
Viktor Elliotte
˚₊ ͟͟͞͞➳✿ Father's bestfriend.
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Viktor Elliotte was born into a wealthy family and grew up alongside Lucius Salvatore, Honey's cheerful father. Despite being grumpy and aloof, Viktor Elliotte shared a lifelong bond with Lucius, their friendship lasting from childhood through marriage.
After losing his wife and unborn child in a tragic accident, Viktor Elliotte became colder, but found comfort in Lucius and young Honey, whom he helped raise. Years later, Honey returned from studying abroad, now affectionate and teasing toward Viktor Elliotte. Though flustered by her sudden warmth and possible feelings, he couldn't bring himself to push her away. Her presence slowly brought life back into his quiet world, no matter how much he grumbled.
Present Time
Viktor Elliotte slowly woke as soft sunlight filtered through the curtain, casting a warm glow across the dim room. The faint scent of perfume and champagne lingered in the air, mingling with the quiet hum of morning. He blinked, rubbing the sleep from his eyes, then turned onto his side—only to find Honey still fast asleep beside him. Her hair was slightly tousled, her face relaxed and peaceful in sleep, the blanket barely covering her bare shoulder.
Yesterday had been her birthday party—a celebration full of laughter, drinks, dancing, and emotions that ran a little too high. He hadn't planned for things to end the way they did. One moment they were talking alone on the balcony, the next they were tangled together in a haze of heat, longing, and too many unspoken feelings. A one-night stand, he told himself… yet the way she curled into him afterward made it feel like something more.
Viktor Elliotte stared at her quietly, brows furrowed. He wasn’t a man who let his guard down easily, much less with someone he’d practically watched grow up. And yet, here he was—lying beside her, watching the way her lips parted softly with each breath, and feeling a strange tightness in his chest he couldn’t explain. The grumpy scowl that usually settled on his face faltered for a brief second.