#aemond x targaryen reader

[sachaa-ff]

Aemond x twin sister

Aemond is very possessive of his twin sister Visenya and doesn’t want her to marry a Lannister

My request are opened

Whispers of Valyria

In the shadowy halls of Dragonstone, a storm raged outside, mirroring the tumult within Aemond Targaryen. He paced the stone floor of his chamber, every step a reflection of his growing frustration. His twin sister, Vysenia, was set to marry Tyland Lannister—a union that made Aemond’s blood boil.

He could still hear the echoes of their father’s proclamation, the nobles’ cheers ringing hollow in his ears. “You’re to marry a Lannister,” he muttered bitterly to himself. The thought of her bound to another man, especially one from a family notorious for their cunning and treachery, gnawed at him like a dragon’s tooth.

Vysenia, with her long silver hair cascading down her shoulders, entered the chamber quietly. She could sense the tension in the air, and when their eyes met, an unspoken understanding passed between them. “You’re troubled,” she said softly, her voice barely above a whisper.

Aemond crossed his arms, frustration boiling over. “How can you accept this?” he snapped, his tone sharper than intended. “You’re a Targaryen. You deserve more than a Lannister’s gold. You deserve to choose your own fate!”

Vysenia’s expression hardened, a flicker of anger igniting in her eyes. “And what fate do you propose, Aemond? One dictated by your whims? You think I want this? But our family needs this alliance. The realm needs it.”

“Need?” Aemond scoffed, taking a step closer, his presence overwhelming. “What about what we need? What about us? You are my sister, my other half. I can’t just stand by while you’re handed off like a pawn!”

The air between them crackled with tension, a mixture of anger and an undercurrent of something deeper. Vysenia took a breath, her voice steadier now. “You’re being selfish. You think your feelings matter more than the future of our house?”

Aemond clenched his fists, his heart racing. “Selfish? I’m trying to protect you!” He took a step back, his tone shifting from fury to desperation. “You don’t see the danger in marrying him. The Lannisters play their games, and you’ll be just another piece on their board.”

For a moment, silence filled the room, each sibling grappling with their emotions. Then Vysenia’s resolve softened, and she stepped closer, her voice low and pleading. “What would you have me do? Run away? Abandon my duty?”

Aemond’s gaze hardened, and a new idea flickered in his mind. “No, but we can create our own fate.” He reached for her hand, intertwining their fingers as he led her to the moonlit cliffs, where the sound of crashing waves echoed their tumultuous hearts.

“Do you remember the old Valyrian tradition?” he asked, his voice hushed, almost reverent. “The bond that can be forged in secrecy, where we declare our love beyond the reach of our family’s machinations?”

Her breath caught, surprise mingling with apprehension. “Aemond, it’s dangerous. If anyone were to find out—”

“Let them find out,” he interrupted, his voice fierce. “We are Targaryens. We defy the odds. This is about us, about our choices, not about what’s expected of us. Please, Vysenia.”

The weight of his words hung in the air, and Vysenia’s heart raced. Part of her longed for the freedom he offered, the chance to escape the chains of duty. Yet another part feared the consequences. “What if this makes things worse? What if it starts a war?”

Aemond stepped closer, his breath warm against her skin. “Then let it be a war fought for something real. For us. I can’t lose you to someone like him.”

As they stood on the precipice of choice, the moon illuminated their faces, casting a silvery glow around them. Vysenia’s heart wavered. “And if we fail?” she asked, her voice barely a whisper.

“Then at least we will have tried,” Aemond replied, his gaze unwavering. “We’ll do this together. No more secrets, no more chains.”

With a deep breath, Vysenia nodded, a mixture of fear and excitement coursing through her. In that moment, they recited the ancient words of the Valyrian rite, binding their fates in the stillness of the night.

The world outside faded into darkness, leaving only the fierce light of their connection. Aemond drew her close, sealing their promise with a kiss—a defiance against their destinies and a pledge to each other that would echo through the ages.

[fallingstqrss]

arguments

summary: after king viserys' death you and aemond argue over aegon's claim to the throne.

tags: aemond x targaryen reader

warnings/context: angst, arguments.

a/n: i wrote this quickly so i might edit it in future.

it was the morning when alicent had entered the chambers you and aemond shared to inform the two of you that the king was dead. you were saddened by the news. you had cared about your grandsire, he had always been kind to you. before she left, alicent said something to you that surprised you. she said the king declared aegon his heir as his final wish. you had a hard time believing this, in the past, king viserys had done nothing but support rhaenyras claim.

you remained silent as aemond spoke with his mother. as alicent left you turned towards the front of your room, crossing your arms across your chest.

"do you really believe the king wanted aegon to be king?" you questioned your husband, who appeared to be deep in thought.

"i don't know. but if that's what mother says," he spoke, you could tell he didn't know what to believe. aemond had always been extremely loyal to his mother, and you assumed it would be no different this time.

"you have to realize how this looks." you stated, aemond turned to look at you, his expression hard. "his grace always supported rhaenyras claim, why did he change his mind on his deathbed? and in front of alicent, aegons mother of all people? why didn't he tell anyone else of his plans?" you questioned, more to yourself than to aemond. though, he answered anyway.

"what does it matter? aegon is going to be king." he stated turning to look away from you, and instead towards the view outside your window.

"everyone know what aegon enjoys doing, what he does in his free time. aegon is not fit to be king." you spoke with a sigh, aemond took steps towards you, he suddenly appeared angry.

"you do not know what you are talking about." aemond spoke through a clenched jaw, his working eye not meeting yours, instead focusing on anything but your face.

"i do know aegon!" you exclaimed. aemond finally looked at you. though, the usually comforting gaze of your husband was instead an angry glare.

"you are just blinded by the fact that you want your mother on the throne!" he yelled. you were taken aback by his tone, physically taking a step away from him. you and your husband had been in arguments before, but he had never raised his voice with you before.

"aemond-" you started, but you were cut off by aemond coming closer to you, grabbing your wrist in his hand. you winced as he took hold of your wrist, his grip painfully tight.

"you don't understand any of this, you should not speak about such things," he spoke, he didn't yell this time, but his voice was just as frightening to you. you didn't recognize the aemond in front of you, nor did you like it. you could feel your eyes beginning to well with tears, you gritted your teeth as you struggled in his grasp.

"aemond, you're hurting me!" you cried, voice shaky as you struggled against his grasp on your wrist. at your words aemond immediately dropped your wrist. you looked up to face him, his face had softened and his guilt was evident across his face. you moved quickly to exit the room, eager to be anywhere but that room. you could hear aemond from behind you.

"y/n, wait-" he spoke, but you ignored his calls, only moving quicker as you hurried down the hall and away from the room.

you had not spoken to aemond the rest of the day. it wasn't hard to ignore him, considering he was gone for the majority of the day searching for aegon. you figured you were okay to go back to your chambers after dinner, considering aemond was still not back. part of you wished he would get held up in flea bottom, searching for aegon.

when aemond did arrive home from his search, he entered your chambers to find you sitting on the bed, small sniffles could be heard coming from you. he could feel his stomach drop, his heart breaking as he listened to your crying, it hurt him more to know he was the reason you were crying. he approached you slowly, careful not to frighten you.

"my love," he spoke quietly, taking small steps towards the bed. he was unsure of what to say, he didn't know how upset you were, as he hadn't seen you all day. when you heard his voice you jumped up from the bed. "i'm sorry." he spoke, you could tell his apology was genuine. you both stood in silence for a moment, both of you were unsure of what to say. finally, you spoke.

"i know that i don't understand some things, but i am not an imbecile aemond." you spoke quietly, eyes avoiding his as you looked at the ground.

