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Parings: Baelor Targaryen x Reader
Aerion Targaryen x reader
Ser Duncan x reader
Warnings: Swearing | Smut
1.01
Dawn had barely broken over King’s landing when you returned. You weren’t used to seeing the courtyard and halls so quiet; it gave the castle an eerie feeling.
Sunlight breaking through the cloudy skies spills weakly through the narrow windows overlooking Blackwater Bay. The halls were empty aside from the knight who had accompanied you back from Summerhall walking alongside you and the servants who were already working hard, carrying fresh linens and various different trays.
You hadn’t planned on leaving Summerhall so soon since you valued the time with your siblings, but your patience was being continually tested by Aerion, so you decided it was best to leave before something unfortunate happened.
Your father disliked this, of course, but could no longer demand that you stay.
Walking up the staircase that leads to the royal quarters, you briefly pause while trying to decide which room to return to. The fair thing would be for you to return to your own bedchamber so not to disturb Baelor, but you were exhausted and craved the familiarity he offered.
When you reach your husband’s quarters, you bid the knight goodbye and do your best to open the door quietly. Stepping inside, you’re momentarily confused when you notice Baelor’s large bed is empty and neatly made, then the faint sound of water splashing catches your attention.
“Good morrow, wife.”
Stepping around the carved screen, your gaze lands upon your husband resting in a large copper bath, steam curling around his body. One arm rests lazily along the edge of the tub, while the other brushes his dark hair out of his face.
“Surly, I am not so loud I awoke you from the courtyards.”
Cocking his head to the side, he smiles, watching as you sit on the closest chair to him and kick your shoes off before starting to remove your stockings. “Well, when one hears their wife has returned promptly, it may be a reason to bathe.”
“How did…”
“I’ve had men across kings landing waiting to inform me as soon as your carriage was spotted from the moment I heard you left Summerhall.”
“You don’t seem overjoyed to have me return so soon.”
"Oh, I’m beyond joyful,” he chuckles. Baelor’s eyes linger over your face for a moment before letting out a soft sigh. “I must admit, I’m not thrilled you left in the middle of the night without sending word to me first; I would have sent my own men to escort you. And I’ve lost count of how many ravens your father has sent demanding to know if you have arrived yet.”
“The guards at Summerhall are more afraid of my father than the king's guard are here.”
It usually takes over a week to travel between Summerhall and kings landing, however you insisted your return was urgent, therefore it only took five days for you to return.
“What caused you to leave so suddenly?”
Not wanting to speak about the argument between you, Daeron and Aerion, you change the subject. Picking up one of the cloths that smells strongly of lavender, you take his hand that’s lax over the tub and start to scrub at his nails; noticing the dirt underneath them, you frown. “I take it you have been horse riding with Valarr and Matarys in my absence?”
“Yes, and your presence was dearly missed.”
Hearing hints of sarcasm seeping into his voice makes you smile. His gentle nature was something you really did admire. “I’m sure it was; two moons is a long time. However, I see things have fallen apart without me.”
“Oh?”
You motion for his other hand, “without me here the heir to the throne looks filthy.”
“Filthy?”
“My prince, your nails have dirt wedged underneath them, and your hair is overgrown.”
Baelor is amused by your exaggeration. He was known for being so well groomed, even after battle, or so you have heard. You could only imagine how many ladies used to sway at his feet when he was a younger man, although you’d wager now is his prime.
Your mind starts to drift back to the argument in Summerhall…
“Hmm.” Baelon gives you a knowing look. “I am glad you are here with me; otherwise, the people of the city would be frightened by your scowling.”
“I do not scowl.”
“You inherited it from your father as surely as Aerion inherited his temper.”
Dipping your finger into the water, you try to think of anything else that could distract your thoughts from your brother. “It’s been a long few days; I should probably bathe and rest before joining you in attending duties at court.”
Baelor raises his brows, “shall I have a bath prepared in your quarters?"
“I presume my ladies will be awfully busy at this time.” With a mischievous smile pulling on your lips, you stand up and immediately start to remove your clothing. “To spare them the hassle, I’ll just need to share with you.”
Once you have removed the last of your clothing, Baelor takes your hand and helps you step into the bath.
—
Clutching the soft bedsheet with one hand, the nails on your free hand scrape over Baelor’s scalp lightly as he brings you closer to what feels like combusting. After you finished bathing, you found yourself bare and spread out on his bed, with his head buried between your legs. With rapid flicks of his tongue over your clit, he savours every bit of you.
Tears spill from the corner of your eye when you finally break. His name is almost unrecognisable as it falls from your mouth shaken and broken.
Baelor doesn’t give you much time to recover as he quickly starts to kiss up your body, starting from your stomach to your breasts until his lips finally meet yours again. “Two moons without you has been torture."
You whimper, feeling the tip of his cock pressing into you. “Please, please, please.”
Baelor's hands suddenly grip into the side of your calves as he bends your legs back. He slides his cock in slowly at first, but when his lips meet yours, he starts to move at a punishing pace.
You let out a surprised squeal when you feel a sharp bite on your bottom lip. Perhaps he really did miss you or was just ‘cunt starved', as your brother crudely put it.
Letting go of your leg and bringing a pressing, thick finger to your clit, Baelor makes you lose all control. You pant and scream his name, clawing at his back like a feral beast while his thrusts grow lazy until he completely stills inside you.
"Gods", you gasp, trying to catch your breath. When you feel Baelor starting to move, you wrap your legs around his waist before he can completely withdraw. “Can we stay like this for a little long, please?”
A fleeting look of concern fills his eyes, but he nods and then rests his forehead against yours.
—
Hearing a soft knock, Sara, your lady-in-waiting stops unlacing the corset of your dress. Glancing over your shoulder, you stare at the door. “Enter.”
All traces of sunlight were now gone, and it was fairly unusual for anyone to visit so late unless it was your husband, but if it was him, the knight posted outside would have allowed him to come into your chambers straight away.
The door opens and a young steward comes into the room, his eyes glued to the floor. “Forgive the interruption, your grace. A gift has just arrived for you.”
“Thank you, just leave it on the table by the door.”
Redness creeps across his cheeks as he leaves the room. Once he’s gone, you and Sara look at each other and begin to giggle.
“The poor boy was mortified.”
Curious, you go over to the table and unclasp the box at the sides. Close up, you could make out the symbol of your house was burnt into the wood. Whatever was inside was wrapped in deep-shaded purple velvet cloths. It must be fragile. When you finish unravelling it, you momentarily freeze until your fingers start to tremble.
“Is it a hair brush, your Grace?”
The feeling of being slapped hard across the face and kicked in the gut hits you all at once. The ivory brush looks freshly polished, and engraved on the back was a slender sword of deep violet and a single falling star in gold. The design was unmistakably inspired by House Dayne.
“Princess?”
“This… it belonged to my mother.”
Sara struggles for words as you snatch the scroll from the box and read the message from Aerion. You hated him. He was nothing but a loathsome cockroach. The sudden look of unease in your lady's eyes makes you feel guilty, but it wasn’t enough to temper the anger building inside.
“Please just go. Retire for the night.”
She hesitates for a moment, her mouth shaped to say something comforting as you walk towards your bed, trying to hold your head up high, but when the first sob passes your lips, Sara leaves.
Throwing yourself onto the bed, you bury your face into a pillow to try and muffle the sound of cries. Dragons don’t cry. It took a lot for another person's words to get under your skin and cut deep, but the heart of the argument had struck a nerve because there was truth in it. And now, added on top, all you could think of was your mother, whom you missed every day.
You’re unsure of how much time has passed when the tears start to stain your cheeks and the bedroom door opens again.
Feeling a dip in the bed beside you, murmur into the soft cushion, “it’s late. You should be abed.”
“So should you," he rests a warm hand on your back gently. “Yet here we are. I must admit, I’m surprised to see you this upset.”
The corner of your mouth twitches as you try to think of a convincing lie. “I am merely tired.”
“You have never been a convincing liar. Does this have anything to do with your reason for leaving Summerhall so soon?”
“The gods gave Aerion a crown of cruelty and little else.”
Stroking your hair, Baelor lets out a tired exhale. “I don’t recognise the venom in your voice when you speak of your brother, not when you speak of others with such love and compassion.”
For a moment you consider telling him how you really feel but reconsider, knowing how disgusted the Prince would be if he knew how much you despised your own kin. Lifting your head from the pillow, you stare at him through bloodshot eyes, “that’s because you raised two perfect sons; you’ve no idea what a horror my brother is. And how much he’s been allowed to get away with over the years.”
“You’re right, I do not. But perhaps if you tell me what is upsetting—“
“I don’t wish to burden you.”
“You are my wife; anything that burdens you is my concern.” Using his free hand, he sweeps hair that is stuck to your sweaty forehead back. When you look up at him again, his mismatched eyes are moving over the hairbrush. “I remember Dyanna receiving that as a gift; she truly did soften my brother’s heart.”
“After my mother’s death Aerion hid anything of hers that he could. Me and Daeron spent years trying to find anything of hers we could so we could even have a small part of her. But it was just a game to him.” Using the sleeve of your dress, you wipe at your nose, “he said I was nothing more than a barren broodmare. A fruitless wife.”
Finally understanding your hurt, anger flickered across his face, but Baelor, ever the master of masking his emotions, facial features quickly returned to neutral.
"Childbearing is my only duty as your wife,” your sobs turn into a small hiccup. “Perhaps the gods simply decided I’m not fit to be a mother.”
“Do not mistake his malicious intent for the truth.”
Giving in to the feeling of hopelessness, you curl up beside him and rest your head on his chest. “We have never chased to fill a nursery, but after all these years something should have taken root; we both know it to be true.”
Perhaps it was different for him, since Valarr was a man grown and married, and Matarys was nearing his twenties. With two heirs already, the idea of a third son or daughter never seemed appealing.
Baelor kisses the crown of your hair, “we have spent more nights apart than together, but if having a child would make you happy, then it’s something we can change.”
Tomorrow’s promise
Pairing: Daryl Dixon x Reader
Warnings: swearing
Chapter: 5.14
Chewing on your bottom lip nervously, you watch as Pete, the doctor in Alexandria, checks Jace over. Deanna arranged for the babies to be booked in for an appointment first thing in the morning. Michonne brought Judith, who was in and out fairly quickly since Deanna wanted to speak with Rick at the same time. Pete was taking a lot longer with your son than with your niece, making you feel nervous. You just had a gut feeling something was wrong.
You were surprised by the doctor’s place of work. You were expecting a makeshift treatment room in a house with a few medical supplies, but it was a clinical room that looked as if it had been lifted right out of a hospital and was fully stocked. It even smelled clean.
Standing up straight again, Pete picks up Jace and gives him back to you. “How old did you say he was again?”
“Roughly twenty months, I think. It’s hard to keep track of time on the road.”
“He’s a little smaller than Ideal, but then again you don’t look great either. I’m guessing life living on the road hasn’t been easy.”
“Food, water, and shelter are like gold dust out there,” you say, trying not to pay too much attention to his comment on your appearance. It’s easy to judge when you’ve not been living in a bubble and not in the new version of the real world. “So, how is he? Is everything okay?”
