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Maekar siente celos de ver como una doncella joven coquetea con su alfa hermano-esposo Baelor
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follow like a dog in the summer (i will go wherever you wanna) by deathspo
Fandoms: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire & Related Fandoms
03 Jul 2026
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“I broke a small tree twig after I whispered my…wish.”
“And? What did you wish?” Moving his hands to Maekar’s, softly playing with his fingers. Maekar shivered whenever his cold ring lingered.
or Maekar wished upon a broken twig and it came true.
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"Glad." Aerion turns the word over the way a man turns a coin of uncertain mint, hunting the flaw in it. He finds none, which Dunk can see plainly does not sit well with him, and settles for the sly mocking Dunk knows he turns to now when unmoored. "I have spent the better part of the day labouring on the birthing bed for your oversized spawn, in such pains as you cannot and will never be able to fathom, and all of it is that you are glad."
(Or: Aerion, Dunk, their secondborn, and the surprising capacity of family. Better read after the first part of this series.)
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- Part 2 of the emberwood chronicles
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The Bloodwood Solstice by Anonymous
Fandoms: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, A Song of Ice and Fire & Related Fandoms
01 Jul 2026
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Look at me. Smell me. Taste me. I am the one coming to put a bite in your throat.
The rules of the Solstice Run are clear: the omegas do the claiming.
Freshly presented and still burning from his first heat, seventeen-year-old Aerion sets his sights on Duncan—a twenty-six-year-old alpha facing exile by morning. -
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The first time he woke up again, not im a caravan to Lys but in the temporary quarters his family held while on their way to Ashford, Aerion had assumed that everything had been a dream. A particularly vivid one, yes. But still just a dream nonetheless. Which- well, ofcourse it was! The tourney, that puppet player whore, the hedge knight, his uncle….it seemed pathetically laughable at the time looking back. There was simply no way for a mere peasant to be besting a dragon. It was a simple impossibility, a childish jest that held no true meaning. Who cared about the phantom ache in his limbs where his injuries used to be? What did it matter that he could have sworn it was real?
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Aerion is stuck in a timeloop. Forced to relive the tourney at Ashford over and over and over again until he can finally save his uncle. As one can expect he goes a little bit insane over it.
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- Part 2 of Tales of The Seven Kingdoms