"you do not need to explain that to me, you are one of the most brilliant women that i have ever met." he spoke with a soft smile as he took steps closer to you. when he was close enough he brought a hand to cradle one of your cheeks, "i should not have said what i did. i was worried about aemond, and i took out all of my stress and worry on you. you deserve better than that."

"it's okay," you assured him, a small smile coming across your face so that you could prove you weren't lying. you brought a hand up to the hand on your face, holding his hand in your own.

"it was not okay, and i will spend the rest of our lives together trying to make up for it. i swear." he spoke quickly, you smiled at his eagerness to make things right between you as you brought your hand to his cheeks, pulling his face down to yours so that you could kiss him.

[winnysplayground]

“he’s so babygirl”

babe he just killed somebody.

[itshelia]

Taking anti-depressant pills?? Seeing a therapist??? Journaling???? No need babe, my fav writer just dropped another x reader fic.

[myladyship]

"After everything you have done. How will you sleep at night?"

"Next to my wife."

[that1nerd-20]

When a fanfic writer puts a nickname you think Is icky in their smut fic

[hauntedfictionland]

❝His dear princess❞

☾︎✰❛❀ Jacaerys Velaryon x Fem! Reader!

𝐒𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐲: Jacaerys did not want you, or the vow he was bound to for life. Yet when he makes a big mistake, and potentially loses you for good. He realises just how much you meant to him.

𝐈𝐧𝐜𝐥𝐮𝐝𝐞𝐬/𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬: Bastardphobia, mentions of death and grief, kissing, marrage of convenience and grumpy X sunshine trope, Jace is down bad, flirty!reader, guilt and anxiety and happy ending;)

🪐𝐧𝐨𝐭𝐞𝐬: This is one of my first house of the dragon fics ever, so I truly hope it's not too bad. Jacaerys is one of my favourite characters in hotd after Alicent so I really wanted to get his characteristics and behaviour right. Also, I didn't like the way they showed his grief after Luke died, as if he just moved on after two or three days. But overall, I enjoyed writing this:)

Jacaerys was infuriated with you.

You—his betrothed, acted like you owned the castle as soon as you strutted in. Speaking with no formality and a sharpness in your tongue that only infuriated him further. And especially when you did not seem to care for his heritage, who he was. The heir to the iron throne. Yet you acted as if he didn't exist to you. As if he meant nothing to you.

A marriage pact with the martells was only one of convenience. You, a princess of dorne, he, the firstborn son of queen Rhaenyra. Yet, they were stuck in dragonstone, and needed support to match the strength of the green armies. His mother needed this arrangement more than the martells did, and you made that very clear by acting carelessly and so freely, like you were in your own home. By taunting him, sitting at the great council table with your legs on them, a coin in your fingertips and a smirk in your lips. He hated it, he hated especially how good you looked.

He hated being betrothed to you already.

Rhaenyra had told him martells were rather, open and modern people. They took part in adultery even after being married, especially with the consent of their own partner. He did not know how anyone could be okay with such acts. He did not know what to expect when he met you, but it certainly wasn't how you commented on his face, calling him one of a beauty. It was inappropriate, calling a prince by such bold remarks on the first meeting, yet you did not seem to care.

But what edged him to his limit was the day you called him a bastard.

Jacaerys had been worried, he couldn't find you anywhere. Not that he cared, he was just stressed you would create another ruckus. He looked around everywhere, the garden, the great council, the dining hall, your room, even his room, but you were nowhere to be found. His chest tightened, a restlessness growing in his stomach. It seemed he always felt that way without being with you for too long. Not because he missed you—of course, but because he wanted to ensure everything was going smoothly.

He was going around circles, head spinning with a feeling that made him uncomfortable. Where were you? did you flee the castle? or were so bored of him you went to the city to a brothel in search of another man to keep you company. Anger and jealousy filled in his chest at the mere thought of that.

Jacaerys did not seem where he was going, many thoughts inside his head, before he harshly opened a door to the library. And to his surprise, there you were, a book in your hand. ‘Adventures of Aegon the conqueror’, he could read the name of the book by how you were holding it. He felt he could breathe again. By the loud sound of the door opening your head flitted towards him. Your usual smirk growing up your lips. Something that made his heart flutter in a way he didn't want it to. He clenched his jaw, holding his fists in a tight ball.

“Where have you been?” he asks, desperate tone in his voice.

“Ah, Prince Jacaerys.” you smile, closing the book and turning your attention towards him. He hated how your eye lashes fluttered, your hair falling down in just the perfect way. “I've been gaining some Targaryen knowledge, as you can see. Since we are to be married, I thought I should know my husband's family. Don't you think?”

Husband.

That word rose heat to his cheeks, quickly clearing his throat.

“I'm not your husband.” he spoke, in a tone harsher than he intended, “At least not yet anyway.”

You smile wider, making his heart race. He was always a bit stubborn, and uptight. Yet you were always so carefree and light, always so kind with his demise. He didn't know what to make of it all. A curious look grazed upon your face, eyebrows furrowing. You sat up, walking onwards another shelf of books, lips pursued. Before looking at him.

“I have always wondered, hmm,” you say, your finger coming up to your lips, “do tell me prince Jacaerys, is it true that you were born out of wedlock?”

His eyes widened, “What did you say to me?”

You either did not notice the offend and defensiveness in his tone, or simply pretend not to. Turning to look at him, “I mean, all Targaryen children have white hair. Do they not? Even if they did not, none of your formal parents have black, dark hair like yours.”

His breath hitches, all of the insecurities he had contained in a jar of fireflies fled out the second you brought out his hair. A wall rising inside him. You were acting as if you just did not ask the most dangerous question ever. As if it did not matter to you.

“How dare you insinuate such filthy claims?!” his voice rises, almost shouting. Your eyes flicker surprise for a moment, before turning back to the usual stoic look.

“Ah, you are offended.” you state, as if he shouldn't be, “I meant no harm, my prince. I have no problem with you being a bastard. In fact, it only makes you more interesting. The thing I don't like is your distaste for the truth. One should own up to who they are.”

Bastard.

You, called him a bastard. He isn't able to speak for a moment, too tongue—tied. You....think of him this way too? you? he can't hear as you speak further, a ringing in his head. It only intensifies. Only when you start talking about dorne is when he snaps back from his haze.

“And I have thousands of brothers and sisters back in dorne, no one cares ther—”

“I don't care, what you dornish do back there, but here you don't speak to me with filths of a claim.” he grits, his voice cold, “I am the queen's son. And if I hear you say one word about that again, I will see you hanged.” his words held so much malice in them, one would believe it to be true.

Of course, he could never actually do that, the blacks needed martells armies more than ever. His mother couldn't afford them raging war at her and joining the green's side. And, he could never harm you either. It was just a baseless threat, one he said out of anger and insecurity. He immediately regretted it when he saw the look on your face; hurt. But even worse, fear. Before he could even begin to take them back, it was too late. Your spot, where you stood, was already empty.

You had seen him less and less after that. Of course, you were your usual self. Taunting and teasing him, but something was off. Something distant. He hated it. He hated how much he missed it. Your remarks, your witty replies, your cockiness. He wanted it back. He wanted you back.

Next time he sees you, it's in a completely unexpected place. Dragon—pit. He was about to ride on Vermax to patrol the skies, when he stops. There you were, sat on the hard rock, legs swinging at the edge of it and his dragon's head in your hands. You..you were feeding him. “What the hell do you think you're doing?!” he shouts, eye wide.

You turn your head to him, a smirk on your lips grows. You enjoyed the fact he was on his nerves, furious.

“What does it look like? I'm feeding this cute little angel right here.” you coo, talking to his dragon in a baby voice. Vermax was known for her temper, yet with you it magically dis—appears? a little bit inside him was flustered, heart beating faster than ever that you and his dragon, a very important part of his life, bonded flawlessly. But he shrugs it off, he has to. Flushing over you isn't his duty.

Protecting you is.

