#aegon:thread

"Just my luck, I come here for a run and end up coming across you." It wasn't that Aegon was trying to actively avoid his uncle, actually he now understood that the best approach was to just ignore the man and try to live somewhat of a normal like here. It seemed like they weren't leaving anytime soon anyways. "Adjusting well to the new reality?"

After his shift at the tavern ended, Aegon decided to head home and call it a night. Being home alone with his thoughts wasn’t exactly his favorite thing to do, but it wasn’t like he had a choice. He had already been picking up extra shifts at the tavern to keep himself distracted, but he knew he couldn’t keep doing that, or the lack of rest and sleep would drive him crazy. Aegon stopped by the grocery store to get some beer and food when he spotted a familiar face. He frowned, could it really be him? Well, he shouldn’t be surprised, the blacks were never far away from each other. “Nephew? Look at you, all grown up now.” A smirk spread across his lips. “Still looking strong though, I see.” 

“Lovely London weather, am I right?” Aegon groaned as he shook his head, already soaking wet. There was no point in running now, he was completely soaked. "They could've at least sent us to a place warm and sunny." He said, turning his head to look at the man next to him. "Sorry about dragging you out here, I didn't know it was going to be raining like this."

Aegon walked into the restaurant that he had agreed to meet up with his mom. Surely he had tried to keep his distance at first, like he had promised, but then again, he didn't really have anyone else. And family was family still. When he spotted Alicent, Aegon walked up to the table and sat down in front of the older woman. "Hello mother, I hope you're doing well?"