“Unfortunately, Jace does have trouble locating sound. We can arrange for you to bring him back for further tests. I will check for fluid buildup, impacted earwax, or signs of a chronic ear infection."
“Does that mean it can be reversed?”
Pete gives you a sympathetic look. “Hearing loss can only be reversed depending on its cause, and from what you’ve told me Jace has been exposed to extremely loud noises since he was born.”
Mentally you rule out infections and fluid buildup because Jace wasn’t crying or showing any signs of pain; it was most likely damage caused by explosions of gunfire.
“I won’t know anything until I do any further tests,” he pulls a notepad out of a drawer and starts scribbling on it. “What’s his full name?”
The simple question caused you to pause briefly; it made you feel strange. It was the first time since your son was born any paperwork with his name would be written on it. “Jace Jeffrey Grimes.”
Without lifting his head, Pete mumbles. “I thought Rick’s son was older.”
"Oh, he is. Carl’s fourteen. Rick’s my brother; have you met him yet?”
“No, but my wife has.”
Irritation grates through his voice; raising your brows, you stand awkwardly while thinking of a way to change the subject since things suddenly felt tense. “Oh so you must be Jessie’s husband? She dropped off a box of old baby—“
“Take this." He cuts you off and shoves a small card into your hand. “I’ll let you know when I’m next free to book Jace back in.”
—
Stepping outside of the doctor's, you jump slightly when the door slams shut behind you so hard it rattles. Pete may be a doctor, but he was also a massive asshole. What the hell was that about? Shaking your head, you shove the card into your back pocket before heading back to the house.
“What do you think Jacey, do you think you can hear mommy?”
He stares up at you curiously while you carry him. When you readjust him so he’s higher up, Jace’s brown eyes suddenly widen as he peers over your shoulder and squeals. “Dar! Dar!”
Spinning round to face the opposite way, your eyes fall on multiple figures moving at once. There was a small group gathering by the gates at the entrance; stepping closer to get a better look, you spot Rick stepping in between Daryl and a guy named Nicholas.
Aiden was standing close by rubbing his jaw.
Oh shit.
Your jaw tightens when your gaze falls on Daryl again, who was now being physically restrained. You didn’t know what had happened or could hear what was being said, but something had gotten under his skin so deeply it had caused him to snap. Spotting you, Rick whispers something to him, and they both turn to face you, and to your surprise, there is no anger in Daryl's eyes, just pain.
With the group of bystanders starting to break apart, you notice Glenn storming off towards the house, noticing you watching, he comes over. “How did the little guy get on at the doctors?”
“He’s to go back to get his ears checked. What the hell just happened over there?”
While still walking, he turns back to face Aiden. “they treat it like a game. They think they know what’s out there, but in reality they don’t have a clue.”
“I’m guessing the first supply run went badly?”
“They had a walker tied to a tree, and it got loose,” he let out a deep sigh. “I’ll explain fully later, but… I don’t know, I’m surprised this community has lasted so long. I’m going for a shower; I’ll catch you later.”
When Glenn starts to walk away, you turn back to face the others and notice Daryl is gone.
—
Standing by the archway in the kitchen, you hand a cup of tea to Rick while observing the rest of your group scattered across the living room. Carol is teaching Tara how to mend a ripped shirt; Noah and Carl are playing with a deck of cards; Rosita flips through a travel magazine; Maggie and Glenn are curled up beside each other on the sofa. Michonne was sitting on the ground cuddling Judith while Jace slept, holding onto the toy Carl found for him tightly.
After everything you had all been through, you’d never take moments like this for granted.
“Do you think we are ready for us to split up?” You ask quietly.
“I think so. I don’t think these people are a threat to us, but we also have good fighters in each house.”
After some back-and-forth discussion within your group, it was decided that everyone would split between the two houses. You, Rick, Daryl, Michonne, Carol, and the kids would all stay in one house while the others would go next door.
You take a sip of tea. “Daryl wants to sleep on the couch.”
The house was big enough that each of the adults could have their own room, including Carl. But yet, instead of sleeping in a soft bed, Daryl was afraid of getting too comfortable. He wanted to be downstairs and ready in case someone broke in.
“He’s not going to adjust easily to this place.”
Rick wasn’t wrong, and it wasn’t a fault for Daryl to feel this way, but it was concerning. You’d never shared with anyone else that Daryl had started hurting himself after Beth’s death, but you were afraid he’d start doing it again and were starting to worry you’d handled it wrong.
—
Pulling on a cardigan, you check on Jace, who was sleeping soundly in the crib at the bottom of your bed, before quietly going down the stairs, trying not to cause any creaks in the wooden staircase. It was nearing ten o’clock at night, and everyone had gone to bed early; exhausting catching up with them.
Immediately you regret not wearing shoes when your bare feet come into contact with the coldness of the porch. You stand on the opposite side Daryl is on since he’s smoking and lean against one of the poles. It was peaceful outside with barely any lights and nobody else around.
He eyes you for a moment and lets out a deep exhale, “you really hate it when I smoke these things, huh?”
“Yeah, I do," you smile at him softly. “But not enough to make me stop loving you.”
Holding the cigarette between his lips, Daryl starts to take off his jacket and tries to hand it to you. “You look cold.”
“I’m fine,” you say sincerely, but he doesn’t seem to believe you. “I've been wearing shorts and a vest top because the blankets on the bed are thick; you’ll find out how warm the bed is when you join me.”
He makes a tsk sound.
“Daryl, I’m serious; it’s not healthy to be up all day and night. You need to sleep at some point, plus I’ll feel a lot better with you sleeping in the same room as me and Jace.”
“Rick’s upstairs.”
“This isn’t about feeling unsafe. I just want to know you are with me and not getting yourself into trouble.”
“We can’t let our guard down. If someone were to climb over these walls, we wouldn’t know until it’s too late.”
“The responsibility doesn’t need to be yours alone. Tomorrow we can bring it up with the others, and whoever volunteers can take turns keeping watch.”
He nods in agreement slowly. Fidgeting in his pocket Daryl pulls out a small business-shaped card, and it’s not until he starts talking that you realize it’s the one Pete gave you. “Jace Jeffrey Grimes. I remember on the farm Shane saying his name was Jace Walsh.”
"Well, Shane’s not here, and even if he were… we were never married,” you shrug. “I want his name to be the same as mine.”
“Who’s Jeffrey?”
“It’s a family name. The last Jeffrey Grimes moved to Barcelona before the outbreak. I like to think he’s still alive, but I wanted to honor him anyway.”
Taking another inhale, Daryl looks deep in thought, as if he’s struggling with something internally. “The kids got another name for me. Dre or Dar, he’s not decided which one is going to stick yet.
He chuckles softly. Jace was struggling to say certain names, and Daryl was one of them. “What do you want him to call you?”
His facial expressions turn stony. Finishing the cigarette, he stubs it out and then goes to toss it into the grass but stops. Glancing around, he goes over to the ashtray and puts it in that. You had no idea the question would cause him to start stressing out.
“Sorry, I was just curious.”
“Don’t be; I just… fuck.” Daryl quickly moves so he’s standing directly in front of you. Tenderly he strokes strands of hair out of your face, “in my eyes he’s my kid, but I don’t want to presume, and if Shane were here, this would be a conversation.”
“But he’s not,” you kiss the inside of his palm. “I have no intention of never telling Jace about him, but whatever I tell him will be a lie anyway.”
“What do you mean?”
“I don’t ever want him to know how Shane died; nothing good will come from it.” Feeling tears starting to swell, you blink them away, “so, you can start teaching him to call you whatever you feel comfortable with because as far as I’m concerned, we are a family.”
Tomorrow's promise
Pairing: Daryl Dixon x reader, Rick Grimes x sister reader
Warnings: Swearing, smut
Chapter: 5.13
Walking towards the porch slowly, you watch as Daryl’s head shoots up when Carol picks up Jace. You don’t hear what she says to him, but a frown forms on his face, and he shakes his head and resumes the task of butchering.
You eye Carl suspiciously, “what did—“
“I was just telling Daryl I’m going to take the little one next door so he and Judith can nap at the same time.”
“Okay.”
She winks, making your cheeks feel warm. You weren’t a prude, and truth be told, sex was the furthest thing from your mind until Carol mentioned it, but now… now you wanted Daryl like crazy, but the fear of him rejecting you was in the back of your mind. So much had happened in such a short space. After pondering what to do for a few seconds, you decided to go for it.
Once Carol’s out of earshot, you crouch behind Daryl, pressing a hand to his shoulder, and you say it. "I'm going for another shower. Care to join me?”
He pauses what he’s doing and turns to face you. His expression is hard to read.
“If Jace is being taken care of and we have the place to ourselves…” when he says nothing, you start to doubt that you suggested it, but just as you stand back up, he finally speaks.
“We won’t have long,” Daryl says while gathering his things, “we should go now before anyone comes back.”
Holding back a massive grin, you nod and walk inside the house, once inside and out of sight of the nosy neighbors, you sprint up the staircase, laughing slightly when you hear the door slam shut and heavy footsteps following closely behind.
As soon as the bathroom door is locked, you kick off your shoes and then start to strip. Dirty discarded clothes land on the floor and the sink. When your underwear hits the tiles, Daryl’s mouth is on your neck. Breathing heavily, your bare chest presses against his, and having this type of skin-on-skin contact for the first time in months causes you to feel on fire.
Pulling his head back, you kiss him on the lips, then step back. “Shower, now.”
Blue eyes bore into you as you step into the shower and finally turn it on. The moment the water hits your skin, you start lathering up the soap and breathe in its fruity smell. Seconds later the water circling the drain turns dark as weeks of dried dirt and blood fall from Daryl’s hair and body when he finally joins you.
When he turns to rinse his face directly under the shower head, you trail your fingers along his back, tracing the outline of two demons tattooed onto his shoulder but avoiding the deep scars crisscrossing over his skin.
The thought of him being in so much pain…your eyes start to swell with tears, but you lose all trail of thought when Daryl spins back around and his eyes rake over your body.
No words needed to be said.
Threading your fingers through his wet hair, you pull him in for another kiss. After a few moments he pulls back and starts kissing a path from your jaw down your chest and over your stomach until he’s eventually kneeling in front of you. “Is this okay?”
“God, yes!”
You bite down on your lower lip to stop yourself from moaning loudly when Daryl starts to worship you with his mouth.
—
Standing in front of the sink frowning, you do your best to try and scrub the black leather vest. Daryl wanted to wear it again since he insisted on wearing his own clothes and not borrowing fresh, clean ones from Aaron.
Standing behind you, Daryl cages you between him and the sink. He wipes the water droplets off the mirror and kisses the side of your neck. He was shirtless, his trousers were still unfastened, and you had nothing but underwear on.
It didn’t take a genius to figure out where this would lead to… for the third time.
His hands start to roam over your ass and thighs. Letting out a soft laugh, you shake your head. “Abraham, Rosita, and Glenn are literally about to walk up onto the porch.”
You catch him rolling his eyes dramatically in the reflection of the mirror before looking out the window and realizing how close they are. Daryl steps back and starts to redress himself. A comfortable moment of silence passes between you, but just as he starts to re-buckle his belt, Daryl asks, “have you ever thought about having all this before?”
“What, us having sex and hiding it from our friends?”
