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Maekar Targaryen's greatest hits: "OOUGH", "HAđĻHAđĻhuh", "eughđ", "oh", "Hhhh-" and "idiOT!"
Iâd give my all
Summary: Years ago, Maekar chose another woman and you both went your separate ways, your brief love story ending before it ever really had the chance to begin. You hadnât seen him in years and hadnât thought much about him since, but when he sees you again, he starts to wonder if he made the right choice after all.
Pairing: Regretful! Maekar x Unavailable! Stark! reader
WC: 6k
Warnings: 18+, non-canon, dragons are still alive (maekar rides vermithor and baelor rides meleys), reader has a direwolf and so do her siblings, council drama, smut, betrayal, maekar is questionable, dyanna is still alive and so is jena, arguments, mentions of violence, talks of depression, hurt, angsty, unresolved feelings, manipulation, fade to black at the end, mentions of white walkers, slightly proofread.
Part 2/?| part one
(this is a short chapter, but i wanted to build on their yearning)
You stormed off, walking past Baelor without a word and leaving Maekar.
âLeave her alone.â Baelor spoke.
Maekar took a deep breath.
âBrother, I am in no mood for a lecture right now.â
Baelor put his gloves on, ignoring Maekarâs words.
âGood thing I do not plan on giving one. I said leave her alone and I meant it, weâre guests in her home.â
âMind your own business.â Maekar muttered.
âYou engaging in such affairs is my business. I am heir to the throne and anything that you do becomes my responsibility.â Baelor reminded him.
âI did not do anything that would affect you.â Maekar grunted.
Baelor tilted his head slightly, his lips pursed and facial expression unreadable.
âHow would it affect your wife?â
Maekar scowled, pointing his finger. âDonât you dare!â
âNo, you donât. You have a wife and children, you have a duty to the realm. Reopening the wounds of something you ruined is a fool's task.â Baelor spoke plainly.
Maekar scoffed. âI do not need to be reminded of my failings as a husband.â
Baelor walked closer to him with a look of sympathy.
âYou did not fail, brother. However, your guilt is unfair to put on her shoulders.â
âYou know nothing of what you speak.â Maekar replied.
Baelor nodded and decided not to respond to his comment for he knew that his actions would end poorly.
âI came to ask, do you still want to take Vermithor out? I came to join you.â
Maekar nodded and began walking towards the area where the dragons stayed.
Baelor walked behind him and in that moment, he pitied his brother. A feeling that he had never felt before, he felt a surge of.
He knew how Maekar felt about you, as it was only a secret to someone who was blind. He pitied that Maekar had never allowed himself to live down his choice, how his life is a constant reminder of his failed choice, how his poor children have the face of the wrong woman.
His brother was doomed to a life of continued misery.
When you got to your chambers, you finally felt like you could breathe. You shut your door and slid down it with a muffled sob.
This couldnât be happening again, not with him. You had escaped the feelings, the dreams, the questionsâ all of it and he just brought it back.
You didnât even know what to think anymore, I mean how could you? He told you that he regretted his life with his wife, pictured you during their intimacy, and thought about you all the time. It didnât make you feel warm inside, it made you feel distraught.
Both of you could have had it all, had exactly what you had talked aboutâ but he ruined it. He ruined it and isnât even satisfied with his decision, a twisted joke.
You sat on the floor, your back against the door and your knees to your chestâ tears staining your cheeks. The feeling taking you back to how you felt in that moment years ago.
The candlelight dimmed as it melted down quicker than expected.Â
You sat there for a while, before you eventually got up and got into your bed. Once you were in the bed, you couldnât sleep.
His words consumed you, every inch of you. His words took root in your body like the vines from a treeâ marking every inch of you and only allowing you to think of him.
When Maekar flew Vermithor, he couldnât focusâ not like he normally did.Â
The wind against his skin, flying Vermithor with Meleys inching closer. Itâs a feeling that would make any lord feel as if they were on top of the world, but for him it did nothing.
His mind just thought back to you and your reaction to his words. He didnât know why he said them, but he couldnât hold it in anymore. He had finally stood in front of you, several years later and who knew if heâd ever get another opportunity.
Things happened and life changed. Heâd never be able to live with himself if you went through the rest of your life thinking that he didnât love you. It mightâve been better if you did think that, considering he could never truly be yours.
When Maekar got back to his chambers, Dyanna was up waiting on himâ which he had hoped that she wasnât.
âWhere have you been?â She asked.
He shut the door, a huff of air leaving his mouth.Â
âI took Vermithor out.â
She ran her fingers through her hair as she sat on the edge of the bed, watching him.
Maekar slowly and efficiently removed his clothing, not paying any attention to Dyannaâs staring. In truth, he did not want to face herâ instead he wanted to go to sleep and rest his mind.
The room was barely lit, the fire in the fireplace dying and the shutters to the window closed.
Maekar removed his doublet and Dyanna made her way over to him. She grabbed his hands, stopping them in the middle of his task.
âMaekar.âÂ
She pressed a gentle kiss against his lips, one that this time he didnât invite back.
âIâm sorry.â She muttered against his lips.
âI shouldnât have been rude the other night, forgive me.âÂ
Maekar moved her hands and continued to remove his doublet, creating a small space between the two of them.
âAll is forgiven.â
She noticed his coldness towards her, his lack of sudden interest, and a bridge between them that didnât seem to be there prior.
âIs everything alright, husband?â
He sighed, a tinge of annoyance accompanying it.
âYes, everything is fine.â
She walked closer to him, closing the gap and she kissed him again. He still did not welcome it or her.
It felt as if her heart was shattering in her chest.
âDid you go see her?â She questioned.
Maekar walked to the window, cracking the shutters to allow some air into the room.
âGo see who?â
âHer.â She replied.
Maekar turned, facing towards her.Â
âI will not go over this with you again, Dyanna. It is late and I wish to sleep.â
Dyanna stood there, not shockedâ but irritated. She was not going to let this go or her thoughts about it, she didnât have proofâ but the way that her stomach turned at the sight of you was enough. She felt that he loved you, but maybe it was jealousy. Maybe it was an insecurity.
Even if he did love you, she was his wife and she wouldnât allow him to have even a fleeting moment with you. He chose her for a reason.
Her eyes watered and she paced the room.
âDo you not love me anymore?â She softly asked.
His brow furrowed as he fluffed his pillow on his side of the bed.
âCan you pleaseâĻâ He sighed.
Dyanna stood near the center of the room and began to weep, silently â but just loud enough to get his attention.
âDyanna.â Maekar called out.
She didnât answer, she just criedâ cried as if heâd truly hurt her feelings.
