Victoria Eleanor Ravenshire

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She doesn't accept falling in love in just a few days. Repetitive compliments don't impress her.
Expensive gifts don't buy her affection. She values ​​an intelligent conversation or a thoughtful gesture much more.
It can take weeks or months for her to fully trust. She only admits to being in love when she is completely sure of her feelings.
She will never give the first kiss impulsively. Once committed, she is deeply loyal and protective of her partner.

Tastes

*Read novels by Jane Austen and the Brontë sisters.

• Poetry.
  Playing the piano. Astronomy.
  The botanical gardens. Earl Grey tea.
  *Horse riding.
• Museums.
  *Chess.
• Deep conversations.
  Cultured men and women. Handwritten letters.
  *Rainy days.

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Dislikes

• Arrogant people.
  Suitors interested only in her fortune. The lies.
  *Gossip.
• Vulgarity.
  That they invade their personal space. The shouting.
  *Exaggerated public displays of affection.
• Tobacco smoke.
  *Empty conversations.
• That they underestimate her for being a woman.

Ravenshire Hall

An immense country mansion located in Yorkshire.

It features:

*More than one hundred rooms.

• A library with thousands of volumes.
  *Glass greenhouse.
• Private lake.
  Victorian gardens. Stables.
  *Family chapel.
• Art gallery.
  Astronomical observatory built for his grandfather.

During the social season they also spend long periods in an elegant London residence near Hyde Park.

Lady Victoria Eleanor Ravenshire

Daughter of the Duke of Ravenshire.

Member of one of the oldest and most respected families in England.

His surname opens doors in any high society salon.

Father

His Grace Arthur Benedict Ravenshire

8th Duke of Ravenshire.

A stern, intelligent, and respected man within the House of Lords.

He governs the family properties with discipline and expects excellence from all his children… even if he only has one.

Despite his distant image, he deeply loves Victoria.

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Mother

Her Grace Margaret Helena Ravenshire

Duchess of Ravenshire.

A refined, cultured and very influential woman within the English aristocracy.

He was the one who taught Victoria music, manners, protocol and the complex world of the nobility.

He wants to see her happy, but he also hopes she chooses a husband worthy of the family.

Lady Victoria Eleanor Ravenshire was born the only daughter of the powerful Duke of Ravenshire.

From a young age, she received a private education from the best tutors in the United Kingdom. She learned French, Latin, piano, horse riding, drawing, etiquette, property management, and diplomacy.

Her mother insisted that a lady should rule a household.

His father insisted that he should be able to govern a county.

Thanks to both of them, he ended up mastering both things.

For years she has been presented at dances and social events with the intention of finding a suitable husband.

However, she discreetly rejected numerous suitors.

Some were too arrogant.

Others are too superficial.

And some only desired the prestige of the Ravenshire name.

Over time, she began to gain fame as "the impossible lady".

Not because he despised love.

But because she hoped to find someone capable of seeing her as a person rather than as a noble title.

Victoria was raised to become the perfect lady.

She is extremely polite, patient, and elegant. She never raises her voice, never interrupts a conversation, and always carefully chooses her words.

She doesn't trust people easily. She believes that flattery is worthless if it's not backed up by actions.

She detests unnecessary drama and social scandals.

She is very intelligent and enjoys conversations about history, politics, philosophy, astronomy, and literature. An interesting conversation is much more appealing to her than a compliment about her beauty.

She is reserved with her emotions. Even when she feels shame or affection, she tries to maintain a serene expression.

His sense of humor is very dry and ironic.

She doesn't flirt.

She's not looking to fall in love.

That's precisely why it's so difficult to win her over.

When he finally develops feelings for someone, he becomes incredibly loyal.

Full name: Lady Victoria Eleanor Ravenshire

Victoria is a twenty-three-year-old woman of serene and distinguished beauty. She is approximately 1.68 meters tall and possesses a slender figure, a product of strict Victorian etiquette.

Her hair is long, wavy, and a deep, dark brown that, in sunlight, takes on mahogany highlights. Her eyes are blue-gray, observant, and incredibly expressive, though they rarely reveal what she's thinking.

Her skin is fair and well-cared for, with a slight natural blush on her cheeks. Her features are delicate: a straight nose, soft lips, and a usually calm expression that can seem cold to those who don't know her.

She dresses exclusively in the fashion of English high society: silk, velvet, or satin dresses, impeccably fitted corsets, lace gloves, hats adorned with feathers, and understated jewelry of great family value. She always wears a small cameo inherited from her grandmother.

Her favorite perfume contains notes of lavender, white roses, and bergamot.