“No,” he snorts. “I meant this place, us living in a big, fancy community.”
“I’m surprised a place like this exists.”
“That’s not an answer.”
There’s a gruffness to his voice. Looking over your shoulder, you watch as he ties the laces on his boots. “This place is beautiful, but it’s not somewhere I would have chosen to live in my life before, so no. But ever since finding you again, I’ve thought of nothing but us being safe. No big house, no white picket fence, just safe.”
“You think Alexandria could be a safe place to live?”
“I hope so. Have you thought about living in a place like this before?”
A serious look crosses his face while he thinks it over. You drop your gaze to the sink and start scrubbing the vest again, after a moment Daryl stands behind you and presses a soft kiss to the side of your head. “The only thing that’s been keeping me going is protecting you and the kids. If being behind these walls keeps those freaks away from my family, then we can make this place our home.”
—
Brows pulling together, you stare at the space of grass between the two large houses your group was given to stay in as Rick, Daryl, and Carol whisper about something. It had only been a few hours since he showered, and somehow Daryl was filthy again.
“Can I give Jace this to play with?”
Looking away from the window, you see Carl walking towards you with a stuffed toy; the layers of dust on it are so thick it takes you a couple of seconds to realize the toy is a dog. “Yeah, he’ll love it, thank you. I’ll wash it in the kitchen and give it to him once it’s dried. Where did you find it?”
“In the attic next door.”
“What else did you find?”
“A couple of comic books and CDs, nothing that interesting. I went to Ron’s house after.”
Ron, who was the oldest son of the woman Jessie who gave you a bunch of old baby clothes. “How was it?”
“Strange. He had a couple of friends there, and they were playing a video game where you need to kill a certain amount of zombies to get to the next level.” His grip on the toy tightens as he sits down next to you, “it’s just a game to them. They don’t understand that those things are just outside the walls!”
“Hey, hey." Wrapping your arm around his neck, you kiss his cheek. “It’s a lot to process; we’ve only been here a day. It’s gonna be hard to adapt, but we will.”
“What if I don’t want to?”
Confused, you softly ask, “what do you mean?”
“These people are soft. I don’t want us to become like that; they aren’t prepared for the world outside. We won’t survive if we do.”
“I promise we won’t ever become soft.”
You stroke Carl’s hair in silence until you feel him start to relax. It was hard seeing him so upset and fighting back tears; Carl was just a kid but was trying so hard to be strong like his dad.
“I’m worried I’ll forget.”
“Forget?”
“Forget what it was like living on the road, the farm, the prison… my mom.”
“Once we have settled into this place, we should make a family tree and write happy memories on the back of it. That way we won’t forget, and Judith and Jace will know where they come from.”
He nods. “I’d like that.”
Hearing Deanna’s voice, you look outside again and see her crouching down so she is eye level with him and gently shaking his small hand. “Hello, young man, it’s very nice to meet you.”
Rick, who was holding Jace, laughed at your son staring at her blankly while Daryl studied her.
You can’t hear anything else they say, but Rick points in the direction of the house, a minute later Deanna is stepping up onto the porch. You squeeze Carl’s shoulder, then go and open the door to let her in.
“Hi.”
She smiles sweetly at you. “thank you for letting me; I don’t want to impose, so I’ll be quick. As I said previously, I assign everyone that lives here jobs. We have a small school set up in the garages, and I’d like you to assist in it. Although we only have a handful of kids in our community, I’m afraid Margret, who currently teaches them alone, isn’t a match for three moody teenagers. So what do you think?”
“How many kids go to it?”
She looks surprised by the question. “Right now there is just Ron, Enid, Mikey, and Ron’s younger brother Sam. Although I’d like to think Carl would join them. As would Jace and Judith one day.”
“I’ll assist Margret. But if it’s okay, I’d like it if Noah could join them sometimes as well. I know he’s desperate to help in any way he can, but he’s still just a kid.”
“I’ll leave it to you to work it out with him, but I have no problem with it.”
“Thank you.”
—
The first night in Alexandria was long. It was strange not fearing every rustle of a bush or snap of a twig was a walker, but instead hearing the faint sound of laughter a few houses down. It was also hard to sleep with the heat coming from everyone sleeping in the living room only inches from each other.
Sitting up right to stretch your back and arms out, you notice the front door is ajar.
Not wanting to panic anyone, you get to your feet as quietly as you can and then walk towards it while reaching for the weapon attached to your belt. But you never unsheathe your knife because you spot Rick sitting on the steps of the porch himself.
“Hey,” you whisper.
“You should be sleeping.”
Letting out a small grunt, you sit next to him, “believe it or not, the ground outside is comfier than the hard wooden floors in there.”
“Or you’re worried. You don’t sleep when you’re worried.”
“Is that why you are out here?”
“I just... I don’t even know. I want to believe this place will work out, that it could be our forever home, but I once thought that about the prison. We built something special there, then it crumbled around us.”
“We lost the prison because of one really bad man. But he’s dead, and we are still living. We can’t afford to ruin something good by still being scared of the past.”
“When did you become so wise?”
Resting your head against his shoulder, you chuckle softly, “right around the time I decided I wanted to be more like you.”
“I hope we made the right decision coming here.”
“All we can do is wait and see.”
White roses
Pairing: Coriolanus Snow x reader
Warnings: Smut, swearing
Chapter: 1.02
Three hours into the event and your feet were starting to ache. You had spent most of the evening smiling politely and nodding along as you spoke with the wives of advisers while Cornelius introduced himself to council members, donors, and various Capitol officials whose names you’d never remember.
Standing with the other women, you couldn’t help but feel slightly overdressed. They all looked polished and perfect, but the colors they wore seemed to match the men they accompanied.
The event's decorations were beautiful but overwhelming. The oversized chandeliers that hung above the outside stage glowed brighter with the sky turning darker. The lights cast a golden light over the crowd as Lucky Flickerman’s voice echoed throughout the event.
One by one the candidates were interviewed, and one by one they left you feeling mind-numbingly bored, despite the fact the interviews were no longer than five minutes long each. Men with decades of experience working within the Capitol dribble on confidently about policies, economics, and district management in what little time they have.
Cornelius watches every interview carefully.
Too carefully.
You notice the way his shoulders stiffen each time the audience applauded, even if it was fake appreciation. Excusing yourself from the table, you make your way towards him as he straightens his clothes, preparing to be next.
“Cornelius.”
“Hm?”
Your hand closes around his wrist, “you are going to be great. Stop looking so worried.”
The confidence he carries so effortlessly most of the time was slipping, and you needed to help him. “All those men are uptight and reek of desperation to want to be seen. Be different.”
“How?”
Lucky Flickerman’s delighted voice booms through the speakers. “And next up, I will be speaking with a familiar face and the youngest candidate of the evening, Cornelius Snow!”
Seeing his nerves kick in, you press your hand to the back of his neck, pulling his head down. “Do you trust me?”
Arching his brows curiously, you don’t give him a chance to answer, knowing time was running out, and kiss him roughly. Pulling back, you notice the faint stain of lipstick left on his face, perfect.
“Wh—”
“Whatever he says, remember to smile.”
When he goes on stage, there is a mixture of applause and curious murmuring spread throughout. Coriolanus does well answering the first round of questions without drawing out his answers. Lucky cocks his head to the side and gives the cameraman a look that seems to be a silent command, then starts gesturing at the corner of his own mouth while facing your husband.
There are a few chuckles from the crowd.
“I must say, Mr. Snow, red is your color."
Coriolanus stares at him, confused. "Color?"
The older man grins, “of lipstick, fairly unmistakable. I dare say a special someone gave you a kiss for good luck.”
Coriolanus seems lost for words, then lets out a curt laugh; his eyes briefly move to you, lingering at the sideline as he wipes his mouth with the back of his hand. “Yes, I should really stop kissing right before interviews.”
“Well, you are a handsome man; I will try and restrain myself next time.”
The crowd erupts into laughter.
Lucky follows Cornelius's line of sight and looks over his shoulder directly at you, then motions for one of the cameramen to spin in your direction while the rest are still pointed at him. “Cornelius, tell the viewers at home and our guests here tonight who the beautiful lady is.”
You smile awkwardly, feeling uncomfortable when your face appears on different screens.
Much to your surprise, Cornelius grins. “That is Mrs. Snow, and I must agree with you. She is incredibly beautiful.”
A whistle sounds somewhere within the audience, followed by a genuine sound of applause. Lucky places a hand dramatically against his chest. “Oh, this is wonderful. Here I was expecting another discussion about district taxation.” Lucky chuckles, “although, speaking of Mrs. Snow, I have to ask. That gown is magnificent. I don’t believe I’ve seen anything quite like it before. It almost looks as if there are flames underneath it. And that leads to a difficult question for any husband to answer, do you know where she acquired such an outfit?”
“It’s one of a kind; my cousin Tigris Snow, she designed and made it herself for this occasion.”
The reaction from the audience is immediate; several people begin whispering amongst themselves.
Lucky points a finger at him dramatically. “See, that’s what we like to hear. A family that supports each other. The Snows are making the rest of us look bad.”
More laughter follows, and Cornelius shakes his head, smiling despite himself.
“Unfortunately that’s all we have time for, but I do hope we speak again soon.” Lucky stands and shakes Cornelius's hand, which wasn’t something he had done with anyone else he had interviewed all night.
—
Making your way towards the exit was much different from the arrival. Cornelius was stopped and greeted by so many different people, many of them offering him comments of support.
His arm is linked with yours until you step onto the elevator. You go and stand with your back pressed against the mirror covering the wall. The lift was so small it was only couples and groups no larger than three or four going on at a time, so it was just the two of you when the doors shut with a soft chime.
You wait for him to say something, but Cornelius stays silent. He slowly moves closer but seems lost in a deep thought and doesn’t once look at you, his eyes glued to the ground.
“They loved you.”
The reflection of lights from the garden below flashes through the glass windows on the door of the elevator, casting a golden shadow across his face, highlighting the stony look he was wearing.
“Are you angry?”
His brows pull together, “why would I be angry?”
You don’t reply since you couldn’t think of a straight answer, and for a moment he simply stares at you.
“Cornelius—”
Before you can finish your sentence, his hands gently land on either side of your face and then bring his lips to yours. The kiss is passionate. Demanding. Nothing like the sweet innocent ones you usually share. Your fingers instinctively clutch the front of his blazer as he moves a hand to your hip.
When he finally pulls away, both of you are slightly breathless. He kisses the tip of your nose before resting his forehead against yours. “I’m not angry, never was. But now potential voters will know something else about me.”
“What’s that?”
“How perfectly looking my wife is.”
Hearing the door chime, you quickly separate when the door opens, and you are thankful you do as the hallway leading to the front entrance is flooded with people holding cameras.
—
Stepping into the Snow family penthouse, the front entrance was in darkness, but you could hear the echoing of soft voices and the glow of lights coming from the living room across the hall.
Coriolanus leans down and whispers into your ear, “Grandma’am and Tigris will be staying up late to watch all the coverage. We should let them know we’re back.”
Chewing on your lower lip, you crane your neck to look up at him and feel his breath warm against your face. An unknown tingling feeling was heating up in your chest and between your legs and had been there since he kissed you on the lift. It was unfamiliar, but you don’t want it to end so soon. “We should,” you say as low as possible. “But I think we should go into your study first.”