He got out of the bed and walked to her, bringing her into his arms.
âDonât be foolish, of course I love you.âÂ
She nuzzled her head into his chest, his silver chest hairs rubbing against her cheek.
âIâm sorry.. I donât know whatâs gotten into me tonight.â She mentioned.
She looked up at him, her eyes catching his attention. Dyanna didnât stare at him long, before she pressed her lips against his again.
âI want you, husband.â
He kissed her back, but not out of want as he always had before.
âNot tonight.â He mumbled.
âPlease, I want to make you feel good.â She whined.
He caved, even when he felt like it was a betrayal to you and his feelings that he had confessed. It felt wrong, twisted in a way.
Dyanna pulled her shift off, leaving her bare as she continued to kiss Maekar and guide him back to the bed.
Her hand rubbed against the bulge in his trousers, making him groan.
âYou are needy.â He spoke.
They both fell back onto the bed, her hand untying the laces to his trousers.
âYou must be equally needy as you are already hard, husband.â She taunted, her hand running along his hard cock.
He kissed her neck, trying to hide the groans that wanted to escape his throat.Â
He laid back on the bed as she straddled him, his cock nudging against her folds. His hands rubbed over the swell of her breasts, his fingers teasing her hardened nipples.
She began to line him up at her entrance.
âTurn around.â He groaned.
âTurn around? Like not facing you?â She asked, a confused expression.
He nodded.
She turned around, her back to him and sank down on his cock.
The sex was supposed to be enjoyable, something that brought them closerâ but instead Maekar was struggling. As Dyanna rode him, he thought of you.
He thought of the way that your hair would frame your face when you were on top, how your lips would part when his tongue would slide against your clit, how your moans were music to his ears.
He could not truly enjoy himself, not really.
As he got closer, he had her stand upâ so that he wouldnât spill inside her.Â
He wouldnât do that, he couldnât risk it.
Afterwards, he slept in the bed with his back towards Dyanna. She slept facing him, wondering what had taken over her husband.
The next morning, the snow had covered the ground as it had come down heavier than before. You had taken your bath and soaked in the water for longer than usual, your mind consumed with him still.
Was this a cruel punishment or Jape from the Godâs? To have a married man on your mind in the capacity that you did was unholy.
You went under the water, closing your eyes and allowing yourself to feel weightless. Allowing yourself to not feel, think, see, or hear anything.
After your bathâ you skipped breakfast and got ready. You had to attend a council meeting, one in which you hoped that Maekar wouldnât be present.
On your walk to the meeting, you saw Jena.
âIâve been looking for you!â She smiled.
Your brow raised in surprise. âYou have?â
She grabbed your hands and chuckled. âDonât be silly, of course! We have much to catch up on.â
âThat we do.â You replied.
âWill you meet me in my chambers later?âÂ
You nodded.
âI will see you then!â She replied as she walked away.
Jena was a longtime friend of yours and you were glad to still have her, even though the two of you didnât remain as close. However, you didnât look forward to chatting with her as you knew it would be about Maekar.
You walked into the council roomâ everyone was present, including Maekar and Dyanna.
You took your seat at the table, your chair unfortunately beside Maekarâs.
âLet us begin.â Baelor spoke, grabbing the ballÂ
âAs you know, we have many things to discuss here today. I will start with the obvious one, the threat beyond the wall.â Your father spoke.
âWhat is this threat that you speak of, Lord Stark?â Lord Arryn asked.
You picked up your red, marbled ball from its holder on the table.
âWe are noticing and being told by the nights watch that the wildlings are gathering, gathering in ways that they normally do not.â You spoke.
âSuch as?â Lady Tyrell added.
âClans that have notoriously hated each other, killed each other, and stayed away from each other have made truces. They have begun working together.â
Dyanna scoffed, causing your eyes to flick to her direction.
âWho cares about some barbaric wildlings and who they get along with?â
You sucked your teeth.
âTskââ
âBarbaric they may be, but they are trying to climb the wall again. If they succeedâ they will rob, pillage, kill, and rape any person in their way. Children included.â You mentioned.
You could see Baelor shift in his seat as your words caused him a bit of unease.
âWhat are the odds that they successfully climb over?â Baelor questioned, his fingers toying with his ring.
âI doubt itâs possible, itâs a seven hundred foot wall!â Lord Tyrell mocked.
âThey were close last time, far too close. It was only by the grace of the Godâs that they didnât make it over.â Your father pointed out.
âIt was no God, it was the men of the nightswatch.â Dyanna assured everyone.
Her tone was riddled with mockery and rudeness, two things that you would not tolerate in your fathers home.
âI assume that you have left your manners back at Summerhall, Princess?.â You spoke, getting the attention of Maekar and Baelor.
Her brows furrowed.
âI beg your pardon?â
âYou may beg all you like, my question will not change.â You gritted.
Her mouth parted slightly in shock at your response, your father called your name, and Maekar audibly cackled.
âA word in the hall.â Your father spoke, looking at you.
Both of you stood up from your seats and made your way in to the hall, your father gently shutting the door behind him.
âHave you taken leave of your senses, daughter?ââ
âThat is the royal family!â He criticized you.
âI care not who they are, I care that she lacks respect. We are talking about something very real and sheâs treating us like half-wits!â You reminded him.
Your father paused at your words as he did agree, but you must be better and hold yourself to a higher level than petty snark.
âYou will apologize and conduct yourself in a better manner, there is no time for this nonsense.ââ Your father insisted.
âIt is not nonsense, father. If they do not take this problem seriously, then we will all be in peril.â
He nodded, his hand rubbing your shoulder.
âThat I do understand, but your disrespect can reflect on us poorly.â He noted.
You took a deep breath with a nod and opened the door, walking back into the room. Your father gently shut the door behind him and took his seat.
âI apologize for my remark, Princess.â You spoke as you took your seat.
Maekar could sense your anger when you took your seat, remembering how you had a certain fire that brewed within you.
âAlright, let us pick up where we left off.â Baelor continued.
Maekar leaned close to you.Â
âAre you okay?â He whispered, his hand touching yours.
You moved your hand away from his, âDaor.â (No)
âWell, can we not stop them from getting over the wall again?â Baelor inquired.
âWe do not have the numbers that we once had, nowhere close.â You added.
âI see no reason why we couldnât supply them with more men.â Lord Arryn pointed out.
Your father took a sip from his goblet, his eyes staring at you.
âThe problem is not the men.. it is what is happening to them. Between the Wildlings, there have been several ranger parties that have gone missing. It is a growing trend.â Baelor sat up in his chair, his curiosity peaked.