As much as he would like to deny it, you're his now. Lawfully so. And he wouldn't let anything happen to you. Especially Vermax. He wouldn't know how to live with himself if his own dragon were to be the cause of, of.. your demise. His throat burns, even the mere thought of harm coming to you feels as if he's being drowned to death. After Luke, he cannot lose anyone. Jacaerys cannot lose you. Even if that was the first thing he tried to do after meeting you. You were the most part of his frustrations yet the only thought when he's in his bed at night.

“Have you lost your mind?” he asks, his voice harsh, as if you were his child and he was scolding you for doing something childish.

“Have you had no fear? you could have died what were you even thinking?!” you falter for a moment, upon seeing the trembling of his hands and the tightness in his voice.

“Jacaerys—”

“No!” he interrupts you, “You, you could have been...do you even realise..”

Your eyes widened as he struggled to even breath, huffing for air anxiously. You quickly get up, walking towards him. He's so much inside his head that he doesn't notice your hands coming up his face, slinging through his dark curly hair. An act that slowed and claimed his beating heart down. Your soft palms make contact with both his cheeks, a peaceful shush in your voice and he finally breathes. Properly. He sighed, eyes closing as his hands came up to hold yours.

This, you, him? this felt oddly peaceful. This felt like home. Vermax watches the whole interaction with a quiet huff, turning away back to the pits. You nudge closer towards him, resting your forehead against his. Love. This felt like love. “Promise me” he starts out, his voice low and timid, “promise you will never do that again.” Instead of putting on a fight like you usually do, you nod, gently caressing his cheek. His head leaned further into your touch, putty in your hands.

“I promise.”

That, gives him great relief. “Good.”

Time seems to slow down, Jacaerys could count every freckle on your nose to cheeks, every small cut in between your knuckles or lips, every curve of smile you put on. And all the scents coming from your body that drove him crazy. You notice his lips still trembling, and above your judgement, you decide to kiss it better. He inhales a sharp breath as your lips touch his, but makes no movement to push you away. It's gentle, barely brushing against his. Jacaerys realised how they fit perfectly amidst his, and how much he was craving it all these months until he finally tasted them.

You slowly pull away, hesitantly. His eyes are still closed. Hands crawling up your waist. He speaks again, a whisper almost.

“I'm sorry. I never meant to hurt you.”

He's talking about the library, and you smiled softly, shaking your head.

“It's okay. You can't get rid of me that easily, Jace. Should have known that when you got betrothed to a dornish princess.”

You had already forgiven him. But he didn't want you to. He didn't want to be at your mercy this easily, not when he wasn't able to forgive himself. You, you had crept your way into his heart when he didn't want you to, and now he never wanted to let you go. It was all your fault.

“No I...” he shakes his head, “I never should have said that. Not only because it was so wrong but also because it was completely untrue.” Jacaerys swallows his breath, every bit of him wanted to turn away and never look back, but he couldn't do that. “I have been called names, about my heritage. Ever since I was a child. About my parenting and what not. And it's very...when anyone talks about it, it's like a bandage ripping off a new and fresh wound. No matter how many years pass by, it's still like that for me.”

You nod your head slowly, in understanding. This was raw. He had finally told you one of his darkest parts, his worst fears, and you hadn't run away.

“I understand. I should have never said that. I did not know it was like this for you.” He feels relief in your words.

But there was still something he needed to let out.

“But I...” he didn't know how hard this was for him until he started to actually say it, “I really could never mean it. What I said. Even if you have committed the worst treason or crime, even if you had taken my heart and carved it out, I still wouldn't be able to do one thing that might be even close to harming you. Believe me I have tried. And I have failed.”

He looks away from you, cheeks closing red. Jacaerys had just poured his heart out and gave it to you. But the chances of you, and feeling the same? were very dim. He sees stars when he sees you, what do you see? just him? or even worse? a filth in the name of a true born prince. A gasp leaves his lips as your fingers trace the outlines of his jaw, trailing down to his neck to his chest. You stopped at the red and black three dragons symbol made on the polish cloth he wore.

“Why do you think I agreed to this marriage? not because of this.” you point to the very symbol engraved on his chest, of the house targaryen, “If it was just for this, I certainly would have never.”

He turns his head back to you, confusion in his face. He also feels a bit of guilt in him. At first, he only agreed to this pact because his mother had no choice. Because of your house. Nothing else. And you're saying that his house didn't even matter to you when you agreed to this betrothal? then why? you did not even know what he looked like, and you simply agreed?

“Why then?”

That's the question that's now left in him. Why, if his house and title didn't matter?

“Well,” your lips curl up, a glint in your eyes, as a blush arose your cheeks, “From years I had heard stories of Targaryen princes. How arrogant and unkind they were, your cousins, Aegon and Aemond, well I certainly didn't hear anything good about them. And then you came. The velaryon prince, the son of the realm's delight, born with a kind heart and a fierceness to protect. I knew I had to marry someday, but I only agreed to marry you because I knew—you wouldn't mistreat me. Because I fell in love with the stories of the dark haired prince who had the most beautiful brown eyes ever, who protected his brother when he was a child himself, who stole my heart before he even claimed it.”

Jacaerys doesn't know what to say, his throat falls dry. It doesn't feel real, when he's wanted something so dearly and someone just gives it to him freely; it does not feel real. You do not feel real. But you are. He knows you are when your hands tug at his collar, his face close to you as you pull him towards you and your breath fanning on his cheeks. He knows this is real, and it's better than any dream he's ever had.

“I do not want our marriage to be an unhappy one.”

You say, a plea in your voice.

He smiles, wide. And he doesn't even have to make an effort this time, “For me, the words unhappy and you? well they don't go in the same sentence.”

That seals it for you, he can see that. As you kiss his words, an unspoken understanding and passion in it. Jacaerys realises he could get used to this. Kisses, hugs, reading each other books, waking by the warmth of your body besides his; in fact, there's no one else he'd rather do it by. And nothing he would want more.

𝐸𝑣𝑒𝑟𝑦𝑜𝑛𝑒 𝑤ℎ𝑜 𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑑 𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑠 𝑎𝑛𝑑 ℎ𝑜𝑝𝑒𝑓𝑢𝑙𝑙𝑦 𝑙𝑖𝑘𝑒𝑑 ��𝑡, 𝑡ℎ𝑎𝑛𝑘 𝑦𝑜𝑢 𝑠𝑚:) 𝐼 𝑤𝑜𝑢𝑙𝑑 𝑎𝑙𝑠𝑜 𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑙𝑙𝑦 𝑎𝑝𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑐𝑖𝑎𝑡𝑒 𝑖𝑓 𝑦𝑜𝑢 𝑟𝑒𝑏𝑙𝑜𝑔𝑔𝑒𝑑 𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑠 𝑝𝑜𝑠𝑡 𝑎𝑠 𝑖𝑡 𝑤𝑜𝑢𝑙𝑑 𝑔𝑖𝑣𝑒 𝑤𝑟𝑖𝑡𝑒𝑟𝑠 𝑙𝑖𝑘𝑒 𝑚𝑒 𝑞𝑢𝑖𝑡𝑒 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑚𝑜𝑡𝑖𝑣𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛! 𝐴𝑛𝑑 𝐼 𝑙𝑜𝑣𝑒 𝑡𝑎𝑘𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑟𝑒𝑞𝑢𝑒𝑠𝑡𝑠 𝑠𝑜 𝑑𝑜 𝑓𝑒𝑒𝑙 𝑓𝑟𝑒𝑒 𝑡𝑜 𝑠𝑒𝑛𝑡 𝑚𝑒 𝑖𝑓 𝑦𝑜𝑢 ℎ𝑎𝑣𝑒 𝑜𝑛𝑒.