There was a glint of excitement in his eyes that you haven’t seen before. “Oh, I see.”
After the first couple of steps you realize the issue with trying to sneak in; your heels have made a clicking sound against the floor. Both of you pause when the chatter stops and the volume of the tv is turned down.
“Coryo, is that you?” Tigris calls out.
Coriolanus presses a finger to his lips. When the volume is turned up again, he swiftly picks you up bridal style and carries you to the study, which is close by compared to either bedroom.
In the blink of an eye, you’re sitting on the edge of his desk while Coriolanus is locking the door. When he turns back to you, he loosens the top buttons of his crisp white shirt. A soft smile graces his lips when he stops just in front of you, his eyes roaming over your body, but once again his expression is hard to read.
“What are you thinking?”
When he moves closer, you feel something hard pressing against the inside of your thigh. “How many different laces and clasps are on your dress?”
He wasn’t wrong; it took Tigris and two assistants to help you into it. Not wanting to waste time, you reach for the fabric on the bottom of your dress and pull it up. Every time you had sex with Coriolanus before, it felt almost like a business transaction, something you both silently agreed to need to do, but this was different; you wanted him in a way you had before.
“Now why didn’t I think of that?” he whispers while trailing his fingers up your leg. “We need to be quiet—”
You cut him off with a searing kiss; his hand immediately goes between your thighs. Feeling how wet you are, Coriolanus smirks against your mouth. He spends a long time rubbing circles over your clit, even while unbuckling his belt and lowering his trousers painfully slowly. When he finally shifts the damp underwear to the side and lines himself up, you bury your face into the side of his neck to muffle any moans.
“That’s it, you are taking me so well while being quiet.”
His praise spurs you on, and without even realizing it, you begin to claw at his back and grip at his hair. His thrusts speed up, and he lifts you up slightly off the table to stop the wood from making such a loud scraping sound.
It doesn't take long for Coriolanus to reach his climax, but he doesn’t pull out until he knows he’s managed to make you come. He gives you a moment to gather yourself before gently pulling out and putting your pants back into place before any mess could appear on your thighs, then helps you down off the desk.
“Shit,” you mutter, feeling weak at the knees.
His eyes widened, “did I hurt you?”
“No, no, my legs have just gone numb.”
Letting out a sigh of relief, he helps you straighten out your dress or at least make yourself more presentable. “We could go change first if you’d be more comfortable?”
“No, I’d rather wait and watch you trying to figure out how to remove it later.”
Holding back a laugh, Coriolanus links his fingers with yours and leads the way for you to go and speak with his grandma and cousin. Tonight had gone far better than expected, and you liked seeing this version of Coriolanus, for even in the smallest amount of time he was carefree and happy compared to his usual state of stress.
Although you wished this moment wouldn’t end, you couldn’t push back the nagging doubt something bad was coming.

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Tomorrow’s promise
Pairing: Daryl Dixon x reader, Rick Grimes x sister reader
Warnings: Swearing, mentions of guts
Chapter: 5.12
“Son of a bitch!”
Lips pressing into a thin line, you watch as Abraham takes his frustrations out on the side of the broken-down RV, kicking the thick wheels of it. Arron says you still had roughly nine miles to go, and with two babies and an adult with a broken ankle and hardly any ammo left, it didn’t seem safe or even plausible to try and travel by foot.
“What’s wrong with it?”
“Who cares?” frustration bubbling over, Abraham slams the palm of his hand against the side of the RV, his face and neck almost turning as red as his hair. “Can’t win.”
“All we need is another battery,” Glenn says calmly.
“Where in the hell are we gonna find another battery?”
“Right over here.” Glenn disappears round the side of the vehicle and then comes back around with a new battery in hand. The look on Abraham’s face was priceless.
“How'd you know those were there?”
Glenn gives you a knowing look before connecting the new battery. “A smart man once showed me where to look.”
You smile, thinking of the small group you once had. It wasn’t all bad memories. Pondering the short time you lived on the farm, you quickly step back into the vehicle and look for Daryl. He was talking to Rosita while bouncing Jace on his lap. His brows slightly furrow when you go over and start to run your fingers through his long hair, unsure if it was the left or right side Andrea accidentally shot him in.
“What the hell are you doing?”
“I couldn’t remember what side the bullet hit.”
Eric’s eyes widened in disbelief, “you got shot in the head and survived? Wow. That makes me feel so much better about my ankle.”
Just as the engine starts again, Daryl shakes his head and tuts, “it was just a graze.”
When your finger slightly glazes over the scar, his eyes sharpen while he looks up at you. Suppressing a laugh, you kiss him on the lips quickly and then sit down next to Rosita. Daryl tries to keep a straight face, but you notice a small smile pulling on the corner of his lips.
—
Your stomach twists as you walk the small distance from the RV to the large metal gate. Its solid appearance is probably why the people on the inside felt so safe, but on the flip side, it would be incredibly hard to try and escape quickly.
“We're going to go see what this place is about, huh?” You mumble into Jace’s hair. “Hopefully it will all work out, baby.”
It had gone quiet, almost too quiet. The kind of silence that made your hair stand on edge and every rustle of the bushes felt like an ambush. The group moves together slowly.
“You hear that?” Father Gabriel whispers.
“Probably nothing,” Daryl mutters, though his eyes scanned over the area.
When you get closer to the gate, you place your free hand on Carl’s back, ready to grip his shirt and yank him behind you if need be. Daryl and Rick must have had the same train of thought as they both stepped in front of you, weapons in hand, ready to use.
You could vaguely make out Aaron’s voice as he sprinted to the front of the group, waving his hands and informing the person on the opposite side and telling them to open the gate, but your heart was beating so fast that it was making you feel dizzy.
Gently squeezing your sweaty shoulder, Rosita softly says, “we’ve got. It’s gonna work out.”
You appreciated her optimism but couldn’t help but feel it was more for your benefit than hers.
It has been roughly three months since the life you had at the prison went to shit when the governor and his men completely destroyed everything. This place was hope. A chance of a new beginning, there was an equal chance that this place could be better than before, the home that everyone needed.
Alexandria.
When the gate starts to open, there’s a metal clanging of a trashcan falling, and Daryl fires his crossbow. The man standing by the open gate watches disgusted as he picks up the now-dead possum.
“Brought dinner.”
—
You watch as Daryl paces back and forth on the front porch of a large, luxurious-looking house, still gripping the possum lightly in his hands.
I didn’t feel right being in a place so normal-looking.
As soon as you arrived, it was mandatory to hand all weapons over; you understood why but didn’t like it. It put your people at a disadvantage, although the community in Alexandria didn’t look like they had done much fighting to survive. “So what do you guys think so far?”
“I think it’s best we don’t show them how sharp our teeth are yet,” Carol says quietly.
After arriving, Carol’s demeanor has completely changed, and she was like a different woman. A housewife who was unsure how she'd made it so long in such a harsh world. Nothing like the woman you all knew. If it wasn’t for Carol, you all would have died at Terminus. That asshole Ed would be so scared if he could see her now.
Aaron had led the group to two houses that were side by side and said it was to house all your people. He also gave you a large bag of clothes that was donated by members of the community. Despite the two houses, most everyone was sitting on the porch together, aside from whoever went for showers next. It was decided that nobody was to go anywhere alone yet, so whenever someone went to wash, another would be guarding the door.
“Dad!” Carl suddenly stands up.
Rick’s expression was hard to read; he kissed Carl on the head before taking Judith from him. Deanna wants to speak to everyone one-on-one to try and figure them out. So far she’s spoken to Daryl, Rosita, Glenn, and Rick.
“What did she want to talk about?”
“She’s asking questions to figure out what kind of people we are.”
It made sense. Whatever the leader had asked appears to have rattled him, “well, what’s gotten under your skin?”
Before he can answer, Aaron appears with his usual bright smile on his face. “She’s ready for the next person, who wants to go?”
Everyone falls silent, waiting to see who will go next; when nobody does, you spin round to face the rest of the group. “I’ll go if someone watches—“
You didn’t even finish the sentence when Michonne got up with a smile on her face and her arms outstretched. “I’ll take him; I’ve not had a cuddle off this little guy in so long.”
Jace happily goes to her and lets out a squeal of excitement.
Going down the few steps to join Aaron, you look back just as Michonne is starting to blow kisses on his cheek.
“Deanna will like that. How loved your kids are.”
“Are there many kids here?”
“A few, but they are closer in age to Rick’s son. So be prepared for Jace and Judith to be spoiled.”
—
Deanna was an elderly redheaded woman; she had a confidence radiating from her that you didn’t think was still possible. Her home office was large, immaculate, and well-stocked with average supplies plus large bookcases stacked to the brim. After reposting her camera stand, she comes and sits across from you, notepad and pen in hand.
“Why are you filming?”
“So I can look back and analyze members of your community. I find some people may be more adaptable to Alexandria than others.”
“So not everyone will make the cut?”
She offers you a small smile, “there has been the odd time someone hasn’t been suitable, but they have never gotten this far. What did you do before?”
“What did I do?”
“For work?”
“I worked a few odd jobs, bartender, waitress, that type of thing. For a long time I wanted to be a social worker or a teacher. I thought i’d figure it out as I went through college, but I never did.”
“Why?”
“I moved college midway and…”
She cocks her head to the side, curious, “is something wrong?”
“No, no. It’s just hard talking about jobs and college knowing my kid will never get that experience.” That was partly true, but you didn’t want to divulge any further and think about how you loved college to be closer to Shane after you got engaged. You weren’t going to admit you put a man in front of your own education; it was embarrassing.
“You never know,” she says sympathetically. “The world still has time to change.”
Deanna asks you a few general questions about life out on the road, but none of them seem important. It wasn’t the type of question you’d be asking to get useful information.
“It’s hard to believe you are Rick’s sister.”
“What do you mean by that?”
“You are more composed. Rick alluded to the fact that he’s done unthinkable things to save his son’s life and walk away with a clean conscience. I get the impression you’d look for another solution first.”
You didn’t know what to say; every situation was different, but you wouldn’t for one minute question how Rick handles things. This lady has had it easy; it was obvious she'd never been put in the position to take a life to save a life, and truthfully, you weren’t sure how she was in a position to judge anyone.
Hearing a baby cry, you look over at the window; you knew that cry. It was Judith’s fussy one; immediately someone would run to her, but it was a reason to go. “I think this interview is over; I need to check on the kids.”
When you stand up to leave, Deanna says. “It’s hard to tell who’s more protective of you, Rick or Daryl. They both had a lot to say about you and your son. Your whole group seems like a family.”
“It’s because we are.”
A warm expression crosses her face as she stands up tall and offers you her hand to shake. “I admire your loyalty; it’s a quality I look for in my community.”
—
Strolling back towards the houses your group has been given, you notice the porch was empty aside from Daryl and Jace. You smile awkwardly at an elderly couple who walk by looking disgusted. Daryl was cutting the possum open, causing its guts to spill out on the wooden porch, while Jace played with a toy happily beside him.
It was normal for people like you.
But not for others.
