#elizabeth mccord/henry mccord

[writingmccord]

touches

[fawkesthephoenix]

Rewatching Madam Secretary because real life government sucks.

[mindthewitch]

More people should be into Madam Secretary! I wanna see more fanart and meta and ships and everything!

[teamhenryelizabeth]

My favorites!! 😍😍❤️❤️

[rogerhealey]

@usergif​ 1 year celebration: shuffle challenge | blending + texture + OTP ↳  Bess & Henry McCord (Madam Secretary)

[nonadhesiveness]

1x12 Standoff

[lilyflowerhere]

The I adore my wife trope will always be famous

[syarios]

__ If you do it right> 🔥 4:1

[annemadebooks]

Nose Bump...

Sorry, very late to the party. I've only just discovered Madam Secretary. But it has given me an excuse to practice a new drawing technique. Enjoy!

[wearyrains]

[writingmccord]

it’s hard to differentiate between Elizabeth and Henry versus Tim and Téa in some photos…

[cissyenthusiast010155]

Coming Home For You ~Nadine Tolliver x Elizabeth McCord x Henry McCord

Summary— A little smutty blurb. With Henry out of town, the girls enjoy some time to themselves in bed. But they aren’t about to spoil the man’s fun, so they keep him on the phone until he can get back home and join them in person…

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Warnings: NSFW, 18+!!, smut, eating out, oral sex (f receiving), phone sex, implied masturbation, implied future smut, implied threesomes, etc.

Enjoy (;

“Oh God fuck Nadine right there!!”

Elizabeth keeled over in pleasure as the brunette in between her legs meticulously brought her over the edge. The blonde’s hands scrambled to hold onto the sheets for dear life as her orgasm crashed into her. She let out another unbridled moan, as her head lolled back, her back arched and her body shook through the affects of her high.

Nadine moaned into the other woman’s cunt as Elizabeth’s juices shot out for the brunette to lap up. Her tongue expertly continued to fuck the blonde through her high, slurping up all the other woman’s arousal eagerly. The brunette’s hands were firmly perched against Elizabeth’s thighs, to keep the woman from suffocating her as she pleasured her.

The blonde fell limp against the bed spread as her orgasm subsided. Nadine sat up, licking her lips and looking at Elizabeth with a shit eating grin. Elizabeth stared back blissfully and in shock at the massive climax the brunette had pulled from her.

“Henry? You still with us?” Nadine breathlessly asked.

Next to the two women on the bed was Elizabeth’s phone with Henry on speaker.

“Jesus Yea I’m here” Henry groaned.

“I told you she was good.” Elizabeth panted out.

Henry chuckled, and if the two women could see him, they would see how flushed his face was.

“Yeah you sure did babe…” he breathed out.

Both women sat on the bed, panting heavily and slowly recovering.

“But I think we’ll have to do a redo once I’m back in town. Need to see it for myself to truly believe in…” Henry teased through the phone.

Both women chuckled at that, and Elizabeth looked to Nadine, who nodded back to the blonde in confirmation.

“I think that’s something we can arrange. Don’t you, Nadine…?” Elizabeth purred, while pulling the other woman towards her.

Nadine climbed into the blonde’s lap, eagerly letting her lips meet Elizabeth’s for a moment before responding.