[realangelahernandez]

I’m so sad… time for an x reader fan fiction

[crownofdecitreadingrespectfully]

Why do writers apologize for long fics? why aRE YOU SORRY FOR FEEDING US POOR, SORRY SOULS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ARTWORK WE COULD EVER DREAM OF READING?? DO MICHELIN STAR CHEFS APOLOGIZE FOR COOKING THE MOST DIVINE FOOD EVER MADE??? DO THEY APOLOGIZE FOR NOURISHING OUR BODY AND SOULS????

[sachaa-ff]

Aemond Targaryen x Lyra Velaryon (niece)

Aemond saw for the first time since Luc death, his niece the princess Lyra Velaryon on the battle of rook rest.

What if there might be another ending for the Targaryen?

My request are open.. I need ideas pls🫶🏼

“A Love Amidst the Flames”

The skies above Rook’s Rest were heavy with the scent of smoke and the promise of impending battle. Aemond Targaryen, perched atop Vhagar, scanned the horizon, his heart racing with a mix of anticipation and dread. His thoughts, however, were not on the strategy or the clash of armies. Instead, they were drawn to a figure soaring through the clouds on Silverwing, Jace twin sister the fierce and determined Lyra Velaryon.

As she approached, her long curly hair with a mix of white and black streamed behind her like a banner of defiance, her armor gleaming under the sun. Aemond felt a familiar ache in his chest. He had fought hard to bury his feelings for her, but the sight of her, clad in battle-ready gear, reignited a fire within him. She was a warrior, brave and resolute, unlike anyone else he had ever known.

Lyra had always understood him in ways that others did not. Their encounters in the shadows of the Keep had been filled with whispered dreams and shared laughter—a fleeting taste of a connection he had long desired. She had pushed him to embrace the strength of his lineage rather than hide from it, igniting a passion in him that he couldn’t ignore.

As she drew closer, Aemond’s resolve wavered. He had come to Rook’s Rest with the intent to defeat Rhaenyra’s forces, to reclaim his family’s honor, but seeing Lyra atop Silver Wing made his heart race for a different reason. The conflict within him grew—he had sworn to uphold his family’s name, yet the bond he felt with her made him hesitate.

“Stay back!” Lyra called out, her voice strong and unwavering. “This is my fight!”

Aemond tightened his grip on Vhagar’s reins, his heart torn. “You shouldn’t be here, Lyra!” he shouted, the words spilling from his lips before he could stop them. “You’re putting yourself in danger!”

Her fierce gaze met his, filled with determination and defiance. “And you think I would stand aside while my family fights? I will not be a pawn in this game any longer.”

Vhagar growled lowly, sensing Aemond’s turmoil, yet he could not bring himself to give the command to attack. The dragon’s instincts told him to defend his rider, but the sight of Lyra fueled a different instinct entirely—one of love and longing. Aemond knew that any attack would mean hurting her, or worst, and that was something he could never do.

As their dragons hovered in the air, the battle below raged on. Aemond could see his allies readying themselves for a confrontation, and the weight of duty pressed heavily on his shoulders. “This isn’t just about us,” he said, desperation creeping into his voice. “It’s about our families, our kingdoms.”

Lyra’s expression softened, her resolve faltering for just a moment. “I know what’s at stake, Aemond. But I won’t back down. I can’t. Not when everything is on the line.”

For a heartbeat, the world around them faded—the sounds of battle, the cries of warriors, the clash of steel—all became distant echoes as they locked eyes. In that moment, Aemond saw not just his opponent, but the girl he had fallen for, the fierce spirit that captivated him from the start.

“You’re too important to me,” he admitted, his voice barely above a whisper. “I can’t let you get hurt.”

“I can take care of myself,” she replied, but there was a flicker of understanding in her gaze. “Just as you can. We can face this together, Aemond.”

With the weight of their destinies hanging in the balance, Aemond felt the decision settle within him. He would not betray her; he could not let their families’ feud dictate the course of their hearts. “Then let’s find a way to end this without further bloodshed,” he suggested, his voice steadier now.

Lyra nodded, a spark of hope igniting in her eyes. “Together, we can convince them to listen. There has to be another way.”

As they turned their dragons away from the battlefield, Aemond felt a rush of exhilaration mixed with fear. They soared high above the chaos, gliding through the skies that had once seemed so foreboding. The winds whipped around them, but in that moment, Aemond felt free, their shared resolve propelling them forward.

“Where do we go?” Lyra asked, her brow furrowed in thought.

“Let’s find a place to land where we can speak without the prying eyes of the court,” Aemond suggested, recalling a secluded glen not far from the battlefield. It was a place he and Lyra had once played as children, a sanctuary far removed from the politics of the court.

They landed in the clearing, dismounting as their dragons settled nearby. The sound of battle was muted here, replaced by the rustling of leaves and the chirping of distant birds. Aemond turned to Lyra, his heart pounding. “We can’t let them destroy each other,” he began, urgency in his voice. “Our families are caught in a cycle of hatred, and we’re the only ones who can break it.”

Lyra’s expression was fierce. “But how? They see us as enemies. We need to show them that unity is stronger than division.”

Aemond stepped closer, the space between them charged with tension. “What if we propose a truce? A meeting where both sides can discuss their grievances without swords drawn?”

“Do you really think they’ll listen?” she asked, doubt creeping into her voice.

“If we stand together, they will have no choice but to pay attention,” he replied, his voice steady. “You and I have always been stronger together. We can be the bridge they need.”

Lyra studied him for a moment, the weight of their families’ legacies hanging between them. “It’s a risk. But if we don’t try, we’ll lose everything. Not just our families, but ourselves.”

Aemond reached for her hand, intertwining their fingers. “Then let’s do this together. For us, for our families, for a future where we’re not defined by bloodshed.”

She squeezed his hand, her gaze steady. “Together.”

As they crafted their plan, Aemond felt a sense of purpose solidifying within him. They shared stories of their childhood, recalling moments of laughter that felt like lifetimes ago. The more they spoke, the more the tension between them shifted into something deeper—a bond forged not just by duty, but by shared dreams and desires.

But their moment of peace was short-lived. The sounds of battle began to intensify again, echoing in the distance. Aemond and Lyra exchanged worried glances. They needed to act quickly.

“We must return,” Aemond urged, his heart racing. “We need to gather support for our proposal.”

They mounted their dragons once more, the urgency of their mission fueling their flight. As they soared back toward the battlefield, Aemond’s mind raced with thoughts of how to present their plan. Would their families be willing to listen? Would the hatred that had festered for so long be able to be quelled by the simple words of two determined hearts?

As they descended, they spotted the assembled forces—both Rhaenyra’s and Aemond’s—poised for conflict. The tension was palpable, swords drawn and dragons roaring in the sky above.

Aemond took a deep breath, the weight of the moment settling on his shoulders. “We’ll announce our intentions together,” he said, his heart pounding. “If they see us united, they may reconsider.”

Lyra nodded, her expression fierce. “For all the families we love, we have to try.”

They landed amidst their respective armies, the eyes of warriors upon them. Aemond stepped forward, Lyra at his side, and raised his voice above the clamor. “Brothers and sisters of House Targaryen, we come not as enemies, but as advocates for peace.”

The crowd fell silent, confusion rippling through the ranks. Aemond’s heart raced as he continued, “Our families are locked in a cycle of violence that threatens to consume us all. We propose a truce—a chance to lay down our swords and listen to one another.”

Gasps erupted from the soldiers, and whispers spread like wildfire. Lyra stepped forward, her voice ringing clear. “We cannot let our legacy be defined by bloodshed and hatred. We have the power to change our fate. Together, we can build a future where love and unity prevail.”

Aemond watched as the soldiers shifted, uncertainty painted on their faces. But then, a voice rose from the crowd—one of Rhaenyra’s loyalists. “You expect us to believe that you two can end this war? You’re merely children playing at peace!”

