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"You said you wouldn't go back as long as Tybolt lived and now he's dead and you're still denying me."
"I'm not denying you!" Robin snapped. "The second I go back they will resent my acquaintance with a prince, and they will sabotage it."
"They don't have that power," he said, his pride stung at acquaintance, and let Robin's hand trace his cheek, down to his jaw.
"They do. And I will not compromise you by having you defend me," he said firmly, then smiled faintly. "I am a little like your knight, that way."
Aerion leaned down, far enough into Robin's space that the man seemed uneasy. "I will not return to Westeros without you," he said, "so eventually if you do not want to face the wrath of the royal family, you will just give me what I want."
Robin smiled faintly through the haze of their proximity. "Brat," he hummed.
Bookmarked by Sinfully_rose90
10 Sep 2026
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Snow and Rubies by moondancernation
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV)
08 Sep 2026
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Lyla Stark, known in the North as the Daughter of Winter, has always had a deep connection with the old gods. A young lady with a sharp tongue and even sharper mind, Lyla was content to stay at Winterfell for the rest of her days. That was until the letter from King's Landing had arrived. The crown, still recovering from the Blackfyre rebellion, was looking to strengthen its alliances in Westeros. It was with this purpose that Lyla was summoned south to marry Prince Daeron, son of Prince Maekar, and secure the first Stark-Targaryen marriage alliance in history. Lyla had accepted the hand fate had dealt her, but her past would not let her go so easily. Not when it drew the attention of more sinister powers, and a certain prince who thought himself a dragon.
In simpler words, Stark OC is in an arranged marriage with Daeron but falls for Aerion, and lots of sadness follows. (Not a love triangle btw)
Bookmarked by Sinfully_rose90
07 Sep 2026
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It's always one step too far by PaulaBee
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, A Song of Ice and Fire & Related Fandoms, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV)
05 Sep 2026
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In the aftermath of the Blackfyre Rebellion, House Yronwood is left clinging to what remains of its fortune. Once among the greatest powers of Dorne, they endure now through concessions, humiliations, and obedience to the Iron Throne.
The Targaryens are willing to forgive. For a price.
That price is Calla, eldest daughter and heir, stripped of the inheritance. She does not take loss gracefully. Everything she expected her life to be has been taken away.
What remains is a marriage to Prince Daeron Targaryen… a man she knows only through rumor, scandal, and disappointment. A prince better known for wine than wisdom.
The realm sees a political arrangement. Nothing about their marriage is meant to be extraordinary.
And yet, somehow, it becomes the most important thing that ever happened to either of them.
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Bookmarked by Sinfully_rose90
28 Aug 2026
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The Dragon and The Winter Rose by alexisdreg
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin
19 Aug 2026
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He was born of dragonfire. She was shaped by winter.
Prince Aerion Brightflame is led north by the promise of a winter rose, into a land of old gods, buried secrets, and cold that remembers. There he finds not only the woman at the heart of his fate, but also stirs a power far older than thrones, something the realm has forgotten, but the North never truly lost.
This is where the song begins with ice, with fire, and with the first bond that will one day echo in Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark.Bookmarked by Sinfully_rose90
27 Aug 2026
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To The Bone by oftypewritersandribbons
Fandoms: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin
10 Sep 2026
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Once, Aerion believed duty and honour were ideals to be embraced or discarded at pleasure. But after Ashford—after exile to Lys and his recall—he could no longer defy his father or his grandfather. In his absence, his future had been decided. He was to marry, and if he wished to remain in Westeros as a prince, he would honour the match made. What had his exile been, after all, if not a lesson in duty? No doubt intended by his uncle Baelor as the rehabilitation of his reputation, felt to Aerion like one last humiliation. He was not to wed an eligible cousin, but a northerner. A Manderly at that—not even a true Northman.
Jocelyn Manderly had lost her mother and three siblings within the span of two moons. Then came the news that she was to gain a husband. As though the promise of a mad Targaryen were some consolation prize her father could offer to make her grief disappear. As though gowns, jewels, and a prince could mend what death had taken.
“Truly, I am not afraid, my prince,” she repeated.
“And why is that?” he asked.
“Because I am empty. I have no spirit left within me to speak to happiness nor to comfort. You could cut me to the bone and I would feel nothing.”Bookmarked by Sinfully_rose90
21 Aug 2026
