Dragon Age x Reader One Shots

Never Left ~Morrigan x Reader~

No need for sorrow

I sat down on my bed, she's gone. Just as she said she would be. But why did she have to leave? She may be pregnant with an old god baby... thing but that doesn't matter, I love her. I need her. I must have done something wrong that made her leave.... It pains me that I don't know where she is. Her name echoes in my head... Morrigan...

I'll be back tomorrow

I wipe the tears away. I should set out to find her...my heart wrenches every minute without her, though it's been months; almost a full year. I know she's still alive because she can handle herself, she's sneaky and really strong. That girl I fell in love with... she's everything I could ever want in someone. But I don't want just anyone, I want her. I want Morrigan.

I have freedom like a bird, I spread wings and flew

It's been a little over a year since I last saw her, at the battle in Denerim. I sighed and picked up a journal and began to write about her. Her black hair and golden eyes. Her bitchy attitude. All of her. I still can't believe she left...it's as if time has slowed ever since she disappeared. Morrigan could do that, be gone without a trace.

But I don't want to go anywhere new

I came back in my house with food, Fereldan has been getting better, about time too. I didn't save Thedas just for it to stay sucky. I sighed and put the food up, now if only I could make myself less sucky....heh, I think Morrigan would slap me for saying I suck... or slap Alistair.

Though I hope you know

It was late at night, the end of the year... now it's been two years since I've seen her... she's never left my head, I must say, I'm still deeply in love with her. I was writing in my journal, the shadows that were made from the candles light danced over the pages as I wrote. I wrote about Morrigan, like I have ever since the day she went away.

That I never...

I was still writing when I heard a knock on my door, but who could it possibly be at this hour? "Go away." I said sternly and loudly. The knocking didn't stop and I grunted in annoyance, I needed to focus so I could vividly remember her. I better deal with this so they'll go away. "The door is unlocked, come in." I said and heard the knob twist then the door hinges creak, signaling it had opened.

I never left you.

No one walked in so I stood and turned around. My mouth dropped open. There stood Morrigan, holding a small child that looked about two years old. She was smiling, "Hello, (Y/n)." She said and stepped in. I fell to my knees and cried, not with sadness but with happiness. We could have a family. We could be happy. We could be together.