Rhaenicente

Be Better

Indulge Me

There Was Love

Sea of Silver.

The Dragon in the Hightower

35. Now and Forever

38. In which the story ends.

Tonight, Alicent revels in the warmth of her family, embracing the promise of the future—but life, as always, remains full of unpredictability. For this is Vanity Fair, a world where everyone is striving for what is not worth having.

In Which Alicent Seals Her Fate.

“Tonight, Alicent endeavours to chart a new course for her life—though whether her hopes shall hold is yet to be seen. After all,this is Vanity Fair, a world where everyone is striving for what is not worth having.”

In Which Alicent Balances Love and Fortune.

“Tonight, Alicent holds her future—and her heart—in her hands, uncertain which path to follow. And she must decide with care, for this is Vanity Fair, a world where everyone is striving for what is not worth having.”

In Which Alicent Embraces a Fragile Peace

“Tonight, Alicent basks in the warmth of family, all while the last whisper of her desire fades away. For this is Vanity Fair, a world where everyone is striving for what is not worth having.”

In Which Alicent is Freed of Her Burden.

“Tonight, Alicent breathes at last—released from the weight of lies and guilt. For this is Vanity Fair, a world where everyone is striving for what is not worth having.”

In which Alicent finds herself brought back.

“Tonight, Alicent seeks comfort, torn between instinct and clarity. For this is Vanity Fair, a world where everyone is striving for what is not worth having.”

In which things get heated.

“Tonight, Alicent surrenders to instinct, letting herself be claimed by a pull she cannot resist. For this is Vanity Fair, a world where everyone is striving for what is not worth having.”

In which ‘Forever’ loses its meaning

“Tonight, Alicent lingers between loss and survival. For this is Vanity Fair, a world where everyone is striving for what is not worth having.”