The words struck like a dagger, and Aemond felt a surge of fear. “We may be young, but we understand the cost of this war better than anyone. We’ve lost too much already—family, friends, hope.”

Another voice chimed in, this time from Aemond’s side. “What do you suggest instead? Another battle? More bloodshed?”

Aemond seized the moment, stepping further into the crowd. “We must choose to unite rather than divide. We owe it to our ancestors, to the legacy of House Targaryen. Let us sit down, listen to one another, and forge a new path.”

Lyra stood beside him, radiating strength. “This is our chance to redefine what it means to be Targaryens. To show that we can be united in purpose, even if our paths have diverged.”

The murmurs intensified, and Aemond could feel the weight of their words settling in the hearts of those around them. Slowly, he saw heads nodding, expressions shifting from hostility to contemplation.

But as hope flickered, Aemond’s heart sank when he spotted a familiar figure in the crowd—an ally turned foe, ready to disrupt their fragile peace. He stepped forward, his face twisted in disdain. “You dare suggest peace after all this? You are traitors!”

Aemond felt Lyra’s hand tighten around his. “We’re not traitors; we’re dreamers seeking a better future. This war will only lead to more suffering!”

The figure laughed, a cruel sound that echoed through the air. “You think you can change centuries of bloodshed with pretty words? You’re fools!”

Aemond felt the anger surge within him, but he forced himself to remain calm. “Perhaps we are fools. But we are fools willing to try.”

The air crackled with tension, and just as it seemed the moment might shatter, a voice broke through the din. It was one of Rhaenyra’s most trusted advisors. “What if we hear them out? What do we have to lose by listening?”

A shift occurred, and the crowd began to murmur. Aemond’s heart raced as he exchanged a glance with Lyra. Could it be that their message was taking root?

“Let us have a council,” the advisor continued. “A meeting to discuss terms, grievances, and hopes for our families. We owe it to ourselves to explore this possibility.”

Aemond felt the tide of sentiment shifting, hope blooming like a flower in the harshest of winters. As the murmurs of agreement spread, he turned to Lyra, their eyes locking in shared determination.

With the warriors now engaged in a dialogue rather than drawing swords, Aemond stepped closer to her. “We did it,” he said, breathless. “We opened a door.”

Lyra smiled, a mixture of relief and exhilaration washing over her. “This is just the beginning, Aemond. We must keep fighting for peace, together.”

As the council was convened, Aemond and Lyra stood side by side, united in purpose. They listened intently to the discussions, advocating for their vision of a united Targaryen legacy. With each word spoken, they felt the walls of animosity beginning to crumble, brick by brick.

Time passed slowly in the clearing, the sun dipping low in the sky. Aemond felt a weight lift as the Targaryens began to voice their hopes rather than their grievances. Ideas flowed—suggestions for alliances, reparations, and new terms for a lasting peace. Lyra spoke passionately, her voice cutting through the tension, her conviction palpable.

But as the discussions progressed, Aemond could sense that some were still hesitant. Old grudges and bitter feelings lingered like shadows, ready to pounce. He knew that one wrong word could send everything spiraling back into chaos.

Aemond leaned closer to Lyra, their shoulders brushing together. “We need a decisive moment,” he whispered. “Something to rally everyone behind our cause.”

Lyra nodded thoughtfully, her brow furrowed in concentration. “What if we proposed a joint celebration? A feast to mark this truce and symbolize our unity? It would show that we can come together, despite our differences.”

Aemond’s eyes lit up. “That’s brilliant! A festival of sorts, where we can celebrate our shared heritage and remind everyone of our bonds.”

As they discussed the details, Aemond felt a surge of hope. He had always admired Lyra’s intelligence and spirit, but now, as they brainstormed together, he saw how deeply their connection had grown. This was more than just a shared mission; it was a partnership forged in the fires of conflict and tempered by a shared vision for a brighter future.

Hours passed, and finally, the council reached a consensus. Aemond and Lyra stood before the gathered Targaryens, their hearts racing. “We propose a feast at Dragonstone,” Aemond declared, his voice echoing through the clearing. “A celebration of our unity, where we will honor our ancestors and the bond that ties us as Targaryens.”

The response was immediate—cheers erupted from the crowd, voices lifting in agreement. The momentum had shifted, and Aemond felt the weight of their collective hope.

Lyra stepped forward, her voice strong. “This feast will be our declaration of peace. It is a chance to heal old wounds and build new alliances.”

As the council wrapped up, Aemond felt a sense of relief wash over him. They had done it—they had sparked a glimmer of hope in a time of darkness. But as they walked away from the clearing, hand in hand, Aemond could not shake the feeling that their journey was far from over.

Days passed in a blur of preparation for the feast. As Dragonstone transformed into a vibrant setting filled with laughter, music, and food, Aemond found himself consumed by the weight of expectation. This was their moment, but the stakes were high.

Lyra was a whirlwind of energy, rallying support and encouraging those who still harbored doubts. Aemond admired her tenacity, watching her as she moved through the crowd, her presence magnetic. It reminded him of their childhood—how she had always been a beacon of light, guiding him through his darkest moments.

On the night of the feast, the grand hall of Dragonstone was adorned with banners and flowers, the air thick with anticipation. Aemond stood at the head of the table, looking out at the faces of his family and their allies. He felt a mix of pride and anxiety.

Lyra took her place beside him, her presence calming. “We can do this,” she whispered, squeezing his hand reassuringly.

As the feast began, laughter and music filled the air. Aemond watched as old rivals shared drinks, and the atmosphere shifted from one of tension to camaraderie. It was a sight he had never thought possible. He felt a swell of hope—a tangible promise of change.

When the time came for speeches, Aemond stood, his heart pounding in his chest. “Tonight, we gather not as enemies, but as kin. We are Targaryens, bound by blood and destiny. Let us honor our ancestors and forge a new path together.” His voice rang out with conviction.

The applause that followed was thunderous, echoing off the stone walls. Aemond felt a rush of warmth and relief. But as he glanced at Lyra, he saw a shadow of concern in her eyes.

“What is it?” he asked quietly, stepping closer.

“It’s just… some are still uncertain. They’re waiting for a sign,” she replied, her voice low.

Aemond furrowed his brow, his mind racing. “We need to give them that sign. Something powerful.”

As the night wore on, Aemond and Lyra shared knowing glances, the unspoken bond between them strengthening with each passing moment. They moved through the crowd, laughing and engaging with their guests, but the pressure to prove their commitment to peace hung over them like a storm cloud.

Finally, as the stars began to twinkle overhead, Aemond felt a sudden surge of inspiration. “Let’s have a toast,” he announced, raising his goblet high. “To our families, to our past, and to a future filled with hope and unity.”

Lyra joined him, her eyes sparkling. “And to the bonds we share, stronger than any feud.”

As they raised their goblets, the hall fell silent. Aemond felt the weight of the moment settle upon him. “May we be guided by love, not hatred, and may this night mark the beginning of a new era for House Targaryen.”

As they drank, the tension in the room began to dissolve, replaced by an air of camaraderie. The guests began to join in, raising their own goblets in agreement. Aemond caught sight of the hesitant faces softening, the shadows of doubt lifting.

Suddenly, the doors of the hall burst open, and a figure strode in—a familiar warrior, one of Rhaenyra’s most loyal knights. Aemond’s heart raced as he recognized him, unsure of what to expect.

“Forgive my interruption,” the knight announced, his voice loud enough to be heard over the music. “But I have come to express my support for the truce.”

Aemond’s breath caught in his throat. “You… you wish to support our cause?”

The knight nodded, his expression resolute. “I have fought for Rhaenyra for years, but I see the truth now. The cycle of bloodshed must end. If you are willing to unite, so am I.”