âGone missing how? As in deserted?â
There was a silence that lingered at the table, both you and your father hesitant to mention these things to them. As most other Houses believe the words of the north to be fairytales.
âThey are dead.â You spoke plainly.
Maekar looked at you, his brows raised in confusion.
âDead?â
You nodded, fidgeting with your ball.
âThey are dead. Some found in pieces and many not found at all.â
Lord Arryn and Lord Tyrell glanced at each other, also shocked by the information.
âHow is that possible?â Lady Tyrell asked.
âWhite walkers.â You mumbled.
The room felt as if the air had been sucked out of it. No one made a sound or moved.
Dyanna chuckled. âAs in whatâs told to us in a bed time story?â
âDyanna.â Baelor spoke, correcting her insulting remark.
Maekar rubbed your arm secretly under the table, as he knew that his wifeâs words would anger you. Even though you hated him touching you, you for some reason allowed it to happen.
âThey could be the inspiration for your bed time stories, yes.â Your father nodded.
âWhy werenât we informed of these things beforehand?â Baelor inquired, his voice on the cusp of disapproval.
âWould you have truly believed it and listened, or would you have chalked it up to northerners being ridiculous?â Your father commented.
Baelor nodded.Â
âAh.â
âWhy canât they just fly their dragons over the wall and burn whatever it is?â Lord Tyrell suggested.
Maekar rolled his eyes.
âDragons cannot go over the wall. Our ancestors tried it and they refused.â
The meeting did not continue for much longer as there needed to be time in between what was said and to think. There wasnât a suitable solution to that problem and the other problems werenât even mentioned.
You got up from your seat and made your way out of the room. You were undeniably angry, at everything but mostly him. If heâd just stayed at Summerhall then you wouldâve been fine and he wouldnât be crossing your mind the way that he does now.Â
You wouldnât feel the need to snap at his ignorant wife. You wouldnât feel the need to want to feel his touch again. You wouldnât feel the need to dream of what your life would be like, what your kids would be like, and how they looked.
You wouldnât be hurt and envious.
You felt like a bird in a cage, only you enjoyed the peace in the cage and you didnât want to be free of it.Â
Part of you wished that the two of you wouldâve gotten on Vermithor and flew away, living your lives together and the way that you wanted to. It was a foolish dream and only just that, a dream.Â
Maekar watched as you walked away, how your hair framed your face, how the winterfell gowns always looked amazing on you.
His thoughts were interrupted by the sound of Dyanna.
She grabbed his hand as they walked through the halls. âI cannot believe that she would take such a tone with me.â
Maekar grunted, not really a responseâ because in his mind your response was kinder than it shouldâve been.
 âIs House Stark notoriously rude?â She asked.
He groaned. âDyanna, will you just let it go? She apologized and it was handled.â
She wanted to scream at his responses, the family had barely been at winterfell less than a week and all he did was defend you. He had never defended her so fiercely and with such ease, but with you it came to him as naturally as breathing.
When she married Maekar, she was thrilled. She had done her house a great service by marrying the prince, but that wasnât the only thing that matteredâ because she had won him over and they were in love. In love is what she told herself after the wedding, when Maekar seemed withdrawn. Maybe he didnât get the newlywed excitement that her mother had mentioned to her, but it was okayâ because they were in love.
The bedding ceremony between the two of them wasnât two lovers tangled in the sheetsâit was duty, it was cold, it was over as quick as it started, and it consisted of Maekar trying not to moan your name.
It would just take time is what Dyanna told herself and it did take time, he did eventually warm up to herâ but it was never the complete love that she was expecting.
They could laugh, smile, have a good sex lifeâ but there was always a gap, something keeping it from being whole.
Although she had once looked forward to visiting Winterfell and experiencing it, she couldnât wait to leave and never return.
She wanted her husbandâs full attention again.
You walked to Jenaâs room to see her as you mentioned that you would, knocking lightly.
âCome in.â She called out.
You shut the door behind you as she smiled, watching you take your seat. The room window was opened, the cool air meeting the simmer of heat left in the room. The snow made it bright outside and equally bright in the room, almost too bright.
âI am glad that you came. Itâs been far too long, since the two of us have had a moment like this.â She mentioned.
You fidgeted with the rings on your fingers.
âAye, it has been far too long.â
She offered you a cup of tea, the same way that you like it. She had remembered even all those years later.
âHow are you?â She asked.
You took a small sip of your tea. âI am fine, how are you?â
âI am well, things between me and Baelor are good as well.â She mentioned with a slight nod.
âHow are the boys?â You followed up.
She took a sip of her tea, adjusting in the seat.
âThey are doing well, Valarr is set to get married to Kiera soon and Matarys is heavily interested in books like his father.â
âIâm glad to hear that, tell Valarr that I want to congratulate him.â You smiled.
Jena was your best friend and knew you like the back of her hand, which made small talk pointlessâ maybe just a courtesy.
She leaned forward, setting her tea down on the table in front of you.
âEnough small talkââ
âBaelor told me that you and Maekar were kissing near the godswood.â
You chuckled as you took another sip of your tea.
âI did not think that such things would be whispered about in bed or otherwise.â
She waved you off as you set your cup of tea down.
âYou donât have to pretend with me, I know you and how you feel about him.â
You started to frown. âHow exactly do I feel about him?â
âThe two of you were in love, inseparable honestly.â She mentioned.
You scoffed, leaning back in your chair.
âThat was many moons ago, I was young and..â
You struggled to find the right words. Young and stupid? Mayhaps, but you did love him and you did think that it was real at the time.
âI was young.â You finished.
âDo you not love him anymore?â She asked.
You stared at her, your face barely readable. âI did not say thatââ
âThe kiss.. it was a mistake.â You trailed off.
âIt was a mistake because you enjoyed it.â Jena playfully teased.
You pulled your shoulders back in slight offense at her remark.
âI did not enjoy it!â
She rolled her eyes, picking at her hands.
âWhatever you say.â
You sat up in your chair, starting to feel distressed and anxious at her words. You grabbed your cup of tea, your hand starting to shake. Whether what she suggested was true did not matter. He was married and a guest in your home, to suggest the underlings of an affair with the prince is a terrible thing.
She glanced down at your shaking hand, how you needed to use your other hand to steady it.
âAre you alright?â
You sipped your tea and put the cup back down.
âI donât appreciate your ugly accusation.â
Her brows furrowed, âwhat did I say wrong?â
âThat I enjoyed him kissing me.â You replied.
She chuckled as if she didnât take you seriously, like your words were merely a funny jape. Her reaction had started to upset you more than you expected.
