Thenightswatch Stories

Three children hidden in plain sight. A King grieving for his second Queen. A Queen weeping for a lost sister by choice. An uncle who did a terrible thing.

A fluffy 30 Day OTP Challenge for Samwell Tarly/Gilly - the cutest pairing from Game of Thrones.

Fandom writing. Short Story/Flash Fiction. In the world of "A Song of Ice and Fire" series, also known as "Game of Thrones". World by George R.R. Martin. *Book Plot Spoilers*.

The world is changing.for a millennium the world beyond the wall;a massive structure of ice, stretching from one sea to the other;has lain dormant for so long that people have began to believe that creatures like the others are nothing more than wives tales.but some men and women know better.They know that wildlings are massing for battle,so why can't dire wolves and giants exist?

What if Rhaegar had a wife long before Elia one that died soon after giving birth to their child. This is a story of a girl who was favoured by the God of death. (Timeline will be changed a little major events will still happen just not all of them)

i have the 𝔣𝔯𝔦𝔤𝔥𝔱𝔣𝔲𝔩 idea that i'll have to suffer it all 𝔞𝔤𝔞𝔦𝔫. ━━━ [REWRITE 29.12.24] JON SNOW/FEM!OC BOOK CANON | VALYRIANS 24

Acelyn was never one to sit quietly as the world crumbled. She knew better than to wait for rescue or mercy. Her world was one of shadows and whispers, where every move was a calculated risk. She played the game of thrones not for power, but for something far more dangerous-control over her own destiny. When Jon Snow's path crossed with hers, it was no accident. Their fates were tied by something neither could escape. The game of thrones was brutal, and if playing it was the price to protect him, then she would make sure the world remembered their names-whether through songs of ice and fire or whispers of betrayal. In a game where nothing was certain, Acelyn was the storm no one saw coming. And Jon Snow? He was just the beginning. (I do not own any characters or material from The Game of Thrones franchise) Do not take this story too seriously-don't read if you cannot suspend your disbelief