Carol comes out of the house next door looking like she’s walked out of a Martha Stewart cooking show. With a sweet smile on her face, she mumbles, “it’s important we all look the part to blend in. I’ve already told him that.”
After bathing Jace and Judith, you went for a quick shower, but not everyone has had the chance yet. Although you did have a suspicion Daryl was putting it off deliberately. He doesn’t like change, and suddenly being in a ‘normal’ environment was a lot to adjust to.
“You need to get him to shower.”
“How?” You tut, “I physically can’t force him. He’ll go when he’s ready.”
“His clothes have animal blood on them. The people here won’t let him in anywhere if he’s not freshened up.” She nudges you with her elbow and smirks, “just use your womanly charms.”
“What?”
“Make him an offer he can’t refuse.”
Not picking up on her cues, you stare at Carol blankly.
“Join him in the shower. Everyone else is out exploring; you’ll have the house to yourself. Judith is inside napping,” she points to the house behind her. “I could watch Jace as well.”
Heather rushes to your cheeks. You weren’t a prude, but her words leaves you feeling flustered and—
“I’ll go get him,” Carol says, giving you a wink as she starts to walk over to Jace.
I just KNOW Aemond got rock hard... Judge me.
CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN TO ME HOW THERE’S ALMOST NO FANFICS FOR HER LIKE??????? LOOK AT HER PLS THATS MOMMY
𝐒𝐡𝐢𝐞𝐥𝐝𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐲 𝐛𝐥𝐨𝐨𝐝
Pairings: Aerion Targaryen x Targ reader, Daeron Targaryen x Targ reader
Warnings: Incest, smut, vomiting, blood, cheating, swearing
1.02
Thirteen moons prior
Resting your forehead against the cool wood of the doorway, you silently observe Daeron. It was nearing the hour of the owl, and he was still in the same clothes he’d put on the morning prior, staring absently into the lit fireplace before him. The only time he moved was to take a drink of whatever poison he had chosen for the night.
Mother dead, father lost in his grief and bearing the burden of watching over six younger siblings, it wasn't surprising he isolated himself. For years you wondered if Daeron was haunted by dragon dreams as much as yourself, but the glassy look in his eyes showed the truth of it. The overindulgence in various ales and rich-tasting wines was merely a way to cope.
Your parents had always been so preoccupied with Aerion’s irrational behaviour caused by his dreams of being a dragon trapped in human form that Daeron was often forgotten about.
“How long do you plan on staring at me?”
“You look sad.”
Daeron turns his head to look at you, and for a brief moment, he looks lost for words. His soft gaze travelling over your form. Hair unbound, barefoot, wearing nothing but a nightgown and robe, it was unbecoming of a princess to be pacing the castle alone like this, but you couldn’t find sleep.
Smile pulling on the corner of his lips, Daeron outstretches his arm, cup in hand. “I presume you could do with this.”
Nodding, you gladly take the drink from his hand before joining him. Taking a large gulp, the sweet flavour hits the back of your throat, causing you to gag. It was vile. Coughing, you shove the drink back at Daeron, pouting as he laughs.
“I don’t know how you can drink this much; it tastes sickening.”
“Well, you’ve never had as much of a sweet tooth as me,” he says, topping up the cup. “The stone floors may be smooth, but you shouldn’t be walking without something on your feet.”
“What if that was my ploy? To hurt it, so I’ll need to be carried around like a spoiled princess.”
“You are a spoiled princess.”
The two of you share a look, then break into laughter. Daeron pulls you into his embrace. “In truth, I sometimes miss you and Aemon coming to my room to hide.”
You smile, although the memories weren’t good ones. Aerion was a happy child once, but not long after his fourteenth nameday he changed and began taking great delight in tormenting his younger siblings. There were countless nights you’d run to Daeron’s room and lock yourself in to hide from Aerion, even when your eldest sibling wasn’t there. Daeron would come back from a night of relishing in whores and wine to find you and Aemon sleeping in his bed and not once did he complain.
It only stopped when you got married.
The room wasn’t well lit; the only source of light was the glow from the fire, which highlighted Daeron’s face. Your eyes move from his glossy eyes and his stubble to the dark smudges on his face. “You’ve got mud on your face.”
“And you’ve got—“ His thumb brushes underneath your bottom lip, “blood on yours.”
Not wanting to explain how Aerion bit your lip so hard while kissing you it drew blood, you shrug, “It’s nothing, I can barely feel it.”
Daeron’s nose brushes against the side of your neck; his actions have a gentleness to them, but his strained voice is full of sadness, “I hoped you reminded the brute you too are a dragon.”
“I’m fine”, when you turn to face him, your lips skim against his jawline, and you notice the way Daeron’s breathing quickens. “I don’t want to talk about him.”
“What do you want?” He whispers.
“Many things, but for now, I’m content just sitting here with you.”
You linger together in silence for some time. His hand gently stroking the back of your hair, careful not to pull on it while your own hand strokes his arm. Noticing a tear rolling down his cheek, you press your forehead to his. “I hate seeing you like this. I am here if you wish to confide in someone about your dreams.”
He offers you a weak, tearful smile, though tears still slip down his cheeks. “You smell of mint tea.”
Your lips meet briefly, “please don’t keep the pain to yourself.”
“Do that again,” he pleads quietly. “Please.”
It was wrong, but you kiss him softly, pouring every unspoken feeling into that fleeting moment, but as you go to pull away, he cradles your face, causing you to still. You stare into his eyes, waiting to see if he puts a stop to it, but he crushes his lips against your own.
The kiss is hungry, desperate, and fierce.
Without breaking the kiss, Daeron pulls you onto his lap as if you weigh nothing. The show of strength was impressive. You gasp, feeling something hard pressing into your thigh, making him smile into the kiss. While your fingers sink into the back of his straggly, unwashed hair, his own hands slowly move from your back to your ribs, then up towards your breasts.
His lips brush against your ear, his warm breath fanning against your skin. “Is this okay?”
Something snaps.
A hunger you’ve never felt before becomes overwhelming.
You discard the robe on the ground, then swiftly start to untie his breeches. Daeron lifts his hips high enough to yank the fabric down far enough for his cock to spring free. He rubs the head of his cock against your clit teasingly, then between your soaked folds. Growing impatient, you sink down onto him, letting out a breathy gasp.
You’d never felt like this before: a rawness to devour another person whole.
His lips trace over your throat as you grip hold of his shoulders and start to move up and down. Finding a rhythm, you start to go quicker; lowering the straps of your nightgown, you bring his hand to your breast.
“Daeron, oh fuck.”
“Stop.” Both hands are suddenly on your hips to still your movements. “Stop, stop, stop.”
You feel sick. Rejected. Voice shaking, you ask, “did I do something wrong?”
“Gods no, you’re perfect. Just… fuck, you’re tight; I don’t think I’m going to last much longer.”
“Isn’t that the point?” You mumble into his neck, breathing in his scent.
“No, sweet girl,” he kisses the crown of your head. “It’s about two people finding pleasure in each other.”
“But—” Tilting your head up Daeron starts to leave a trail of kisses over your face, “I want to savor every moment of this.”
His hands tighten at your hips, guiding you to rock them at a slower pace. Tangling your fingers into his hair, you lean forward and press your lips against his.
The new position puts pressure against your clit, making you whine into his mouth as a wave of pleasure suddenly crashes over you. “I don’t want this to end.”
“Oh, gods,” Daeron grunts as he spills his seed inside you. After a moment he’s regained some sense and wraps an arm around your back, holding you close while stroking your hair with his free hand. “Then stay; stay with me until the morning, before we need to part ways.”
—
Guilt seeps in as you stand on the stone balcony attached to your private quarters that stares out into the garden of Summehall. It was a beautiful sight, yet you didn’t feel worthy of it.
“Good morrow, your Grace.”
Spinning on your heels, you step back inside, brushing the red curtains aside as you do. “Grand Maester,” you greet, trying to feign confidence. “Thank you for coming on such short notice.”
“Of course, I came as soon as you summoned me.”
“I have a sensitive issue that needs to be dealt with discreetly. A girl has confided in me that she has… been bedded and does not wish to have any consequences of the union.”
“I see. However, as I have pressing matters to attend to, I will delegate the treatment to an assistant, as I’m presuming the girl you speak of is a servant.”
“How long would that take?”
“A few days at most.”
From gossip you’ve heard over the years from different ladies and handmaids, you knew it shouldn’t take that long. Panicking, you blurt out, “I believe it was a prince she coupled with.”
A look of understanding passes his features, “did she say how long ago this took place?”
“It wasn’t specified, but I believe it was in the last couple of days.” You stare over his shoulder at the black dragon banner of House Targaryen hanging motionless against the far wall. Right now you felt more traitor than dragon; you’ve done both your elder brothers wrong by saying that. “As I said, this matter needs to be dealt with discreetly, as I want to avoid bringing disgrace on the girl.”
“Of course.” The Grand Maester nods. “I will brew it myself, where should I have it delivered to, Princess?”
“Here. Once it’s delivered, I will have a handmaiden summon her.”
The look on the old man’s face was hard to read. “The tea is known to disagree with the gut and can cause many unpleasant side effects. Do let me know if the girl starts to feel unwell.”
“Thank you.”
The maester lingers for a moment, then leaves without saying anything else.
He knows.
Your legs start to give way; you stumble a few steps and then land on the bed, collapsing onto the crimson sheets that Aerion chose for your bedding since it reminds him of blood. Your shoulders shake when a sob catches in the back of your throat.
You tremble under the weight of your own sins.
You fled before Daeron woke, afraid he’d see the pain in your eyes. Not only did you lie to the maester, but you broke a vow of loyalty to your husband. It did not matter that Aerion was cruel or bedded a whore every night he wasn’t with you; it was still wrong. In fact, it made you worse than him because you dragged Daeron into your twisted relationship, all because you couldn’t resist knowing what it felt like to feel truly loved.
The sobs come harder now; warm tears soak the sheets below. You’d probably invented the part of Daeron actually loving you in your mind.
—
Forcing a smile, you watch Aegon, Daella and Rhae race each other in the gardens. Egg was the fastest but would occasionally let Rhae win.
You’d woken feeling warm and unsettled, and though a stroll in the gardens would help you feel better, your father saw you leaving and instructed you to watch over the three youngest siblings. Usually you didn’t mind, but it was possible the side effects of drinking moon tea the night prior were starting to appear.
“Sister,” Egg suddenly stops running. “You look pale.”
“I’m always pale. Now go back to playing.”
A dull ache had started to settle in your lower belly that morning, but a warm bath had temporarily eased it; however, it was returning with vengeance. Feeling a sharp twist, you press your hand hard against your side.
Not here, please not here.
You’re unsure how much time is passing since you have your eyes squeezed shut and try to zone out the pain. The girls' giggles let you know they are still playing nearby. The bitterness of the tea mixed with bile was lingering at the back of your throat. A new sheen of sweat starts to roll down your forehead as tightness grumbles in your stomach unpleasantly.
You hear your name being called but don’t have the energy to look up.
“Gods,” a strong hand lifts your jaw up and pries one of your eyelids open. “Can you hear me?”
“Daeron…what…why?”
“Aegon came and got me; he said you looked unwell. And thank the seven he did.”
