljanis]

So fun fact about me: in order to cope with having to read Anna Karenina, a book of over 800 pages, in 3 weeks and write an essay about mother figures in book I drew 7 main characters: Anna Karenina, Konstantin(Kostya) Dmitrich Levine, Vronsky, Aleksei Karenin, Kitty Scherbatsky and Daria an Stiva Oblonski (it feels so wired to write and say their names in non slavic language )

Just to clarify I think it's a great book overall, it explores a lot of issues with high class like publicly secret cheating, arranged marriages, shallow and empty people in positions of power, lack of understanding of Christian values by believers, that women don't need to be defined by marriage, finding of faith and dysfunctional family. It has some outdated beliefs, some scenes are dragged out to much and character backgrounds are not explored enough for my liking but it definitely deserves a title of a classic .

Also book is better than a movie😁

Movie puts to much focus on romance and kind of ignores everything else especially Levine's story line since he is also the main character in the book.

[retvenkos]

Man I saw your new profile pic and was instantly triggered because all I could see was Aleksey Vronsky from the Anna Karenina mini-series

lolololololololololololol, but he was a good vronsky, you cannot lie. don't get me wrong, i don't like vronsky, but mr. cabrera did a good vronsky. my only criticism is that he seems too polished and too likeable.

[techstartro]

Netflix anunță o nouă serie de dramă intitulată ANNA K

ANNA K este primul serial rusesc realizat de către Netflix. Această serie fastuoasă și contemporană ne transpune în romanul classic al lui Lev Tolstoi respectiv, „Anna Karenina."

Despre serialul Anna K

ANNA K este o repovestire fastuoasă și contemporană a romanului clasic al lui Lev Tolstoi „Anna Karenina", unul dintre cele mai cunoscute romane din întreaga lume. Seria este plasată în Rusia modernă, unde socialista Anna Karenina, soția viitorului guvernator al Sankt-Petersburgului, intră într-o relație amoroasă care îi schimbă viața cu Vronsky, elegantul moștenitorul al unui imperiu din aluminiu. Aventura lor scapă rapid de sub control, amenințând echilibrul delicat al legăturilor lor familiale și al relațiilor sociale. Cu acțiunea ce are loc între Moscova cosmopolită, Sankt Petersburgul plin de istorie și zona rurală accidentată a Rusiei, drama explorează teme ale pasiunii, loialității și adevărul de necontestat că nici o cantitate de bogății nu ne poate salva de capacitatea iubirii de a ne elibera sau de a ne aduce la moarte. Actrița Svetlana Khodchenkova (Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy) o va interpreta pe Anna Karenina.

Svetlana Khodchenkova (ANNA K)

Echipa din spatele viitorului serial spune : 

Valeriy Fedorovich și Evgeniy Nikishov, 1-2-3 Production  „Suntem extrem de onorați că echipei noastre i s-a încredințat crearea primului serial de televiziune rusesc comandat pentru serviciul de divertisment la nivel mondial, cu peste 200 de milioane de abonați. Acest efort este mai mult decât emoționant și provocator, dar întrucât elementul de bază al viitoarei serii se concentrază pe una dintre operele literare fundamentale ale lumii dedicate iubirii, sperăm că vom putea atinge inimile oamenilor din Australia și până în Brazilia. Suntem înarmați cu o super adaptare a scenariului realizată de către Roman Kantor și Maria Mikulina și cu talente de vârf atât în ​​fața, cât și în spatele camerei, inclusiv co-regizorii Natasha Merkulova și Aleksey Chupov. Avem încredere deplină în echipa noastră și suntem încrezători că rezultatul va depăși așteptările. Este prima noastră experiență de lucru mână în mână cu echipa Netflix și suntem foarte inspirați de sinergia pe care am stabilit-o deja și de ceea ce va ieși din ea".   Roman Kantor:  „A aduce „Anna Karenina" în Rusia secolului XXI și a introduce această poveste simultan în întreaga lume în propria ei limbă (și multe altele) prin miracolul Netflix este un vis devenit realitate pentru mine. Literalmente, așa cum ideea pentru acest serial TV mi-a venit în vis și îmi doresc să o pun în practică de atunci".   Sergey Kornikhin (Droog Drooga): „Suntem cu adevărat mândri că facem parte din unul dintre primele proiecte Netflix în Rusia - este o mare onoare și o responsabilitate imensă. Pentru a reformula faimosul citat, este un mic pas pentru compania noastră, dar un pas imens pentru întreaga industrie". Seria va fi lansată pe Netflix la nivel mondial. Data premierei va fi anunțată curând. Read the full article

[sahafyurdu]

Dünya Klasiklerinden Anna Karenina 1-2-3 CİLT Tolstoy Yeni *322+408+364 sayfa Mezat Açılış :24 ₺ Kitap sitelerinde 35₺ dir. Anna Karenina, 19. yüzyıl Rus toplumunun ruhsal dalgalanmalarına çarpıcı bir aşk ve ihanet anlatısıyla ışık tutan bir başyapıt. Güzelliği ve nezaketiyle çevresinde hayranlık uyandıran Anna Karenina'nın mutsuz ve monoton bir evliliği vardır. Üst düzey bir devlet memuru olan Aleksey Aleksandroviç ile evliliğinde tek tesellisi oğludur. Ağabeyi ile yengesinin aralarını düzeltmek için gittiği Moskova'da yakışıklı ve genç kont Vronski ile tanışması, Anna'nın hayatında dönüm noktası olur. Tolstoy, Anna Karenina'da sıradışı bir gözlem gücü ile aşk, evlilik, ihanet gibi temaların izini sürerken roman sanatına yepyeni ve uzun soluklu bir boyut katar. Modern dünya edebiyatının otoritelerince gelmiş geçmiş en iyi romanlardan biri olarak kabul edilen Anna Karenina, güncelliğini daima koruyacak bir eser. "Anna Karenina dünya edebiyatındaki en büyük aşk hikâyelerinden biri. Tolstoy'un kusursuz üslûbunun büyüsü her sayfada hissediliyor." -Vladimir Nabokov- (Tanıtım Bülteninden) #dünyaedebiyatı #tolstoy #annakarenina https://www.instagram.com/p/B6VyqdLnQ8Y/?igshid=sb86l8dixqlc