âWhy is this humurous?ââ
âYou got your happy ending with Baelor, two amazing kids. I got my heart fucking broken, thatâs what I got!â
âHe broke me into tiny little pieces like a vase and I had to try putting it back together, only I didnât realize that it would never be the same again.â You spoke, tears welling in your eyes.
Jena looked embarrassed at her remarks, guilt taking over her face.
âI didnât mean.. I didnât meanââ
âI loved him so much, Jena. You guys will just never know. He destroyed me and it hurt so bad that I wanted to dieâ receiving news that he got married, welcomed a babe..â
âSo, no. I did not enjoy the married man who hurt me, kissing me.â You reiterated, holding back a sob and your shame.
Jena stood up from her chair, her own eyes watering at your words. She knew that it wouldâve been devastating, but she never thought about to what extent. It angered her that he could do that to you.
Jena knelt by your chair.
âI did not mean to mock or laugh.. I would never want to hurt you in that manner.â
You wiped your eyes and scoffed.
âIâm fine, itâs not the end of the world. I just got worked up, that's all, my apologies.â
âNo need to apologize. I was wrong to insinuate such things.â
You rubbed her arm, reassuring that you were going to be fine and she walked back to her seat.
âIâve also heard how Dyanna has been acting and Iâm sorry for that. Sheâs being ridiculous.â She admitted.
You shrugged with a sniffle.
âI imagine sheâs not a ray of sunshine all of the time anyhow.â
She giggled, taking her seat and picking up her cup of tea.
âSheâs different than people imagine, you know?ââ
âSheâs not inherently cruel or anything of the sorts, but sheâs not kind either. Thereâs a bitterness there..â Jena confessed.
You listened and refrained from giving your own opinion as it didnât matter.
âIs she a good mother?â You questioned.
Jena stared at you, her cup resting against her lips and her hesitation obvious.
âSheâs alright.. I think that sheâs always so focused on Maekar that she cannot truly focus on them, not as a mother should at least.â
You and Jena sat there for hours talking and just catching up. It felt good to have a friend that you could talk to openly about your feelings, one who already knew everything and understood.
Whether you set your life to be intentionally secluded, youâre not sureâ but you were alone more often than not.
Loneliness meant peace knowing that youâd never be hurt again in that way.
After your conversation, the time had slipped past you and Jena. It was Lady Tyrellâs nameday, so a small gathering was taking place in the dining room for her.
All the guests, the Stark family and bannermen were present to celebrate her. What better way to celebrate someone than with music, wine, and food?
You put on your dark blue velvet gown with long sleeves and a high neckline. Your gown had your house sigil embroidered on the short overlay connected to your gown.Â
It was rare to wear the dress as there were not many occasions that called for it.
In the dining hall, it was bright and livelyâ filled with chatter. This time you were seated next to Valarr and Aegon. You had come to realize that Egg as they called him was a joyous boy. He made sure to talk to you and tell you his jokes, a few of them made you laugh.
He even mentioned the song that he had learned, the song that Daeron had taught him. You wished you hadnât asked what song that he was referring to, because the lyrics made you almost choke on your wine.
âYour mother would not find that song humurous.â You snickered.
He smiled with a slight shrug.Â
âNo, she wouldnâtâ but you do.âÂ
You nodded, taking another sip of wineâ indulging yourself far too much.
âI do, but I am not your mother.â
Egg twirled his fork on his plate, his head hung low at your words almost like you had suddenly hurt his feelings.
âFather wishes you were.â
Your lips parted at his words, you figured that the wine had betrayed your mind and made you think ludicrous things.
âPardon?âÂ
Rhae ran up to the table, near you and Egg.
âEgg come on, letâs dance!â
Egg left his chair casing after Rhae, the two of them joining the other people that were dancing.
Maekar watched while eating the few vegetables on his plate. He saw how you smiled with Egg and how Egg couldnât quit laughing, it warmed his heart. It was very seldom that heâd come close to a smile, but at the sight of thatâ he almost couldnât stop.
Dyanna nudged him, bringing his focus back to her.
âHusband, would you like to dance with me?â
Maekar made a gagging noise, repulsed at the idea.
âI wanted to congratulate you on your betrothal!â You spoke to Valarr.
He smiled, glancing at you.
âThank youââ
âI had not had the proper opportunity to meet you, Lady Stark.â
You set your goblet back down on the table.
âNo need for formalities, but it is nice to meet you as well.â
Valarr was quiet during the dinner, not that he didnât have anything to sayâ but he just seemed very watchful of his surroundings from what you could tell..
âAre you excited?â You questioned.
His lip curved in a smile, a smile that didnât quite reach his eyes.
âI amââ
âItâs just I am not looking forward to the feast afterwards.â
You raised your brows in surprise. âOh?âÂ
He turned in his seat, facing you with a sense of urgency.
âI do not know how to dance and Kiera loves dancing..â
âI have no one to teach me. Iâm afraid I will embarrass the both of us.â He blurted.
You covered your mouth in a laugh.
âHere I thought you were going to tell me a big secret. Learning how to dance is not a hard task.â
Valarrâs face reddened like a tomato.
âCan you teach me?ââ
âIf. If you do not mind of course.â
You took one more sip of your wine for courage and stood up.Â
âJoin me.â You smiled.
You and Valarr made your way down from the table and to everyone else.
âWhat are they doing?â Dyanna questioned, getting Maekar's attention.
You gave Valarr your hand, your fingers slightly curled together and held out to the side of you. His hand on the small of your back, gentle and guiding with your other hand resting on his shoulder.
With your pace, the two of you somewhat moved in syncâ dancing with each other. Dancing for you was effortless, but not as effortless for Valarr.
He stepped on your toes a few times, which made you wince in pain and followed with him profusely apologizing. It didnât take long for him to get the hang of it, making him seem like a natural.
âIt was a silly ask, but thank you for helping me.â Valarr spoke into your ear.
You shook your head, still dancing with him.
âIt wasnât silly. Itâs quite alright, I never turn down a moment to dance.â
Shortly after, you ended your dance with Valarr and planned to make your way back to your seatâ you felt a tap on your shoulder.
âWill you give me the honor of a dance?â Maekar asked.
Your eyes rapidly scanned the room when he asked. Heâd clearly lost his mind to ask you so openly for a dance.
âMaekar..â You stammered.
âTake my hand, so I donât look like a fool standing here.â He spoke.
You hesitated but took his hand, Dyanna was distracted in conversation and hadnât noticed.
You and Maekar started to dance, completely in sync with each other like you were years ago.
âYouâre stiffer than usual.â He noted.
You rolled your eyes, âI am not.â
The music continued, but the song changed â a slower beat that made you and Maekar feel closer than it should have.