“Yes, I think so…” Nadine cooed, pulling another groan from Henry.

~~~

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Henry McCord Masterlist ~Coming Soon (;

[marvelousgeeks]

There’s an entire world where romance is at the forefront of storytelling, yet many TV shows are still afraid of placing healthy married couples at the center of the plot. There’s a preconceived, odd notion that people will stop watching if there’s no build-up or drama to stir the pot and terrorize the romance, but it doesn’t factor in the idea that a large majority of people will watch something if it’s well-written just to see a couple they care about prevail. CBS’ Madam Secretary did it for six years, and now, Max’s The Gilded Age is taking a similar road.

Where romance is at its pinnacle in the literary world and conquering every corner, TV shows often feel they need to draw out the tension to keep things exciting. But what remains thrilling with a show like The Gilded Age is how the Russells could (and should) stay together despite the obstacles towering over them. And CBS’ Madam Secretary (among other shows) proved that the drama could be external without defeating the internal intimacy within closed doors.

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[crownofstardustandbone]

I want a marriage and love like Henry and Elizabeth McCord have 🥰🥺

[to-read-is-to-breathe]

I am one and a half seasons into Madam Secretary and I am convinced that my favorite couple on television ever is Elizabeth and Henry McCord, thank you for your time

[kanerallels]

37!

37. Bess is Tim's sister. Ehehehehehe this one is so so specific. Okay so I had a dream that Elizabeth McCord (main character of Madam Secretary) was Tim Bradford's (one half of Chenford, from The Rookie) sister. And it just kinda stuck in my head. Namely, the following two concepts:

Tim, being the private, fame loathing guy he is, making his sister, the actual hecking Secretary of State, promise to never come to LA unless there was an Actual Emergency. Since Tim nearly dies at least once per season, this results in a lot of phone calls where Elizabeth goes "THAT'S IT I'M COMING TO LA" and Henry (her husband) and Tim have to calm her down a little

Elizabeth's dislike of Tim's girlfriend, Ashley

Anyways I had a ficlet living in my head, so here you go!

“What are you doing?”

“I’m keeping you company,” Lucy said as she settled into the chair next to his hospital bed, and Tim’s eyebrows went up.

He hadn’t exactly expected that when she blew into his hospital room, demanding why no one had told her about his surgery. Asking where Ashley was— which he hadn’t been able to answer, not truthfully. Even with knowing that the relationship was over, it still hurt to see her walk away.

But this was Lucy. He’d long since learned not to be surprised at how often she did the unexpectedly kind thing.

“You don’t have to do that,” he told her, giving her a smile that hopefully said, “thank you but you have had an equally long day and this is your chance to leave”.

She gave no signs of understanding that. Instead, she met his eyes and said, “I know.”

Of course she did. Tim couldn’t help the flash of gratitude that was really more than gratitude going through him, any more than he could help the way his eyes stayed on hers for a moment longer than was strictly necessary.

But instead of dwelling on that, he listened to Lucy talk, about her day and how she’d wrangled Smitty and the other cops into helping her, and about nothing in particular, and he let himself rest.

This lasted approximately 47 minutes.

Tim was in the middle of scoffing at Lucy, who was busy insisting that he was completely wrong about the best cop movie ever— which he wasn’t. It was hardly his fault that she had bad taste— when they heard voices outside of their room. And one of them sounded… familiar. Oh, no, Tim thought. Please, tell me she didn’t.

“Who is—” Lucy began, and then stopped short as someone pushed open the door to Tim’s hospital room.

And by someone, he meant Elizabeth McCord, Secretary of the United States of America.

Also known as his older sister. Whom he had expressly forbidden to come to LA under any circumstances.

“What are you doing here?” he demanded, shooting her a scowl.

“Wow,” Elizabeth said, lifting her eyebrows at him in the older sister scolding expression she was so fond of. It also worked very well, which was annoying. “That’s the thanks I get for flying five hours to see my brother?”

“It is when I specifically told you not to,” Tim said. “Life threatening circumstances only, remember?”

“I do,” she told him, moving in and closing the door behind her. “Do you remember that you told someone to call me right before you went into surgery?”

Frowning, Tim said, “I didn’t do that.” Did I? His memory of the past few hours was fuzzy at best, and he couldn’t be totally sure that he hadn’t asked Ashley to call his sister. “Okay, maybe I did,” he admitted. “But crisis averted, I’m fine. You can leave now.”

“What— Tim!” Lucy protested, giving him an “are you out of your mind” look. “Your sister just flew five hours nonstop to see you, and you’re just gonna chase her out of here?”

Tim glared at her as Elizabeth gave her a smile. “Thank you,” she said, in her warm way. “You’re Lucy, right? Stevie told me about you after her trip, she said you were very welcoming.”

“Yes, that’s me,” Lucy said, and Tim could see her expression lighting up the way people always did around his sister. Elizabeth had inherited all the real people skills in their family, leaving Will and him blunt and uncompromising. Tim didn’t really mind. It was almost fun to see the way she could charm anyone.

Of course, it was easy if that person was already one of her number one fans. “I’ve got to say,” Lucy added, “I’m a huge fan of you, and your work. You’re just an inspiration, the way you’re fighting for change and to help people, it’s amazing, and it’s an honor to meet you.”

“Oh— thank you, that is encouraging to hear,” Elizabeth told her. “It’s an honor to meet you, too. Anyone Tim has mentioned more than once is officially celebrity status to our family.”

It wasn’t often Lucy looked anything like giddy, but this was definitely growing close to that. “I— wow, thank you,” she said, grinning. “Um— I’m so sorry, I wasn’t thinking. Let me give you two some privacy. I was just meaning to go get some coffee. Do either of you want some?”

“I’ll be fine, thank you,” Elizabeth assured her. “And if you see a couple massive guys in suits waiting outside of the room, assure them I’m not dead.”

“Right,” Lucy said. “Will do. Back in a bit.”

Shooting Tim a grin, she headed out of the room. As the door closed behind her, Tim said, “Congratulations, she’s not going to talk about anything but this for the rest of the week.”

“She’s very sweet,” Elizabeth said. “And from what Stevie says, she can handle you and your nonsense.” Dropping into the chair, she arched an eyebrow at him. “So. No Lifeguard Barbie?”

“Her name is Ashley, as you well know,” Tim said, scowling at her. “And no, we— I sent her home.”

He must have used up all his convincing expressions on Lucy, because Elizabeth narrowed her eyes at him. “You realize I was in the CIA, right? And I’m currently raising a teenage boy? I can see lying a mile away.”

There wasn’t much he could say to argue with that. Letting out a short sigh, Tim said, “Ashley and I… we broke up.”

Elizabeth’s eyes widened. “I see,” she said slowly. “What made you decide to end things?”

“She broke up with me,” Tim said, and Elizabeth’s jaw dropped.

“What— you’re kidding me! What made her think she had the right, exactly?”

“Seriously?” Tim wasn’t sure if he should laugh or roll his eyes. “You do realize she’s perfectly within her rights to do that. Also, you never liked her, so why do you care?”

“She dumped my brother,” Elizabeth grumbled. “It’s the principle of the thing.” She was silent for a moment, then said, “I may not have cared for her, but I am sorry, Tim. I know you liked her a lot.”

He had, it was true. But even before this, he’d known things weren’t… right. Her opposition to marriage, the way she wanted him to retire already. And just an overall feeling, like things didn’t fit right.

And really, he knew why that was.

“Thanks,” he told Elizabeth, pushing the thoughts away. “But it’s for the best, really.”

“Well, I happen to be sure that you’ll find someone else. Someone much better.”

Tim started to roll his eyes and make a comment about platitudes, but there was something far too confident about her remark. Like she knew something— something he definitely didn’t want her to know.

That’s impossible, he told himself as Lucy reappeared, carrying a cup of coffee, and Elizabeth yielded the seat to her. There’s no way she could have figured that out— even I’m not sure about that.

But, watching his sister talk to Lucy, Tim had an odd feeling that he was wrong. Elizabeth almost always knew more than she let on, and this could very well have been one of those situations.

Mentally, he resolved not to ask her about it unless he absolutely had to. She would be completely insufferable if she found out she was right.