Another intense cramp comes on without warning, causing vile-tasting bile to creep up your throat and spill out your mouth. You barely managed to turn aside before retching onto the grass and merely avoided Daeron, who was now crouching.
“Fuck, Aegon, take the girls inside. Send someone to get father and the maester immediately.”
You try to wave your hand in protest, but you let out a small cry, feeling as if a knife is being twisted inside you. Placing the back of his hand against the side of your face, panic creeping into his voice. “You’re burning. Seven hells, what’s wrong with you?”
“True dragons burn from the inside.”
“Put your arm around my neck,” Daeron says sternly. “I need to get you inside.”
Nodding weakly, you do as he says. When you’re lifted up, you feel a dampness sticking to the back of your thighs and bum. Daeron moves quickly, but you are able to force your eyes open and catch a glimpse of the stone bench you were sitting on seconds before that is now stained with a crimson liquid.
—
The moment you stir, a loud female voice calls out, “Your Grace, she’s waking up.”
The sound of a chair scraping against the floor causes you to cringe, but feeling a large warm hand brushing hair out of your face puts you somewhat at ease.
“Father,” you sob. “I’m sorry, I’m sorry. I was supposed to be watching them, but I didn’t know egg had gone inside.”
It takes your eyes a moment to adjust to the bright sunlight shining in. The first thing you notice is your bedding; it has been changed and is now white. Then you look up to meet your father’s gaze. His eyes were swollen and bloodshot, large bags hung heavily under his eyes, and he was ghostly pale. He looks scared.
You’ve never felt so small and fragile before.
Still stroking the side of your head, your father finally speaks in a soft voice, “Aegon is fine. Aemon took him and the girls to the library not long ago to read to them.”
“Everything hurts.”
“The maester can give you more milk of the poppy once he returns.” He looks to the knight standing by the doorway. “Where the fuck are my other sons?”
In other circumstances you would be worried that Aerion hadn't returned from whatever brothel he sulked off to, but right now he wasn’t a concern. But you did wish Daeron was here; he wouldn’t be able to fix the pain, but his presence brought comfort.
You groan, feeling pain starting to bubble in your stomach again.
“Prince Maekar, Princess,” the maester enters the room and approaches the bed.
You do well to avoid making eye contact.
He shifts uncomfortably, making your father snap, “just ask whatever you need to fucking ask and get my daughter something for the pain.”
“Forgive my intrusive question, Princess, but may I ask when was the last time you were visited by the moon?”
“Last week.”
“That’s good,” he nods. “It means we can rule out a mis—“
A loud ruckus coming from the hallway grabs everyone’s attention. When you flinch at the harsh voices on the other side growing louder, your father squeezes your hand. Glancing downwards, you notice a red blotch starting to appear on the bedding. Tears burn behind your eyes.
“Out of my way!” The door swings open, and Aerion bursts into the room. “Where is she? What is wrong with my wife?”
His hair was tousled, his cloak torn, and there was blood dribbling down his chin coming from what looks like a fresh cut on his lip. Your eyes lock, and you’re at a complete loss for words by how worried he is.
It was the first time since your mother died that you’ve seen tears in his lilac eyes.
Present day
Teary-eyed, you stare at Daeron.
“We’ve never spoken of what happened, and I’ve never pushed to remind you of it because I don’t want to remember how scared I was of almost losing you,” using the pad of his thumb, he wipes away fallen tears from under your eyes. “I know the maester brought you tea.”
“You must think as little of me as father does.”
Holding your face, he sternly says, “never, nothing has changed; you are still the same person. And father was just afraid. You bled for nearly two days, and he never left your bedside.”
“I dread to think what would happen if Aerion found out; he’s warned me before that I cannot do such a thing without his per—“
“Shh,” Daeron attempts to comfort you as more tears fall. “He will not find out. Father may suspect, but the maester would never confirm it. I imagine the old man values breathing too much. And you have little to fear from me; I do not wish to be flayed alive.”
Silence fills the room, and you use the opportunity to take in Daeron’s appearance. He was more frazzled-looking than normal. His eyes were heavier, full of a darkness that wasn’t known to him.
“What do you see in your dreams?”
He lurches back as if your question causes him physical pain. Narrowing his vision on the one spot on the floor, Daeron looks lost in thought. His nose scrunches as he mumbles, “Is the weight of these secrets so heavy that you are willing to endure being humiliated by our brother? There was once a time you’d challenge him, but your fire burns low.”
“I do not wish to be at war with him.”
Scoffing, he shakes his head. “I worry for you and the babe.”
“He’d never hurt them. Aerion may not love me, but he does love them.”
“And that is enough?”
“It’s the way things are,” you bring a shaky hand to your bump. “I’m scared that they will be ripped away from me. The gods will punish me, and I will die after giving birth like our mother did, and my own child will grow up cold and motherless.”
“Like his father?”
You chuckle slightly. “His? You cannot possibly know if it’s a boy or girl.”
He smiles.
Although he was right in front of you, you still missed Daeron. Your relationship wasn’t the same as before, and you did mourn it. This was the first time you’ve spoken the truth, and if anything, it was a distraction from your dream.
The door opens, and Aerion struts in chewing loudly, barely acknowledging either of you.
Daeron stands, “is there any word of Aegon?”
Aerion shrugs, then tosses the apple core into the fireplace. “Who?
“Aerion!”
“No need to state your purpose for being here; I’m bored already.”
“And what brings you back so soon, little brother? Surely not concern for your wife or unborn child.”
Rolling your eyes, you lie back down on the bed and roll to face the wall. “I’m going to sleep; have your dick-measuring competition somewhere else.”
Daeron chuckles, then bids you goodnight. You stare at the wall, listening to the shuffling sounds of Aerion undressing. It’s not until you feel a dip in the bed that you snap, “where’s in God's name did you go? You’re the one who insisted I come here, and yet you abandoned me.”
“Pray, save your theatrics for another audience.”
“If keeping me company for a couple of nights is such a hard task, I shall return home in the morning. I’d rather be with our sisters than watching men fight.”
In a flash he is beside you, his icy glare burning into you. “You’ll do no such thing. I will not be made to look like a fucking fool and have decked-out oafs and servants whispering that my wife isn’t there. They must know the dragon remains strong and united.”
Sighing, you turn away from him; Aerion never saw any further than his own thoughts.
Groaning like a child, he rests his chin on your shoulder while reaching to feel your bump, and if the babe knows who it is, they start to kick. “See, my boy is desperate for his father’s comfort. I will do well in the lists tomorrow for him.”
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Pairings: Aerion Targaryen x Targ reader
Warnings: Smut, swearing, incest
1.01
You wake to the familiar heat of Aerion’s body pressing into yours, his faint heartbeat beating against your side. His arm rests across your chest tightly, as if he’s silently daring you to try and slip out of his grasp. You know better. You’ve learned by now that disturbing the prince’s sleep unless completely necessary is a mistake. His temper is short at the best of times, but right after he’s awoken is always the worst.
Long strands of silver hair fall in front of his eyes; the sunlight begins to shine into the room and lands on his face, making his skin look flawless. Aerion was truly beautiful.
Your fingers twitch along the edge of his pale skin, tracing the tension in his forearm. He stirs, murmurs something you can’t quite make out, a half warning in the form of a grunt not to move. The illuminating light that is now beaming a lot brighter spills into the bedchamber, adding a much-needed softness to it. Aerion’s room was decorated a lot darker than your own, with many black and red banners of your family’s house hanging on the walls along with stone carvings of dragons.
For some time you lay still, doing nothing but listening to the life in the castle slowly rising. The sounds of faint voices and footsteps echo in the halls. The servants would most likely be starting to serve breakfast to each private quarter soon, but like most mornings, they would check Aerion’s room first to see if the serving was for one or two people.
Meaning whatever poor soul opens the door would suffer Aerion’s irritable state if he hasn’t woken up beforehand. Letting out a deep exhale, you gaze down at the spoilt prince to admire his appearance. Underneath his closed eyelids were the most piercing violet eyes you have ever seen, and even in his sleep Aerion’s lips were in a pout. He has a lovely smile, although he never shows it much.
Without opening his eyes, he suddenly asks, “why are you staring?”
“I was just thinking how I hope the babe looks like you.”
Satisfied with that answer, he lowers his hand to gently cradle your bump before pressing a soft kiss to the bare skin of your stomach. Smiling, you start to run your fingers through his hair; these moments were the only time you got to see his softer side. Aerion was a terrible brother and husband for the most part, but you didn’t doubt being a father would bring out the best in him.
Spotting strands of hair sitting over his forehead and stopping just below his eyes, you gently tug it. “Your hair is getting long.”
Tilting his head up to stare at you, a flash of irritation flickers across his features, “what, do I now resemble a fucking commoner instead of the blood of the dragon?”
The sharpness in his tone causes words to catch in your throat. “I—I didn’t mean—”
“Do you think I let anyone touch it?” He snaps, sitting upright, “the last barber should have been hanged for the mess he made.”
Regretting even mentioning it, you hum and brush the fallen hair out of his face. After all these years you have become unfazed by his harsh tone. “I could cut it; father lets me, and Daeron has let me tidy his mess of hair before.”
His glare softens ever so slightly. “I suppose father’s hair isn’t awful. Just see that you don’t spoil it.”
—
The smell of freshly trimmed bushes and roses in bloom feels almost overwhelming as you stand by the window in the large chamber that faces the gardens of Summerhall. You weren’t entirely clear, but either the heat or nerves kicked in, but something was causing trickles of sweat to fall down the back of your neck as Aerion sits on the chair in front of you, then leans back, giving you easier access to his head. His hand moves upwards to brush your arm as if you were a pet being praised by its owner.
“Hold still,” you murmur, brushing a stray lock from his forehead. “It’s making me nervous that you keep moving when I’m holding scissors.”
Rolling his eyes, he lets his arm flop to his side and scoffs, “you are very dramatic, wife.”
For a short beat of time he does as you ask and stays still and silent, letting you trim the edges, but you stop when his jaw tightens. He leans forward suddenly, his narrow gaze locked on Daeron and Aegon, who have both been observing the unusual scene from the safe distance of the archway leading outside.
“What are those whining little rats looking at?”
“Maybe they are in shock from you being so quiet,” you shrug. “Or perhaps they think I’ve bewitched you into silence.”
Aerion’s lips press into a thin line.
Knowing they have spotted both your eldest and youngest brothers approach. From the look on his face it was clear Daeron found this amusing, while egg stood behind him cautiously.
“Good morning.”
“Morning sister, is today the day you finally rid our family of the plague that haunts us?”
Taking the bait, Aerion hisses, “careful you drunken sot.”
While continuing to cut Aerion’s hair, your nose starts to twitch; the scent of stale drink was stronger the closer Daeron got. Eyes bloodshot, cheeks flushed, hair falling loose from its tie. One glance at the prince, and it was clear he had overindulged the night prior. “Do you wish for me to cut your hair? I can do it before you leave for the tourney.”
Daeron mutters to himself quietly, then shakes his head, “thank you but maybe another time.” Clearing his throat, he nudges your younger brother, who seems unnerved, and gives him a reassuring nod. “Father says you are now joining us in a couple of days.”