âWhy did you ask me to dance?â You questioned.
âI missed dancing with you.â He admitted, spinning you.
His words made your heart flutter, even though they should have disgusted you.
âDance with your wife.â You replied with a bit of snark.
The two of you dancing captured the eyes of everyone around you and everyone at the table, including Dyanna. They watched as both of you moved so effortlessly amongst people, your eyes locked on each other. If they had not known any better, they wouldâve assumed that the two of you were married.
âShe does not dance as well as you.â He countered.
âMust you make my life harder?ââ
âAll you have to do is avoid me until you leave and weâll never have to see each other again.â You mentioned.
He scoffed, his feet moving with yours.
âI cannot lose you.. not again.âÂ
You stared at him, almost causing yourself to miss a step.
âStop doing that.â
âDoing what?â He questioned.
âPretending that Dyanna does not exist and that this is a second chance.â You reiterated.
His face started to redden, his grip becoming tighter.
âI do not wish to talk about her.â
âWhy?â You inquired, just short of taunting.Â
He did not answer, he instead spun you around again. Everyone watched in awe as the fabric of your gown spins outwards.
âWhy?â You asked again in a demanding tone.
His face came closer to yours, his violet eyes scanning your face.
âI donât wish to be reminded of the worst mistake of my life.â
Jena glanced at Baelor, who was displeased with his brother's antics and pursuit of you. Thankfully, King Daeron and Queen Myriah were not present to see it as the king felt unwell.
âHis behavior is embarrassing to this family.â Baelor mentioned to Jena.
Jena sipped her wine as she watched the two of you.
âHeâs going to crush her again.â She spoke with pity.
Baelor nodded, his lips pursed as he toyed with his rings.
âShe does not deserve it.â
Your brows furrowed at Maekarâs confession.
âThe worst mistake?â
He nodded as if he was embarrassed by his statement, not because it was trueâ but it made him a despicable person.
The music continued as the end of the song neared. Your heart thumped in your chest, your eyes welling with tears.
âHow dare you come here and dump this in my lap?â
âI cannot help myself with you.. I feel utterly weak and bewitched by you. I love you.â
The music ended and so did your dance, you pulled away from him. People clapped at the two of you, moved by your dancing. You stared at him, tears falling down your cheeks as you stood there.
You fled out of the dining hall, completely overcome with emotionsâ wanting to get to your chambers.
 Maekar followed behind you, putting his foot between the crack of the door as you went to shut it.
You opened it, staring at him.
âGo.â You commanded.
He walked closer to you, âno.â
Your chest rose and fell fast as he closed the gap between the two of you, walking into your room.
You felt so weak and you hated him for it. You wanted him, you wanted to love himâ but you couldnât.
He stood over you, shutting the door behind him.
âMaekar.. we shouldnât.â You stammered.
His thumb traced your cheek, making your breath still.
âYou are breathtaking.â He mumbled.
You closed your eyes, trying to ignore his wordsâ but your body was betraying you.
He rubbed your bottom lip with his thumb, leaning in closer to your faceâ your breath mingling with his.
âI love you.â
âNo, you donât.â You replied.
âLet me prove it to you.â He suggested.
You tried to step back, but you couldnât make your feet move away from himâ even though it should come naturally.
His lips swiped yours in an act of defiance, an act of betrayal to his wife.
âTell me to leave and Iâll go.â He whispered.
âMaekar.. Iâ
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I Don't Want To Loose Sight Of You - Baelor Targaryen
Summary : The Gods are good, the Gods are just. Right?
Warnings : death, grief, violence, pregnancy. Aerion is warning within himself.
Not proof read.
SPOILERS FOR AKOTSK EP 5.
Author's note : This is the first thing I've written in soooo long, so please be kind and I hope you enjoy it. Requests are open! EP5 left me sobbing and I just had to do something about it.
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It felt as though the Trial of Seven had lasted a century, your heart was thumping in your chest, eyes trained onto nobody but your beloved, honourable husband. You had begged Baelor not to go through with this, that it wasn't his battle to fight. But Baelor was an honourable man, a trait you had always admired about him. However, it would seem that trait would make him fight to the death for a Hedge Knight. âThe Realm needs good men, my love.â you recalled the words he spoke only a few hours prior in your joint guest chambers.Â
One of your hands rested over your growing stomach, it was as though your unborn babe could feel all the emotions running through your body, each hard kick to your stomach made you feel more nauseous than you already did. Your other hand held onto your eldest son tightly. Valarr didnât mind, the contact kept him grounded. âAll of this madness because Aerion is a cunt.â You spat.Â
âMother, look!â Valarr pointed towards the accused, Ser Dunan the Tall, who was dragging Aerion towards the centre platform. Your eyes went wide with hope as Ser Duncan began shouting at Aerion. âTELL HIM!â You leaned forward in your spot. âTELL HIM!â Ser Duncan shouted once more. Aerion spoke meekly. âI withdraw my accusation.â The horn rang out as the crowd erupted into cheers. You and Valarr jumped from your seats, pulling Valarr into a tight embrace, your eyes began to water.Â
âOh my dear boy.â You whispered as he hugged you back tightly.Â
Pulling away from your first born, your eyes scanned the muddy tourney field, which had turned into a battlefield. Scanning the men for husband, your eyes caught his mismatched eyes which you loved so much, a trait he had passed onto your son. He smiled at you as he swayed a little on his feet, exhausted from the battle no doubt. You pointed towards the wooden doors and he gave a nod. âIâll be back shortly my sweet, I'm going to meet your father.â You announced to Valarr who gave a nod, understanding his parents would want a few moments to themselves first.Â
You smiled as you pressed a kiss to Valarrâs cheek before you began to leave the stands, Lords and Ladies letting you pass with a bow of their heads. You didnât stop to acknowledge them, you couldnât. You had one mission and that was to see your husband. In your mind you thanked the Gods for saving him, for keeping him here with you. For not taking away the better part of you. Gods, all you wanted to do was wrap your arms around him and never let go.Â