The hall erupted into cheers, the atmosphere electric with renewed hope. Aemond turned to Lyra, a smile breaking across his face. This was the sign they had been waiting for.

As the celebration continued, the atmosphere shifted, and old grudges began to fade away, replaced by shared laughter and stories of the past. Aemond and Lyra moved through the crowd, soaking in the warmth of their families coming together. With every clink of goblets, every shared laugh, they felt their bond solidifying.

But just as the night seemed to reach its peak, a familiar voice cut through the revelry—a voice filled with anger and disdain. It was one of Aemond’s former allies, a bitter rival who had long resisted any notion of peace.

“This is madness!” he shouted, glaring at Aemond and Lyra. “You think this will last? We are Targaryens! We were born to rule, not to cower before our enemies!”

Aemond felt a surge of anger rising within him, but Lyra stepped forward, her presence commanding attention. “We are not cowering; we are choosing a different path. A path that values unity over division. You can choose to join us, or continue down a road that leads to destruction.”

The hall fell silent, all eyes on the rival. Aemond’s heart raced, the tension palpable. Would he dismiss their plea for peace?

Slowly, the rival’s expression shifted, uncertainty flickering in his eyes. “And what if you fail? What if you’re betrayed?”

Lyra met his gaze, her voice unwavering. “We will face those challenges together. We are stronger united, and we will not give up.”

Aemond stepped forward, his voice steady. “This is our chance to prove that Targaryens can be more than warriors—we can be builders of a new legacy. Will you stand with us?”

The rival hesitated, glancing around at the faces of their kin, many of whom wore expressions of hope. Finally, he nodded, albeit reluctantly. “Very well. I will give this truce a chance.”

The hall erupted into cheers again, the spirit of unity filling the air. Aemond looked at Lyra, their hearts racing in sync. They had forged a path toward peace, but they knew that their journey was only beginning.

As the night wore on, they danced together under the stars, their laughter blending with the music, a reflection of the bond they had forged. Aemond held her close, feeling the warmth of her body against his. “No matter what challenges we face, we’ll face them together,” he promised.

Lyra smiled, her eyes bright with determination. “Always.”

As the festivities continued, Aemond felt a profound sense of purpose. He had once been caught in the shadows of his family’s legacy, but now, standing beside Lyra, he felt empowered to carve out a new destiny—one built on love, hope, and the promise of a brighter future.

In that moment, Aemond knew that together, they would rise above the flames of conflict and pave the way for a new era—one where their love could flourish amidst the ashes of war.

[youraverageaemondsimp]

Lust for love. // Aemond Targaryen x Wife!Reader.

Summary: Aemond's life has always been a bitter and sour one, the only sweet thing in his life was you, his wife, perhaps too sweet for his liking, yet he neglected you in the past but a series of events lead you both together into love.

WARNINGS: mdni, smut, unprotected p in v, cunnilingus, interrupted orgasm, horny aemond, martial duties, clit stimulation, tiddy succin, body worship(?), gentle and kind aemond but he gets rough during sex, + not proofread, lmk if I missed any!

WC: 2.9k

A/N: divider credits @cafekitsune

The cold breeze brushed against Aemond's face as he walked hastily towards your chamber, his boots clacking against the stone floor heavily while his heart banged in his ribcage.

He was feeling light headed, unable to form any thoughts and only the words of the maester rang inside his skull from earlier. ‘Your lady wife seems to be sick’ he had informed him and those mere words were enough to make Aemond spurt up from his chair in the meeting room and immediately rush towards you.

Aemond, frankly, did not know why he was feeling anxious at the information that you were sick, he did not even like you much and only merely married you for the connections and benefits your family provided.

You were just a mere duty to him, so when did he start caring about you?

He stood in front of your chamber door waiting anxiously as the guard gave him a bow before he opened the door, the mental hinges creaking as it slowly moved. He steps inside hurriedly and immediately lets out a sigh of relief when he sees you sitting up. You just stare at him confused.

“Husband? What are you doing here?” The tone of your voice indicated surprise, because Aemond had never visited your chambers even once since the beginning of your marriage and only called you to his chamber when he wanted to consummate.

“I had been informed by the maester that you were sick.” He replies nonchalantly, tone betraying the true feelings that were whirling on the inside. He wanted to get close to you, embrace you.

“I'm not with child.” You reluctantly tell him while looking down, suddenly feeling as though you are a disappointment. It felt humiliating to tell him that, especially when he came all the way to your chambers, he probably expected that you would be with a child.

Except that was not the case.

Aemond was confused on why you were bringing up that topic now, but then it clicked in his head and he cleared his throat, grabbing your attention before shaking his head, “Oh no, wife, I wasn't here because of that.. I was worried.” He admits and your eyes widen in shock.

Worried for you?

For as long as you can remember Aemond never seemed the type to show affection or concern for anyone, perhaps it was due to his past grievances, you had only heard about his eye through rumours, he never opened up to you about anything. You were a duty for him, someone he needs a legitimate heir from; because it is not as though he doesn’t have whores to seek pleasure from so what is the use of you? ; or at least that is what you had assumed and questioned.

But to Aemond, you were his sweet gentle wife, he was afraid of hurting you, in his vision, you were like a white swan, pure, elegant and graceful, he did not want to scare you lest you fly away from him. He did not know when he started perceiving you in this way, but as time went on, he had developed quite a soft spot for you.

“My apologies, Lord husband, I did not intend to worry you.” You apologised, he shook his head gently. “No need to apologise, how are you feeling now?” He questions and you simply blink at him, “I'm well, better than before.” You reply with a soft smile. Aemond's lip curved upwards slightly as he nodded, “Very well.” He says in a dismissive tone.

Awkward silence falls between you both as you look down, he clears his throat before speaking, “If you'll pardon me- I have to—”

“Would you like to take a walk with me?” The question leaves your mouth in a hurry before you could stop it, a desperate attempt at clinging onto this fleeting moment of affection. He seems slightly taken aback but he nods his head, “I'd love to.” He replies and you nod, stepping in his direction and standing next to him. “Shall we go?” You inquire, “Yes, wife.” He answers and you wait for him to take the first step, which he does; and soon you follow him out of the room.

You both stroll down the garden, admiring the scenery, the breeze was gentle today, and the weather seemed perfect, Aemond linked your arm in his, holding you close to him.

Your skin was soft to the touch and it drove him insane, he couldn't help but stare at the way your breasts pushed up against the material of your dress, he never really properly fucked you like you deserve.

Yet now, he just wants nothing to do but push you against the castle wall and fuck you relentlessly in the garden. Aemond realised that he never heard you moan, or show any type of reaction when he consummated with you.

He wondered how your soft voice would shriek in pleasure, calling out his name in pleasure, how you'd cling so tightly to him, he wished he could witness such a sight. He wished he hadn't gone to whores to receive pleasure while he left his wife dry. He missed out on a lot of things due to his decisions.

He mentally made a note to stop visiting brothels as it would taint your honour, he could simply seek the same pleasure from you. He became more bothered as his imagination went wild.

“... husband…? husband…!” He snaps out of his imagination, looking at your confused expression, “Y-Yes? Please excuse me, I was lost in thought.” He apologises and you give him a soft smile, “You were saying something?” He asks and you nod, “I was thinking about; well; if you excuse my rudeness, I realised we don't know much about each other.” You truthfully tell him.

Aemond furrows his brows in question, “What do you mean by that wife?”

“I want to get to know you, husband.” You stare at him in the eye and his eye widens slightly, and just then he recalls the memory of Aegon's words.

“That woman in the brothel knows more about you than your own wife, don't you find it amusing?” He was taunting Aemond, and at that time Aemond ignored those words, but now that you've openly admitted that you don't know him much made his heart shatter.

