Aknightofthesevenkindoms Histoires

Aerion 'Brightflame' Targaryen died drinking wildfire, believing it was the only way he could become the dragon he was destined to be and finally shed the fleshy body that held his stolen divinity. Great was his shock when he opened his eyes again, his throat still burning and the sensation of fire consuming his organs, in the arms of the woman who had heard so many stories: Rhaenyra Targaryen. "My little Aerion," she had called him. And Aerion understood that this was a second chance granted by the Gods. If he eliminated the rot that had tried to seize the Throne, perhaps the dragons would be saved, and he would finally achieve the glory he so longed for. For that, he had to choose a side, a simple task for him. "I'd rather drown in the bathtub than be in the same place as that whore Hightower," he had said, disgusted and filled with raw, unadulterated hatred. Thus, Aerion 'Brightflame' Targaryen's loyalty had been decided. Aerion would swear fealty to Rhaenyra. Or rather, to Jacaerys Velaryon. But who would have thought that a mere weak Heir could have control over a monster like Aerion? HOTD x AKOTSK

Rhaena was betrothed to Aerion since she was 10. He was her older cousin who had no interest in her. She begged her parents to switch it to Aemon but with no avail she accepted her fate.

A story about a love triangle where feelings are never simple. She lost her parents at a young age, but she was never truly alone. She was raised by her uncles-her father's brothers-and it was among them that she learned how to be strong. A cold mind. Courage that borders on danger. And a will that refuses to bend. Two forces run through her veins. The blood of the dragon. And the sun of Dorne. She is both fire and light. And that is what makes her dangerous. Returning home changes everything. Two people who were once part of her life now stand beside her again-and between them, there is more than just memory. Feelings that are hard to name. A choice she does not want to make. And a path that leads to something far more complicated.