You rushed towards the side stable, where you had seen Ser Duncan get taken by two other men. It didnât take a fool to notice how bad a shape the Hedge Knight was in. As you saw the entrance come into view, your unborn babe gave you a swift kick causing you to stop for a moment to catch your breath. âGods be good little one, save the kicks for your father to feel.â You breathed out as you stroked your stomach gently. You looked up and saw your husband enter the side stable in your sonâs armour, seeing Baelor brought a smile to your face, your heart felt like it was going to burst. Carrying onto the stable with more excitement in every step, you walked through the arched stone doorway and paused at the scene in front of you.Â
Ser Duncan knelt in front of your husband, pledging his allegiance with each painful breath. âI am your man.â Is all you heard as you made your way over to Baelor. âI need good men, Ser Duncan.â your husband replied as he placed a hand on the Hedge Knights shoulder. âThe Realm.â Baelor began but staggered backwards, cutting off his sentence.Â
âMy Love.â You gasped as you quickly rushed over to him to support him. Baelor looked at you, his eyes taking in each feature of your face. âMy darling wife.â Baelor spoke as he tried to lift his hand up to your cheek. âI told you the Gods would not take me today.â Baelor said, his lips turning upwards. You furrowed your eyebrows as you bit your bottom lip. You noticed how pale your husband looked, how he was struggling to stand still. You couldnât see any injuries but you knew something was amiss.Â
âLet me send for Maester Yormwell.â You turned around to leave but Baelor took your hand in his own armoured one. âHe is seeing to Maekar, we will send for him once he is done.â Baelor said softly before he placed a hand over your stomach. You held your hand over the cool metal of your sonâs borrowed armour. âSer Raymun, my helm, if you would be so kind, I would like to kiss my wife.âÂ
âAt once Your Grace.â The younger man limped over to the Crowned Prince and stood behind him to remove the helm. âVisor..Visorâs cracked.â Baelor said to Raymun and his hand fell limp from your stomach. Your eyes shot up to your husband's face, worry written all over you. âMy fingers feel..fingers feel like wood.â Baelor said, more so to himself.Â
âBaelor, You need the Maester.â You stated as you watched him carefully. Your eyes quickly shot to Ser Raymun who looked nervous. âGoodman Pate, A hand.â You moved to go behind Baelor but Baelor spoke causing you to pause in your step. âMy Heart, stay where I can see you. I donât want to lose sight of you. Not even for a minute.â Your hands rested against his shoulders gently. âIâm right here darling, Iâm not going anywhere.â You promised.Â
âThe Helm, itâs crushed down the back Your Grace. Itâs smashed into the gorget.â The Armourer informed Baelor as he began to try to remove the helm. âMy brotherâs mace most like.â Baelor turned to Raymun with a grin. âHeâs strong.â You rolled your eyes teasingly. âYou can sing Maekar praises later, letâs get you fixed up and out from our sonâs armour first.â Baelor laughed at your comment and gave a nod. âMy wife has spoken.âÂ
With that, the Armourer lifted the helm from your husband's head and Baelorâs eyes went wide. Both Raymun and Pate paled. âWhat is it?â You demanded as your heard Pate mutter âGods be good.â Baelor kept his eyes locked onto your face as he stumbled on the spot. âBaelor?â You asked, your throat felt tight. He lifted a hand to the back of his head, and when he brought the hand in front of both your faces, you noticed the amount of blood. Baelor was in shock, you could tell as he slowly turned around to face Pate and Raymun. Giving you time to take in the gaping wound on the back of his head.Â
âAegon..bring Maester Yormwell here, right now.â You commanded the younger boy at once as you walked slowly towards your husband, who turned back towards you. âDarl..â Baelor began to speak but fell backwards towards the floor. Ser Duncan fell to the floor to catch Baelor.Â
A terrifying shriek left your throat as you threw yourself to the ground, tears streaming from your eyes. You clawed your way through the dirt to get to your husband. wrapping your arms around his shoulders to pull Baelor so he was resting in your lap. His beautiful, mismatched eyes which had always been so full of love stared at you. Empty, lifeless. âNO!â You screamed once more as your fingers clutched at the armour chest plate. âBaelor, my love. Please, say something.â You begged, your throat feeling as though it would close up at any minute. âDo not leave me here like this. I cannot live without you.â You cried out as you rested your forehead against his.Â
âMy sweet, sweet husband.â You sobbed out. One of your hands stroking at his bearded cheek, whilst the other still held him close to you. Breathing wasnât coming easy to you through the tears. A scream tore through your whole body, it was the scream of a widower.
The whole of Ashford Meadow heard your cries, and with them the knowledge that Baelor âBreakspareâ Targaryen, Heir to the Iron Throne, had died.

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baby write a follow up to Right by you and my life is YOURS đđЎ
you write him so well its like you plucked maekar out of the show and dropped him into your writing
the slight tension, him trying to resist his niece but ultimately wanting her back
i need to see them going to baelor together and maekar having to tell his son he stole his bride
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Keep your eyes peeled...is all I'm saying. my lips are sealed;)
Right By You - Maekar Targaryen
Pairing : Maekar Targaryen x Targaryen!Reader
Summary : You find out you're betrothed to your cousin Aerion and you strike a deal with your uncle.
Warnings : Targcest, Uncle x Niece, arranged marriage, age gap, suicidal thoughts.
Not proof read
Author's Note : Thank you for all the love you've shown me on my Baelor one shot, felt like I had to write for Maekar as well, you know..share the love. Anyway, I hope you enjoy and my requests are open!!
It was nearing the hour of the wolf and you were restless. Sleep wasnât coming easy. The breeze drifting from the sea hit your face gently, eyes closed, basking in the night air. The smell of lavender oil drifting out onto the balcony from within the depths of your chambers. Your mind began thinking back to the meal which had taken place a few hours prior, you hadnât seen anyone since you walked out of the Great Hall without a word. You had to admit, you thought your father would have made an appearance by now, trying to make you see why marrying you to your cousin Aerion was a wise decision. But alas, he hadnât bothered to come.Â
You hated Aerion, it was as simple as that. He was mean, cruel, spoiled. The list was endless. As you ran your hand against the balcony top, curiosity got the better of you. Leaning your body over the balcony, checking how great the distance was between the ground and your floor within the Keep. You might survive if you hit the water. However, it was just your luck that you had rocks directly beneath you.