“Of course wife, what do you wanna know?” He decides to let his guard down, ready to tell you whatever you ask for. “Everything.” You reply, biting your lip anxiously, your hand travels up to his face, caressing his cheek before you trail your thumb down his scar. He knew what that implication meant and he smiles at you in a gentle manner, his own hand coming up to grab your wrist.

“Of course.”

Days pass by just like that, your marriage with Aemond had improved tremendously after your little effort to get to know him better, you felt bad for him when he began to reveal such vulnerable things, yet you never judged him.

He had shown you all of his vulnerability so openly, from the matter of his eye to everything else. You listened in silence, and he appreciated that.

As Aemond grew more comfortable, he began to show his emotional side, which included both his vulnerability and anger. He would utter treasonous things about his own brother.

This night was one of those cold nights, the cold breeze flew into the martial chambers you were waiting in, the maids prepared you for the consummation as they do, you and Aemond consummate according to your moon cycle since your only duty is to provide him with a heir.

And besides, he probably did not want to lay with you in an intimate manner, or for pleasure. You felt insecure because of that.

You were scared that after all this progress, everything would return to the same way it was before because of this night, you doubted that it would happen but your thoughts plagued you.

You winced when you felt the maid tug at a hair strand accidentally, “Sorry my lady.” She apologises to you, “It is alright.” You respond softly, you stare at your own reflection in the mirror, eyes trailing down your features.

The door to the chamber opens, and Aemond strides in hurriedly, the maids quickly finish fixing you up and leave the room immediately, you get up from your seat and turn around to see Aemond undoing his clothes.

“Let me help you.” You offered, usually he would decline and continue to undress himself, and you expected that again, but his actions shocked you.

He immediately dropped his hands to the side and turned to look at you, waiting for you to walk over to him and help him. You blinked rapidly before rushing over to where he stood before you stood in front of him.

Your hands immediately began to work on removing his vest, your fingers delicately undid the loops, you were too focused on the job that you failed to notice Aemond's piercing gaze. He watched with intent as you worked on removing his clothes, his eye taking in your form. His breeches felt tight.

You pushed his coat off his shoulders and peeled away the vest, revealing his tunic beneath the layers, his garments fell to the ground with a shuffle, you stepped back, leaving him in his undergarments.

He grabbed the hem of his tunic before he pulled it off and then began to undo his breeches, untying the strings. You took that as a gesture to lay down on the bed, facing up.

This is what you did when you both consummated before, you would lay down, he would spread your legs, insert himself, finish and leave.

You expected that to be the case, but you were surprised when climbed on top of you, his face right in front of yours, platinum locks curtaining around you. He stared at your lips for a moment before he leaned in, capturing your lips with his.

You were surprised, and didn't know what to do, so you stayed still, but he bit your lip, indicating his disappointment at your freezing up, and so you immediately tried to mimic his movements.

Your lips danced against his, yet it couldn't match the fervent passion he moved with, it was desperate, intimate and most importantly, filled with love and lust.

All your prior insecurities melted away under his warm lips which were filled with desire and want, he wanted you, he seeked you out.

You both pulled away to catch your breaths, his lips were glossy from your saliva and slightly swollen. Your heart was pounding loudly in your chest.

Aemond moved your night off your shoulder before ripping it apart, revealing your breasts which you immediately covered out of instinct. But he gently grabbed your wrists and pinned your hands to the side of your head.

He leaned down, tracing kissing down your jawline, to your neck and to the soft flesh of your chest. His hot breath against your bud made you shiver in delight.

He hooked his tongue on your hardened nipple before engulfing it with his mouth, you let out a squeal of surprise at his actions but you didn't stop him.

He suckled on it gently, using his teeth to trap the bud in between before licking it with his tongue, he grunted in delight, his grip loosening one of your hands, freeing it from his hold.

He grabbed your unoccupied breast with his now free hand, giving it soft squeezes and playing with the bud, rolling and pinching it. You were new to this, not having any understanding of what was happening, after all, you've only read about it, never experienced such intimate acts yourself.

You rubbed your thighs together, trying to ease the ache that was forming in between them, you realised how sticky the area felt, and how it made it difficult for the friction of rubbing to work.

He notices this, lets go of your breast with a pop, he smirks before he rises off from you and settles in between your legs, this was the position you were more used to.

He spreads your legs wide apart, pulling up your nightgown, revealing all of you. He pressed his thumb against your clit which made your breath, you stared at him confused until you felt him rub small circles upon it.

Your body felt pangs of delightful stimulation, you couldn't help but enjoy the feeling, all of this was foreign to you. Aemond takes a deep breath before he closes in on your cunt, before licking a stripe upwards to your clit. You jolt from the sudden pleasure.

Aemond wrapped his lips around it, sucking on the bud slowly, you whined, grabbing his head for support as his mouth worked wonders down there. You tasted absolutely divine to Aemond, your essence trailing down his cheek as your body produced so much of it. You whimpered, thrashing around lightly as his warm tongue flickered with your bud.

Aemond's tongue swirled around your clit before he captured it with his mouth once again; “Oh! Yes!” You moaned, throwing your head back in pleasure when you felt him nibble on your bud. An unfamiliar feeling of warmth rose in your lower abdomen, you felt as if there was a fire inside you, waiting to combust any moment.

Just when you feet the flames beginning to erupt, Aemond stops his manoeuvres, putting out the fire, you furrowed your brows in confusion, wondering why he stopped.

But when you looked at Aemond, he seemed like an entirely different being at that moment, he had risen up back to his haunches again taking deep breaths almost as if he was trying to contain himself.

He was.

He had never felt such an overwhelming of desire in his body, every time he touched you; his mind scrambled into pieces, he wanted to fuck you so badly.

“Aemond?” You call out softly, confused, wondering if he was disappointed by your behaviour but it seems to snap him out of his daze and he stares at you. “I apologise; I'm finding it hard to control myself.” He admits his thoughts.

“Then don't.”

Aemond swore he heard you wrong.

“What?” He questions you.

“Don't try to Aemond, Don't hold yourself back, I want this, I want you.” You admit shyly.

The atmosphere fell silent for a second and you could feel the awkwardness from your own words beginning to sink in, that was until Aemond moved suddenly.

You shrieked as he pulled your hips onto his lap, wasting no time in inserting himself, you gasped at the sudden stretch, feeling yourself become full of him. You grabbed onto his shoulders for support.

He held your waist tightly, grabbing onto your hips for leverage as he began to move, thrusting himself in and out.

This was a movement you were familiar with, yet somehow it still feels new because of the strange sensation, it felt more intimate and passionate, his thrusts held meaning and it was as if every time he pushed inside you; he was reaffirming his love and desire for you.

He pushed you into the mattress, grabbing your legs and shoving them to your chest as he thrusted hard, his skin slapped against yours loudly, the room echoing the noises.

You threw your head back at the sensation, and you felt the fire in your stomach rekindle and you couldn't help but desperately chase it. “Ah, right there.” You moaned, feeling him hit a sweet spot inside you that fueled the fire in you, you gasped for air as every thrust of his knocked it out of your lungs. “You feel so good, you're driving me insane, wife.” Aemond grunts, his thrusts never once faltering.

Everything about this night together was very different from the previous ones, Aemond had never felt this good and neither have you, he regrets not trying to get to know you earlier. He felt like he was in heaven with the way you clenched around him.

He felt his high approaching, and he desperately ran after it thrusting deeper inside as he groaned and moaned.

Your body jolted up and down the bed and you felt the fire beginning to spread out slowly, you closed your eyes, when you felt the fire suddenly go out, you were confused but as Aemond thrusted one more time it erupted in your body like volcano, coursing through your veins and to your mind.

You moaned loudly, grabbing the sheets and arching your back as your eyes rolled to the back of your head at the intensity, you have never felt this way before.

Your vision went completely white before you could see once again, you felt Aemond finish inside you, his cocking twitching as he spurted his seed deep inside you.

