#gennefer

Oooooo Geralt and Yennefer kidnapping reader when they realize she's pregnant (by one night stand with a rando) and keeping her with them until she gives birth and giving her an option to stay with them and the baby, or return to her old life. But over the 8~ months she came to realize that she loves both of them, they both cared so well for her and the baby, and of course she can't leave her child either. So she decides to stay with them 😌

in Her Sweet Kiss, the singer uses a variety of pronouns, including the royal ‘they’, i/me, she/her, and ‘you’. he seems to be addressing someone in the song, referring to them repeatedly as ‘love’ or ‘my love’, but he also describe an alluring yet dangerous woman, whom he is in love with. on the surface, it is easy to conflate these two beings—the ‘her’ of ‘her sweet kiss’ and the singer’s ‘love’—but, in another interpretation, the differing pronouns indicate the existence of two separate people. therefore, one could assume the singer is in love with both the person he is singing to, and the person he is singing about. furthermore, it is implied the person being sung to is also in love with the woman of the song, creating a love triangle of sorts. in this essay i will—