 a rough, demanding voice sounded from behind you. âWhat the fuck are you doing?â
Your soul left your body as a gasp tore its way up from lungs, hands clutching your heart. Your eyes narrowed at the sight of the man in front of you. Your Uncle Maekar. âGods be good! Do you always sneak up on people?â You spat and your eyes narrowed towards the elder man. Maekar was not your favourite person right now and one of the last people you desired to see, he was after all the father of your betrothed. It was his fault Aerion even existed.Â
âIâll ask you again. What the fuck are you doing?â The older man asked, brow arched as he studied your every move. You scoffed at the audacity, arms crossed over your chest as you arched your own brow at your uncle. âThat is none of your concern.âÂ
Maekar scoffed as he walked over to the balcony edge, leaning over himself slightly to look at the ground. âAre you planning on throwing yourself?â He asked casually, before turning his head to look back at you. The ease in which he asked had you grimace slightly. âOf course not, I thought I saw a dolphin in the water.â You lied easily with a roll of your eyes before turning and walking away from the man who was watching you, his gaze filled with something you couldnât quite place. Maekar scoffed, seeing through your lie instantly. âKilling yourself would be quite the spectacle." You ignored him as you pushed the flowing curtains to the side to walk into the comfort of your chambers. âBeing caught alone with your niece in her bedchamber is also quite the spectacle.â You huffed as you poured yourself a cup of wine, straight from vineyards in Dorne.Â
Bringing the gold cup up to your lips, you leaned against the wooden dresser, feeling the hard surface press against your lower back. Maekar walked in after you, his silver hair glowing in the moon light. A scoff escaped you as you watched your uncle help himself to a cup of wine. âI donât give a fuck about a spectacle.â He replied with a shrug, drinking the rich, red wine in 3 long gulps.Â
âClearly.â You mused, your mismatched eyes watched his every move, the roll of his shoulders as he slumped in one of the chairs resting in front of the roaring fire, the way his finger traced the rim of the empty cup within his grasp. âWhat do you want?â You ask bluntly, his presence annoying you more and more as each minute passed.Â
âCan I not come visit my favourite niece after her dramatic exit from supper?â Maekar asked with an arch of his brow, as if it was the most obvious thing in the world and you were stupid for even asking. âI wonât marry Aerion.â You stated as you brought the cup up to your lips once more. Maekar chuckled. âThis is fucking nonsense.â He replied as he brought his hand up to trace the dragon carved into the chair arm. âI would rather marry Daeron.â You said as you studied Maekarâs reaction.Â
âYou would marry Daeron? He spends more time in inns and brothels, you would never see him.â Maekar stated as a matter of fact, leaning forward in the chair. âPerfect.â You quipped as you finished the last of your wine. âIâd rather have an absent husband than one who would put me in an early grave.â Your voice stood firm as you walked over to the other chair placed in front of the one currently occupied by Maekar.Â
âFuck me.â The Targaryen Prince grunted as he placed the empty cup on the table and rested both his arms on the arm rest. âThe King wants you wed, you should have been married a long time ago but your mother and father have put it off as long as they can. Daeron is already betrothed, Aegon is too young.â Maekar mumbled as he was giving you the information, it felt as though he was back in the small council meeting he had been sat bored in earlier that morning. âThen Iâll marry someone outside of our house, a Stark maybe.â you replied with furrowed brows. âYou deserve better than to be stuck in that northern wasteland.â Maekar replied with a wave of his hand. âAnd Aerion happens to be that?â You responded with a laugh, the whole situation was absolutely ridiculous in your opinion. âAt least the Starks are known for their honour.â
âThere is no one else.â Maekar responded with a shrug. You began to play with the rings on your finger, a trait in which you had apparently inherited from your father, Baelor. You sat in silence, your mind trying to find an answer, any other option besides being wed to Aerion. You glanced up at your uncle through your lashes. Looking at him, truly looking at him, a thought came to mind. He had been a widow for a while now, he was handsome, he didnât fuck whores that you knew off.Â
âThere is one more option.â You spoke with a shrug as you stood up to refill your empty cup, filling your own and walking over to Maekar, you began pouring the ruby red liquid into his empty cup also. âEnlighten me.â Maekar arched his brow as he looked up at you.
âYou.â Maekar was speechless for a moment, which you had to admit was one of the first times. âYou donât mean that.â Maekar stated as his eyes met yours. âI am an old man, your uncle.â He felt the need to remind you of the facts. You rolled your eyes at his words. Over your dead body would you be marrying Aerion. âRhaenyra and Daemon were niece and uncle and you are not old yet.â You shrugged as you brought the Dornish red back to your lips once more, Maekarâs eyes trained on your lips.Â
âI have six children already.â Maekar reminded you, thinking that you would be deterred. Instead a laugh escaped you. âI am well aware of how many cousins you have given me.â You reminded him, you were determined. âYour father wouldnât allow it.â Maekar tried once more but you waved him off and sat on the arm of the chair the older man was currently occupying. âHe would accept it if I was the one to ask.â You replied and Maekar had to admit, you did have your father wrapped around your finger, probably due to you being his only daughter. Baelor would give you the world if you asked for it. âIf marrying you would make me happy then you know he would agree.â You carried on. Maekar sighed as he picked up the cup you had refilled. âAnd marrying me would make you happy?â He asked as if your whole suggestion was a trick. âNot marrying Aerion would make me happy and if I marry you then I cannot marry him.â Maekar pursed his lips, and shut his eyes for a moment. âI would not be a good husband.â The older man replied once more. âI donât believe that.â You argued back. âFuck me.â Maekar grumbled as he used one hand to rub his face.Â
After a moment of silence, Maekar exhaled, bringing his gaze back up to meet your face. âIs this truly what you want? To marry an old man who has his own share of wounds.â You placed your free hand against Maekarâs beared face and stroked your thumb against his cheek. âThis is what I want. Wounds heal over time.â You responded. Maekar found himself leaning slightly into your hand, it had been a while since anyone had held him like this. âI will be a good husband, I will do right by you.â He said quietly, you pulled back a little to look at him clearly. Â
âYou will do it?â You asked, your mismatched eyes wide, you didnât actually think he would agree to what you were offering you had to admit. Maekar paused for a minute before giving a nod of his head. âIf itâs what you truly want then I shall do it.â He responded. You grinned and put your cup down before you threw your arms around his neck. âThank you.â You whispered against his neck, he did after all just agree to save you from a life of misery with Aerion. You felt his arms wrap around your smaller frame.Â
After you pulled away, you leaned over to the table and picked up your cup before passing Maekarâs back to him. âA toast. To my soon to be good husband.â You said as you clinked your golden cup against Maekarâs. âFucking hell, a toast. How official of you.â He teased as he took a large gulp of the wine, you watched him for a moment, knowing youâd be safe with him, youâd be happy and if you were being honest with yourself, you could see yourself loving him.
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I Don't Want To Loose Sight Of You - Baelor Targaryen
Summary : The Gods are good, the Gods are just. Right?
Warnings : death, grief, violence, pregnancy. Aerion is warning within himself.
Not proof read.
SPOILERS FOR AKOTSK EP 5.
Author's note : This is the first thing I've written in soooo long, so please be kind and I hope you enjoy it. Requests are open! EP5 left me sobbing and I just had to do something about it.