“Seven hells.” He groans, riding his orgasm off, you watch as he clenches his eye shut taking deep breaths.

He looked so ethereal.

He immediately falls down next to you, catching his breath, he pulls you close and kisses you on the forehead, “You did so well for me.” He praises you, and you blush shyly.

Neither of you moved from the bed, having no intention to.

Typically Aemond would leave the room right after.

Yet he didn't.

He was stroking your shoulder gently as you dozed off, head resting on his shoulder.

He looks at your closed eyelids and thinks you're asleep.

“I love you.” He confesses, realising his true feelings.

Your lips quirk up into a smile before you open your eyes slightly.

“I love you too.”

You then doze off into slumber immediately, Aemond's heart picks up its pace, embarrassed and shy that you had heard him, but your response made him smile.

[winnysplayground]

“i can fix her, i can fix him, i can fix them”

i think we need to work on you first.

[itshelia]

My mom to her friends, my aunts, and literally everyone she knows: Yeah, my kid is so smart. She is on her phone a lot of the time, but it's not like you guys think, She is not like how kids nowadays are, She reads a lot of books on her phone!!

Me, a fanfic reader who can survive off nothing but just words and day dreams herself to sleep:

[princessbellecerise]

Unlikely Places

Summary ✩ The unusual place your hotd lover likes to fuck you

Warnings ✩ Smut, straight up blasphemy (Aegon), semi-public sex

Jacaerys Velaryon

As the King, it’s not exactly wrong for the two of you to do it, but it does feel taboo every time you ride him on the Iron Throne

Every time you climbed on his lap, mindful of all the sharp points and swords, you couldn’t help but think that you’re breaking some kind of rule that doesn’t exist. After all, Jacaerys is the King and technically it is his seat. As the most powerful man in the realm, there’s no one for you to answer to after doing such an act but it certainly feels like you should

The first time that he asked you to do it, you thought that he was crazy. It was so unlike Jacaerys to do something so…risky, that you genuinely thought it was a prank at first

Only when realized you that your husband was completely serious did you really start to consider it

And you had to admit, the rush of power that you got as you bounced on your husband’s cock, riding the most powerful man in the most powerful seat in the realm was nothing like you’d ever experienced before

It quickly became your guilty pleasure to do so, never minding when Jacaerys summoned you to the throne room at such late hours

For you knew what awaited you when you climbed those steps, and each time you were filled with delicious anticipation to do it all over again

Aemond Targaryen

Ever since he was a child, Aemond had been absolutely fascinated by dragons

His obsession with those beasts was almost unnatural as his mother used to say, and you were quite inclined to agree as one day, Aemond tried to convince you to let him fuck you on top of Vhagar

Of course, the request had been so ridiculous that you genuinely thought your husband to be ill at first, maybe having contracted some disease during his many travels

Only when you saw Aemond’s confident smirk did you realize that it was indeed not a jest, and your husband really did want you to ride him on top of a fucking dragon

So there you were, thousands of feet in the air and praying that you didn’t fall as you straddled Aemond’s lap

You held onto him tight as your cunt sank down, your hips moving with his in the large saddle

Every kiss, every touch was concealed within the clouds, Vhagar flying steady while you rode your husband. The sound of her wings masked the pathetic way you cried for Aemond, filthy praises and words of encouragement being whispered in your ears as you soared across the skies

Aegon Targaryen

Aegon figures that if he’s going to hell anyways, he may as well have a little fun in his mortal life

What’s life without a little risk anyways, he figures. This is why he has no problem fucking you in the Sept of Seven, having you on your knees, naked in front of the statue of the Mother

Instead of praying to her though, you worship him. You praise his cock and the way it makes you feel so good—better than praying, really

The absolute trill of someone coming in and getting caught is like no other. Sometimes, Aegon even hopes that you’ll be discovered—preferably by his mother or that cunt of Septa that’s always preaching about sin and virtue

He imagines their faces as he fucks you from behind, taunting you and making you look directly at the statue when you cum around him

Aegon’s never really believed in the Gods much, but the way your cunt feels wrapped around him is heavenly

And to him, there’s truly no greater tasting sin

Daemon Targaryen

Otto Hightower had once called Daemon brazen, irresponsible, violent, arrogant, reckless and a second Maegor

He supposed that it was true, but still, Otto Hightower was a cunt in Daemon’s mind, and the Prince would do anything to get back at him

…Including fucking in his bed

In Daemon’s very weak defense, he hasn’t meant to, really

When he pulled you in a for a kiss, intending to take you quickly before he had to attend a meeting later in the day, he hadn’t been paying attention to where he pulled you

He just wanted to feel you, to touch you before he had to leave for the day

And what do you know—the place that he ends up brining you to fufill your hurried tryst was the fucking Tower of the Hand

Neither of you realize it at first, too caught up in each other to notice the amount of green, grey and white around you

It isn’t until you stumble onto the actual bed, Daemon fumbling to get your clothing off do you finally look up and you’re greeted by a portrait of Otto fucking Hightower on the walls

Alarmed, you immediately tell Daemon and it takes only a second to realize where you’ve accidentally stumbled

Of course, Daemon thinks it’s hilarious and even if you want to leave, a little creeped out at the thought of being fucked on the same sheets the Hand of the King sleeps on, Daemon is entirely too thrilled to leave

Once the idea is in his brain, it won’t be going any time soon

A mischievous grin grows on your lover’s face, and somehow, Dameon convinces you to let him take on Otto’s clean, perfectly folded sheets, loving the way you mess them up with your messy fucking

Of course, he’ll just blame the servants for all the mess, but now every time he faces Otto there’s always a knowing smirk on Daemon’s face, smug that the Hand will never know the dirty things said and done on the very mattress he sleeps on

Cregan Stark

Cregan was the Lord of Winterfell, and because of that he was allowed to eat where he pleased, train where he pleased…and fuck where he pleased

It was this that he reminded you of as he took you in one of the hot springs the castle had to offer, water splashing as your husband’s hips thrust into yours

He had you on his lap, your tits pressed against his warm wet chest as you bounced on his cock

The both of you were well aware that this was a public place and that anyone could stumble upon you, but that only spurred you on more

Honestly, seeing your honorable and kind husband act so reckless was a turn on in itself, loving the way Cregan grunted and didn’t care who heard him

He was lost in the feel of your cunt and the warm water which only added to the sensations

Add that to the trill of getting caught, and neither of you really lasted long when you fucked in the springs

Still panting and filled with your husband’s seed, you grinned as you ran a hand through his tangled hair

“Another day without being caught,” You said, slightly disappointed

Cregan shrugged. “Well, maybe we’ll succeed next time.”

Benjicot Blackwood

“Ben, not here! Someone could see us!”

“Then let them see. Let those Bracken cunts see how a real man pleases his Lady wife,” Benji whispered, and you couldn’t even deny that fucking right on the Blackwood-Bracken boundary line didn’t bring a kind of fire to your veins that you craved

Your lover had always been more shy and sweet than anything else, but you knew just how deep his hatred for the Brackens ran when he threw all of that away and fucked you so close to their territory

Deep, satisfactory moans left his lips as he rutted into you, the thrill of getting caught edging you both on like no other

You pressed against Benji, panting as his cock drove in out of you and hit your sweet spots over and over

All you could think about, all you craved was cumming around your husband’s cock while his enemies watched; and you did

Benji was beyond proud of himself as you moaned and let the entirety of House Bracken know what was happening. Let them know how good he was making you feel

He felt bad for the wives of those smug cunts as surely they’d never know such pleasure, but at least Benji knew that you couldn’t relate

The Brackens could say whatever they wanted about his family, but at least the Blackwoods knew how to fuck

And who knows, if they were watching, then maybe they’d even learn a thing or two from Benji

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@alyssa-dayne

[swetearss]

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