“Hmm,” using your free hand, you gently rub your stomach. “After speaking to the maester, I decided it would be better to spend as little time in Ashford as possible. If all goes to plan, we should be arriving the night before Aerion joins the lists.”
The soft movements of your hand cause the baby to stir, and their movements become visible underneath the fabric of your dress. It wasn’t common for you to wear silk dresses since they are rather thin material, but since growing a little dragon, you had become accustomed to feeling uncomfortably warm. Noticing Aegon watching your stomach, his eyes widen as he tries to figure out the movements.”
“Tis your niece or nephew getting comfortable,” you stop cutting Aerion’s hair and motion for the young boy to come closer. “Do you want to feel?”
Aegon’s face lights up, “can I really?”
Aerion's head snaps towards you, but before he can protest, you take hold of egg’s hand and place it over the part the baby’s feet are hitting.
Grinning, he turns to face the eldest, who looks indifferent. “Daeron the baby’s kicking me! It feels so strange.”
“Seven hell’s women, I’m presuming you have finished with me then?”
Tutting at his childish tone, you eye Aerion’s hair carefully. “yes, and—“
“Good.” Abruptly Aerion stands up, causing egg to jump back and quickly move to hide behind you. Aerion glares at him but brings his own hand to your bump and smiles when he feels the movement for himself. “Such a strong kick; he will do well during a tourney himself one day.”
A few seconds later Aerion removes his hand and then leaves without saying anything. It was near impossible to figure out what he was thinking. When he’s out of sight, you turn back to face Daeron, who’s giving you a disapproving look. “What?”
Letting out an exhausted sigh, he straightens up, making him look much taller than his usual slouched-over stance. “I…just…” his voice drops to a whisper. “Do you think it’s wise to go on such a journey in your current condition?”
“I am pregnant, not ill.”
“It wasn’t a jest before,” he gestures to your hand. “There is a plague in our family. And jealous men make poor spectators.”
“Daeron,” you stiffen. “Father has already warned him; he’s going to behave at Ashford.”
“Do not be foolish and forget how he’s treated you in the past. He’s never going to change.” He pauses for a moment. “I worry for you. Dragons can choke on their own fire, and I don’t want you getting hurt when he does.”
Struggling to think of a response, you stare at him blankly.
Aegon, who has been watching and silent, steps forward, his eyes wide and serious. “Do you… do you think you could… cut all of my hair off?”
—
As the carriage rocks gently over the stony roads, you stare out and watch the different scenery blur into one. It helped you not focus on the tense stillness of the air that was growing more uncomfortable in each passing moment. You couldn’t meet your father’s eye; he looked ready to explode.
Aerion was rigid beside you, one hand gripping tightly to the edge of the seat and the other stretched over the swell of your belly possessively. Through gritted teeth he says, “Those fools, how could they bloody get lost when they are being escorted?"
“Don’t start, Aerion; something could have happened to them.”
A flash of irritation crosses his features, but one stern look from your father and he remains quiet. It has been reported back that neither Aegon nor Daeron has arrived at the tourney despite leaving days ahead.
Your father’s gaze snaps to you, “what happened to your hand? Daeron said you needed the maester to tend to it while I was away.”
You swallow, heart thudding in your ribs, and force a small smile. “It was silly; I got distracted and caught my hand on the needle while working on the babe’s blanket.”
Aerion glances at you; his expression is normal aside from the guilt in his eyes. Which you suspected didn’t go unnoticed by your father.
—
The large door swings open before you, and your Uncle Baelor is there, a warm smile lighting his face. “Princess, you are looking beautiful as always,” he says, voice gentle, eyes on your belly. “It shouldn’t be long until the newest member of our house arrives, I imagine.”
A faint curl of pride appears on Aerion’s lips but quickly disappears when Valarr steps forward with effortless grace to greet you both. He takes your hand and softly kisses the back of it, “cousin, it’s good to see you again. Congratulations, motherhood becomes you. Your good husband is truly blessed.”
“Yes, she carries my blood well.”
You and Valarr lock eyes; embarrassed, heat rushes to your cheek, causing your cousin to give you a sympathetic look. Aerion’s smugness quickly turns to annoyance when your father clips him on the back of the head, “enough. It’s been a long journey, and I think the lack of sleep has gone to my son's head. Has there been any word yet?”
“Not yet, brother,” Baelor says softly. “But I have sent my best men out to look for them. Myself and Valarr are going out to join the search.”
“I can join,” Aerion says in a half-hearted offer. “How far is the nearest tavern?”
You give your father a pleading look. If Aegon saw Aerion coming, he would most definitely hide. It was plausible that Daeron was off somewhere getting drunk, but if Aerion found him first, it would just make things worse.
“Perhaps the princess would feel more comfortable with you remaining here by her side?” Baelor suggests it in a way that makes the idea not seem his own.
“I would rather you stayed with me,” you answer truthfully. You didn’t want to be left alone in a strange place, plus it meant Aerion was less likely to get himself into trouble if he was stuck by your side.
—
You didn’t like Ashford castle, it had an eeriness that caused your spine to tingle, and Aerion’s unusual quietness as you were guided to the quarters didn’t help. The only sound you could hear was footsteps echoing and your own thudding heart.
You smile at the handmaiden as she closes the door once you have both entered the room. Now alone, you spin quickly to face Aerion, “that was utterly humiliating—“
He cuts you off with a searing kiss, his large hands cupping your face. When he finally pulls back, you catch the glint in his eyes; it wasn’t lust or love. It was possessive. Anger.
Bringing his mouth to your neck, he nips and kisses over the sensitive spots, “pregnancy has softened you; your body, your temper, but only I get to reap the rewards.” Aerion presses his knee between your legs, putting pressure on your core. “Only I get to see how your body changes with my dragon growing inside. It’s only my seed you will take.”
“Aerion—“
“Get on the bed.” He guides you backwards till your legs hit the side of the bed, “show me how ready you are to take my cock.”
Leaning back on the bed, you scrunch up your skirts while Aerion uses something cold and sharp to remove your small cloth. Probably the same blade he used… you push the memory down. Parting your thighs wider, Aerion kneels between them and stares intensely between your legs, “always so slick for me.”
Heat rushes to your cheeks.
Aerion licks one of his fingers, then slides it inside you effortlessly. He moves his hand painfully slowly, enjoying the sight of you becoming desperate for more. Flicking his tongue out, he teasingly touches your clit.
“Please, please don’t make me beg. Not tonight, please.”
He pauses for a moment, his fingers still when he decides what to do. Showing mercy, Aerion suddenly starts to devour you; he sucks and licks at your clit harshly while adding another finger. Using his free hand, he gropes at your breasts. It doesn’t take you long to come apart. You hear a muffled chuckle when your thighs start to shake and close around his head.
To stop yourself from screaming, you bite down on your bottom lip so hard it draws blood.
Aerion gives you a few seconds to recover, then stands up, his mouth smeared with the wetness of your arousal. Licking his lips, he smirks and starts to undo his leather belt. “Next time you become flustered from a fucking kiss on the hand, remember I am the only one who gets to touch you like that, wife.”
—
Struggling with all your strength, you scratch and hit the hand covering your face, depriving you of oxygen—
Jolting forward, you gasp for breath, hand pressed to your chest as it takes you a beat to pull yourself together. It was just a dream. Just a dream. Warm tears fall from the corner of your eyes and threaten to turn into a full sob but the sound of movements catches your attention.
Once your vision has cleared you recognise the person slouched in a chair placed in front of the fire. “Daeron, everyone has been looking for you.”
He says nothing, but you could tell something was wrong.
“Daeron?” Your voice is barely a whisper. “Where’s Aegon?”
He clicks his tongue, “not Aerion?”
The space in the bed next to you is noticeably empty. When purple eyes meet yours, you look down ashamed. Aerion was probably in the nearest brothel causing havoc. But that was nothing new.
“Where did you go?”
“I didn’t want to compete, so I paid the knights escorting us off and went to a tavern. Egg was mad at first, but the owner was happy for him to play stable boy for the other guests… but then I lost him.”
“Lost him? How could you lose our little brother, you were supposed to be protecting him!”
Turning his body to face you, he sighs and quietly says, “I’m supposed to protect you too, sister, all of you; it’s my responsibility as the oldest, but tell me how it’s possible when the thing my siblings fear most is another brother?”
Your stomach twists.
“Aegon ran. He’s scared… of him.”
A heaviness falls over you both; since announcing your pregnancy, Aerion has been different, kinder, but that was most likely because the babe made him believe his dreams were coming true. It was merely a distraction. But still, you wished to see the best in him, “he’s changed.”
“No, he hasn’t.” Daeron says softly. Coming closer, he crouches by the side of the bed so he’s almost eye level with it. “He treated you no better than a common whore until he got you pregnant. Egg comes to my room at night because he’s scared Aerion will hurt him. I’ve heard you cry yourself to sleep for years. The glad child we once knew is gone.”
A lone tear falls down your cheek, “that’s not true.”
“You fear him as much as I do.”
You don’t argue. The room starts to feel much smaller, your breath catching in your throat. The time of silence was stretching out while you thought over his words. If the prophecy Aerion spoke of was real and the three heads of the dragon would return in living form, you believe he was two of the heads himself. One of them being his old version, the one who enjoyed learning the histories of different houses, fishing, the version that once doted on you as a girl. And the other head represents who he was now, the version that terrified you most of the time.
Daeron takes your hand and turns it over, running the pad of his thumb over the nearly healed wound on the palm of it. “You are with child, and yet he still hurts you.”
“He didn’t mean to.”
“No?” He lets out a heavy breath, the scent of ale reeking from it. “I saw something awful happen to our family at Ashford. It’s the only reason I came back, to make sure it doesn’t happen to you or egg.”
“It was his dream. Aerion looked… enchanted. I tried to wake him up, but he didn’t stop until after I screamed.”
“What did he do?”
Your hand slips from his grasp as you bring it to rest on your bump. His expression shifts to one of hurt, and even in the darkness the threat of tears spilling from his eyes is unmistakable. “Voices whispered to him in a dream that the only way to check the babe was truly his was by checking my blood. Black blood would symbolise betrayal.”
“He thought the child wasn’t his?”
“He knows it is now, and that it is the truth of it.”
Daeron staggers slightly while switching from crouching to kneeling; his voice remains low, “my handmaidens tell me you spend nearly every night in his chambers. I don’t understand when his mind is near breaking.”
“Aren’t all of our minds fragile? I know why you drink so heavily, brother, and I… My own dreams don’t haunt me when Aerion is near. Perhaps he somehow shields me from them and bears the burden for both of us.” Your voice starts to break, “nothing he says or does scares me more than my dreams, and if I forgive him for his cruel acts and remain devoted, then the gods may forgive me for my own sins.”
“Actions have consequences,” he says weakly. “We both know this to be true.”
The words hang in the darkness of the room, settling deep into your chest. He studies you for a long moment, the evidence of intoxication becoming more evident when light slowly starts to creep into the room. Daeron’s bloodshot eyes glisten as he offers you a sad smile.
You know what he is thinking.
“Does he… know?”