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It felt as though the Trial of Seven had lasted a century, your heart was thumping in your chest, eyes trained onto nobody but your beloved, honourable husband. You had begged Baelor not to go through with this, that it wasn't his battle to fight. But Baelor was an honourable man, a trait you had always admired about him. However, it would seem that trait would make him fight to the death for a Hedge Knight. âThe Realm needs good men, my love.â you recalled the words he spoke only a few hours prior in your joint guest chambers.Â
One of your hands rested over your growing stomach, it was as though your unborn babe could feel all the emotions running through your body, each hard kick to your stomach made you feel more nauseous than you already did. Your other hand held onto your eldest son tightly. Valarr didnât mind, the contact kept him grounded. âAll of this madness because Aerion is a cunt.â You spat.Â
âMother, look!â Valarr pointed towards the accused, Ser Dunan the Tall, who was dragging Aerion towards the centre platform. Your eyes went wide with hope as Ser Duncan began shouting at Aerion. âTELL HIM!â You leaned forward in your spot. âTELL HIM!â Ser Duncan shouted once more. Aerion spoke meekly. âI withdraw my accusation.â The horn rang out as the crowd erupted into cheers. You and Valarr jumped from your seats, pulling Valarr into a tight embrace, your eyes began to water.Â
âOh my dear boy.â You whispered as he hugged you back tightly.Â
Pulling away from your first born, your eyes scanned the muddy tourney field, which had turned into a battlefield. Scanning the men for husband, your eyes caught his mismatched eyes which you loved so much, a trait he had passed onto your son. He smiled at you as he swayed a little on his feet, exhausted from the battle no doubt. You pointed towards the wooden doors and he gave a nod. âIâll be back shortly my sweet, I'm going to meet your father.â You announced to Valarr who gave a nod, understanding his parents would want a few moments to themselves first.Â
You smiled as you pressed a kiss to Valarrâs cheek before you began to leave the stands, Lords and Ladies letting you pass with a bow of their heads. You didnât stop to acknowledge them, you couldnât. You had one mission and that was to see your husband. In your mind you thanked the Gods for saving him, for keeping him here with you. For not taking away the better part of you. Gods, all you wanted to do was wrap your arms around him and never let go.Â
You rushed towards the side stable, where you had seen Ser Duncan get taken by two other men. It didnât take a fool to notice how bad a shape the Hedge Knight was in. As you saw the entrance come into view, your unborn babe gave you a swift kick causing you to stop for a moment to catch your breath. âGods be good little one, save the kicks for your father to feel.â You breathed out as you stroked your stomach gently. You looked up and saw your husband enter the side stable in your sonâs armour, seeing Baelor brought a smile to your face, your heart felt like it was going to burst. Carrying onto the stable with more excitement in every step, you walked through the arched stone doorway and paused at the scene in front of you.Â
Ser Duncan knelt in front of your husband, pledging his allegiance with each painful breath. âI am your man.â Is all you heard as you made your way over to Baelor. âI need good men, Ser Duncan.â your husband replied as he placed a hand on the Hedge Knights shoulder. âThe Realm.â Baelor began but staggered backwards, cutting off his sentence.Â
âMy Love.â You gasped as you quickly rushed over to him to support him. Baelor looked at you, his eyes taking in each feature of your face. âMy darling wife.â Baelor spoke as he tried to lift his hand up to your cheek. âI told you the Gods would not take me today.â Baelor said, his lips turning upwards. You furrowed your eyebrows as you bit your bottom lip. You noticed how pale your husband looked, how he was struggling to stand still. You couldnât see any injuries but you knew something was amiss.Â
âLet me send for Maester Yormwell.â You turned around to leave but Baelor took your hand in his own armoured one. âHe is seeing to Maekar, we will send for him once he is done.â Baelor said softly before he placed a hand over your stomach. You held your hand over the cool metal of your sonâs borrowed armour. âSer Raymun, my helm, if you would be so kind, I would like to kiss my wife.âÂ
âAt once Your Grace.â The younger man limped over to the Crowned Prince and stood behind him to remove the helm. âVisor..Visorâs cracked.â Baelor said to Raymun and his hand fell limp from your stomach. Your eyes shot up to your husband's face, worry written all over you. âMy fingers feel..fingers feel like wood.â Baelor said, more so to himself.Â
âBaelor, You need the Maester.â You stated as you watched him carefully. Your eyes quickly shot to Ser Raymun who looked nervous. âGoodman Pate, A hand.â You moved to go behind Baelor but Baelor spoke causing you to pause in your step. âMy Heart, stay where I can see you. I donât want to lose sight of you. Not even for a minute.â Your hands rested against his shoulders gently. âIâm right here darling, Iâm not going anywhere.â You promised.Â
âThe Helm, itâs crushed down the back Your Grace. Itâs smashed into the gorget.â The Armourer informed Baelor as he began to try to remove the helm. âMy brotherâs mace most like.â Baelor turned to Raymun with a grin. âHeâs strong.â You rolled your eyes teasingly. âYou can sing Maekar praises later, letâs get you fixed up and out from our sonâs armour first.â Baelor laughed at your comment and gave a nod. âMy wife has spoken.âÂ
With that, the Armourer lifted the helm from your husband's head and Baelorâs eyes went wide. Both Raymun and Pate paled. âWhat is it?â You demanded as your heard Pate mutter âGods be good.â Baelor kept his eyes locked onto your face as he stumbled on the spot. âBaelor?â You asked, your throat felt tight. He lifted a hand to the back of his head, and when he brought the hand in front of both your faces, you noticed the amount of blood. Baelor was in shock, you could tell as he slowly turned around to face Pate and Raymun. Giving you time to take in the gaping wound on the back of his head.Â
âAegon..bring Maester Yormwell here, right now.â You commanded the younger boy at once as you walked slowly towards your husband, who turned back towards you. âDarl..â Baelor began to speak but fell backwards towards the floor. Ser Duncan fell to the floor to catch Baelor.Â
A terrifying shriek left your throat as you threw yourself to the ground, tears streaming from your eyes. You clawed your way through the dirt to get to your husband. wrapping your arms around his shoulders to pull Baelor so he was resting in your lap. His beautiful, mismatched eyes which had always been so full of love stared at you. Empty, lifeless. âNO!â You screamed once more as your fingers clutched at the armour chest plate. âBaelor, my love. Please, say something.â You begged, your throat feeling as though it would close up at any minute. âDo not leave me here like this. I cannot live without you.â You cried out as you rested your forehead against his.Â
âMy sweet, sweet husband.â You sobbed out. One of your hands stroking at his bearded cheek, whilst the other still held him close to you. Breathing wasnât coming easy to you through the tears. A scream tore through your whole body, it was the scream of a widower.
The whole of Ashford Meadow heard your cries, and with them the knowledge that Baelor âBreakspareâ Targaryen, Heir to the Iron Throne, had died.

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