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𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐛𝐞𝐚𝐮𝐭𝐲 𝐨𝐟 𝐬𝐢𝐧
Paring: Cregan Stark x reader, Aemond Targaryen x reader
Warnings: Smut, swearing
1.09
Storming through the halls of the Red Keep, you stare straight ahead, ignoring the servants and knights that are gawking in your direction. You didn’t miss the looks of fear and curiosity in the handmaids' eyes as you approached Maitland’s nursery; the three older women bow their heads and then scurry in the opposite direction.
Word of what happened reached the castle before you did.
You stop just outside the door and stare at the white cloak standing guard. “Ser Gyles.”
“Princess.”
“My son? Is he in his room?”
“Yes, your grace,” he answers slowly. “The nursemaid has not long got the young prince to fall asleep.”
It was late, too late. Not being able to think clearly, you stayed with Vermithor until the sun disappeared. The smell of smoke clinging to you was pungent; soot was covering your clothes, hair and face. You no longer resembled Maitland’s mother but rather someone forged in dragonfire. It was best to leave him be for now; knowing he was safe was enough. It was best you bathed so that he wasn’t frightened.
“If he wakes—“
“Thank you, Ser Gyles.” You start to retreat, but a gnawing feeling starts to eat away. Never before has your sworn shield not stayed by his post when you’ve directly asked him to. You turn back to face the knight and see the pity in his eyes. “Where is Ser Arryk?”
The knight, who was roughly forty years of age, swallows thickly. “He was summoned to the king's quarters.”
“Why?”
“I should not say, Princess'… however, I do believe the hand of the king would be able to tell you.”
“My grandsire?”
For a brief moment words seem to catch in his throat; letting out a deep sigh, he shakes his head. “No, Princess, the new hand of the king.”
—
Before the two idiotic boys that Aegon has named to his kingsguard can even question why you are there, you burst into the king’s quarters. Your furious glare lands on the knight standing by the window, his hand on the hilt of his sword, but his grip relaxes when he sees it’s you.
“Princess, are you—“
“Cole.”
Your nails dig into the fabric of your sleeve as you study the older man’s movements. His jaw was clenched, dark eyes firmly locked onto the stone floors. He couldn’t even bring himself to look at you. You hated him. No matter his intentions, Criston Cole has doomed Ser Arryk.
Aegon, finally turning in your direction, snorts loudly and spills the drink in his hands from laughing so hard. “Why are you covered in shit?”
You ignore him.
“What the gods have you done, Ser Criston?” After some perseverance, Ser Gyles informed you that the Lord Commander sent Ser Arryk to Dragonstone so that he could slip into the castle under the guise of his twin brother and slay Rhaenyra. “You’ve sent my sworn shield to his death. Into a castle that he is not familiar with – to what end? You would have been kinder to put him to the sword yourself.
Criston’s expression tightens. “Divided loyalties within the Kingsguard are a threat.”
“Ser Arryk was loyal. He saved mine and Maitland’s life,” you fight back tears. “You forget, Ser Criston, that both brothers watched over Rhaenyra as she grew up in kings landing, she would be able to tell the difference. Those standing behind her are not foolish enough for Ser Arryk to get close enough to cut her throat without someone noticing. Not to mention, brother may meet brother.”
Your gaze flicks to Aegon, who was too intoxicated to fully comprehend the conversation.
“Ser Arryk only agreed on the condition seasoned white cloaks guard yourself and Prince Mainland,” Criston says in a low voice while stepping forward. His brown eyes flicker briefly to your stomach before returning to your face. “Perhaps it is not my place—but I’m aware there may be other reasons why you wish to have a trustworthy knight close.”
“You’re right, it’s not your place.”
Turning your back to him, you head towards the door, but Criston steps directly in front of you, and with him so close, you’re able to see the tiredness in his eyes. “You are no longer in a position to gamble with your life so freely.”
Starting to feel flustered, you move too quickly, and a sudden wave of dizziness overcomes you, but before you can fall, strong hands grip hold of you, steadying you. “Princess,” his voice was laced with concern. “Get the maester!”
“I’m fine, I’m fine.” You try to walk out of his grip, but your knees start to buckle. “I just need to sleep it off.”
“Princess,” he sighs. “Prince Aemond may be more forgiven of what took place at the twins if you yell…”
—
Cregan slowly removes his thumb, which is pressed between your lips, and starts to trail his hand down your body. Goosebumps prickle, and nipples harden when his hand stops just below your navel.
You feel warm under his intense stare.
A boyish smile pulls on his lips as he lowers his hand until he finally touches the sensitive spot that he worshipped with his mouth not long ago. A small gasp leaves your mouth.
“You are beautiful,” he whispers, pressing his lips to the side of your neck. “So beautiful.”
His name falls from your lips like a prayer when he rubs slow circles on your clit. You didn’t want this moment to end anytime soon.
You wake to darkness. The cold chill of the northern wind was gone, along with the heat and comfort of Cregan’s body.
You feel sick.
It was hard to think straight; you burnt the bridge at the Twins to stop the Northern army from going any further and into any traps set. There would have been no survivors if Aemond had spotted them on Vhagar. But as much as you wanted to spare as many lives as possible, it was your feelings for Cregan that drove your decision.
Sitting up, you grimace in disgust; now fully awake, you can make out that the soot on your clothing has rubbed off onto the soft bedding below. It was still dark outside, but at this point you may as well wait until daylight to bathe. Scanning the room to look for your shift that was usually laid out on the bed, you are taken aback when you notice Aemond sitting in an armchair by the unlit fire.
Your stomach starts to twist as he stands tall, glaring down at you. Your breath is uneven as he approaches like a dragon about to pounce on its prey. Your skin is damp, and there was an uncomfortable stickiness between your legs already.
His knuckles grip tightly onto the headboard. “You’ve been a hard woman to track down, wife.”
His tone was sharp. Using his free hand, Aemond reaches for your chin, not roughly, but firmly enough to tilt your face up toward him. You could argue, you could lie, or you could tell him the truth, but you couldn’t trust him.
So you kiss him.
At first Aemond seems taken aback, but when you bring your hand to the back of his neck to pull him closer, he kisses you back. Letting out his pent-up anger, he bites your bottom lip with such force you taste blood.
Leaning back, he searches your face as though trying to read what you are thinking. “Do you think this changes anything?” he murmurs against the flesh of your neck, “you aren’t getting out of this room until we talk.”
The next few moments pass in a lust-filled haze while you both scramble to remove enough clothing. As soon as your small cloth is off, Aemond flips you and manoeuvres you until you're on your hands and knees.
“Aemond!”
He thrusts into you roughly. The sound of skin slapping echoes off the walls, along with the deep grunts coming from Aemond. The smell of fire and dragon brings you comfort, a familiar warmth you don’t get from your husband.
“Fuck,” he pulls out, his seed landing on the inside of your thighs. “I’ll have the servants prepare a bath.”
He quickly gets off the bed, and you’re left feeling numb. You were never destined to have a happy ending with Aemond; for now you’d have him here, but you feared this reality wouldn’t last long.
—
The water has cooled slightly when you sink into the tub; you usually prefer the heat, but the maesters advised during your first pregnancy that too much warmth was bad for the baby.
“Leave us,” Aemond says sharply.
The handmaids retreat, avoiding his gaze. Once it’s only the two of you left, Aemond removes his eyepatch. Being fully nude in front of other people never fazed him, but the sapphire in his eye socket was sacred.
As you settle into the water that stops just above your chest, you are careful to not kick Aemond, who is lying back somewhat relaxed at the opposite end. Picking up the cloth placed on the small table placed beside the tub, you start to scrub at your skin harder than necessary.
You can feel his eye on you.
“What?”
“You burnt the bridge at the twins,” he says finally.
“I did.”
“You shouldn’t have. Our forces won’t be able to cross it if need be.”
“You followed me.”
“Is that why you did it? The rage of seeing a husband checking on his wife—“
“Don’t,” you exhale slowly. “Do not lie and say it’s because of concern. You wanted that control over me.”
“Now you just sound paranoid.”
“You are many things,” you click your tongue, “but you are not a liar.”
“The rumour spreading around the court is you burnt the bridge because you could not find the Northern host. "But you are not incompetent,” he replies flatly. “You have flown those lands before. You know how to track movement from the sky. You know how to read terrain.”
His hands settle at your ankle; his fingers press into tense muscle.
“Are you angry?”
“You talk in your sleep,” he says quietly. “You fuck other men, you lie to me, you act as if Aegon is a toddler that needs coddling, and now you are going off course. Do you blame me for changing course and leaving concurring Harrenhall for another day?”
Not knowing what to say, you say nothing.
“And now you cannot even think of an answer."
“My mind is scattered,” you say.
“That is not an explanation.”
“It is the only one I have.” His hands are still on your ankle as you let the silence stretch just long enough that you find the words to justify and deflect. “It seems performing our duty, even when we have hated each other, hasn’t been in vain. I think I’m with child again.”
“Oh,” he resumes the massage. “That explains things. We can speak to the maester together on the morrow.”
But as his hands continue their slow path down your foot, easing tension, he pretends not to notice how stiff you’ve become. Your thoughts have started to drift to the sound of snow crunching under your feet, to the chill creeping up the back of your neck.
—
Bored, you fiddle with the rings on your fingers as multiple voices fill the council chamber at the same time. It was hard to focus with so many people squabbling at once. All of them were loud, arrogant men, none of whom had the blood of the dragon but yet still felt able to talk so freely about matters like dragon riding.
Aegon sits slouched at the head of the table, eyes rimmed red, fingers drumming against polished wood as he loses interest as well.
“The king should be attending to matters inside the castle grounds, not the dragon pit.”
“The matter at the Twins cannot be ignored.”
“The princess acted without sanction.”
There was no news of anything transpiring on Dragonstone, and as it stands, the fate of Ser Arryk was unknown.
“Mayhaps we are only in need of one dragon—“
“Enough,” you snap, cutting Tyland Lannister off. “Aemond cannot bear the burden alone of defending the realm. And perhaps the men sitting on my brother, the king's council, can do better when you next go out riding on your dragon.”
The temperature in the room drops; the only sound is a low chuckle from Aegon.
Aemond’s voice cuts clean through the murmuring. “Choose your next words carefully, my lords. The Northern army alone would outnumber our own, and the princess’s actions prevented them from meeting our armies in open battle before they were ready.”
“Perhaps…” Lord Larys quickly goes quiet when Aemond shoots him a death glare.
“The princess is not some errant child,” he says coldly. “She commands Vermithor. She understands terrain and the consequences of using dragon fire better than most in this chamber.”
To your surprise Ser Criston Cole chimes in to your defence. “We possess fewer dragon riders with experience on our side. Fewer still with strategic sense.”
“With that being said,” Aemond stands, commanding the full attention of the room. “There will be no further confusion; I will be the only dragon rider leaving the safety of kings landing until the war is won."
Breath catches in the back of your throat, and you note the genuine confusion on Criston and Aegon’s faces.
“This morning the maester confirmed my wife is expecting, and given her condition, she will be unfit to fly into battle. My wife's and unborn child’s safety is a priority. And given recent events, I will be assigning multiple white cloaks to watch over her at all times.”
His tone is gentle enough that to an outsider it might almost sound protective. But you hear it. The fire in his voice.
This was a punishment.
he’s so fucking hot…
manspreading his way to my brain