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Obsessive!Aemond who won’t stop until he gets you, even when he’s ill.
“The tea, Your Grace.” Your voice came out quieter than intended as you carefully lowered the silver tray onto the carved table beside his bed. The porcelain cup rattled softly against its saucer. You felt it before you dared acknowledge it.
His gaze.
It clung to every movement you made, following the brush of your fingers as you straightened the tray, the rise and fall of your breathing, the nervous way you smoothed your skirts. Even bedridden with fever, Prince Aemond watched you like a starving creature denied its meal.
"Stay." The single word rooted you to the spot. "I'd like to see you beneath the candlelight."
Heat bloomed across your face. "Forgive me, Your Grace," you answered, forcing your voice to remain steady. "I must retrieve the rest of your medicine before you retire." You turned before your resolve could fail.
Two steps. Three. Then came the rustle of heavy blankets. Footsteps. Despite the fever that had confined him to bed for two days, they were predatory. The hairs along your neck rose. You barely had time to turn before he was upon you.
A chair scraped violently across the stone floor, sent skidding aside beneath the force of his foot. You startled with a sharp breath as his hand caught your wrist, guiding, then pinning you against the cold wall of his chambers. The candle above you flickered. A single bead of molten wax slid down its side. It landed against the bare skin near your collarbone and you hissed.
His visible eye darkened. Slowly, almost absentmindedly, his gaze followed the tiny droplet cooling against your skin, as though nothing else in the room existed. "Poor thing," he murmured.
His thumb tilted your chin upward, you had no choice but to meet his eye. Even sick, he was beautiful. Even sick, he was terrifying. His forehead glistened faintly with fever, loose strands of silver hair clinging to damp skin, yet none of it softened him. If anything, the illness only sharpened the hunger behind his gaze. It made him seem less like a prince and more like a dragon denied flight.
He stepped closer. Close enough that the warmth pouring from him swallowed the chill of the stone at your back. His breath ghosted against your ear, hot from fever. "You flee," he whispered, his voice rough and low. "Every day you flee."
His fingers loosened around your wrist only to brush lightly over the pulse there, where your heartbeat betrayed you. "And yet," his lips curved into the faintest smile, "you always come back."
His thumb traced beneath your jaw with unbearable slowness before he leaned closer still, until there was scarcely enough space to breathe between you. "Do you have any idea," he murmured, his voice dropping to little more than a rumble, "what you do to me, ñuha genesītos?"
ñuha genesītos - my little mouse
What a marriage
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•Warnings: manipulation, violence, kissing, fingering.•
Modern!Husband!Aemond x Wife!Reader
She stumbled back as Aemond took a step towards her.
“What th-” She stuttered, confused. “Why are you here?” She hissed.
“You love to forget that you’re my wife, uh?” Aemond asked, taking another step forward, grabbing two glasses of wine from the table, giving her one. “Let’s toast to our sweet reunion.” Aemond said, his voice sounded teasing but his expression was cold. “And to my dear friend James, who made it happen.”
What a marriage
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•Warnings: fake marriage, arranged marriage, smut, piv, kissing, cheating, degradation.•
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{Request: Can I request a one shot older aemond and younger reader where reader father forces her to marry him and she didn't liked it a bit so she always tries to make him mad by pissing him off or by making him jealous Aemond tried to control his anger but He couldn't after he Caught her kissing a guy Then he punished her}
She never wanted this marriage. It wasn’t like she had a choice. Her father saw it as some grand opportunity, a way to bind their house to the Targaryens, like that would magically fix everything. As if marrying her off to Aemond, Aemond Targaryen, no less, was supposed to make her grateful.
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In celebration of HOTD S3 finally airing, here's a piece I've been cooking up for a couple of weeks. Yes this episode pissed me off, but yes I will be watching next week. Please leave a like/comment/reblog if you enjoy! <3
CW- 18+, non-con/dub-con, arranged marriage, toxic relationship, loss of virginity, fingering, PIV, rough sex, High Valyrian translator used, blood, references to death/murder
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It was the hour of the owl when you heard Vhagar’s roar. You recognized the vocalization of the dragon, so unlike that of Sunfyre or Dreamfyre’s. Aemond had been gone for a fortnight now, and the thought of his return made your stomach drop. But the deep grumble of the formidable beast flying past the Keep was a welcome warning, giving you time to prepare yourself for what was to come.
You rose from the bed quickly, pacing about the room and searching for a garment to cover yourself. You did not wish to face your husband in only a thin nightgown, yet nothing in your wardrobe would allow for you to dress without the help of a maid. Sheets of rain smacked against your window as lightning danced in the sky, a wicked storm that chilled your bones.
EWAN MITCHELL As AEMOND TARGARYEN | House of the Dragon 3x01 | Salt And Sea, Fire And Blood.
Ewan Mitchell as Aemond Targaryen HOUSE OF THE DRAGON — 3.01 "Salt and Sea, Fire and Blood"
𝕾𝖖𝖚𝖊𝖊𝖟𝖊 𝖀𝖓𝖙𝖎𝖑 𝕴𝖙 𝕾𝖈𝖗𝖊𝖆𝖒𝖘
(Aemond Targaryen x fem!Reader)
The obsession I have with HOTD is unreal....The first ep of season 3 left me crying,devastated, shocked - 3in1 atp. Sooo to feed my delusional ass, decided to write a mini ff of our evil guy Aemond >"< Reader is from House Blackwood of Raventree Hall !
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TW: slow burn; enemies to lovers; explicit detailed smut; dom!Aemond; primal play; marking/biting/choking; overstimulation; praise; hair pulling; angst; typical Aemond (?); Aemond being a total control freak; nicknames (little bird, wicked girl etc.); reader is just as unhinged as he is.
"You have no room for light, love is lost on you"
The Great Hall of the Red Keep was always suffocating, but tonight the air felt particularly thick with malice. The scent of roasted boar, spilled spiced ale, and melting tallow wax hung heavy in the high stone rafters, doing little to mask the underlying stench of political rot that characterized the capital. Above, the tattered, crimson-and-gold banners of the Targaryen dynasty draped like heavy, golden-threaded shrouds from the blackened beams. Below, the court of King’s Landing laughed, drank, and plotted behind jeweled chalices and painted smiles, oblivious to the precarious thinness of the ice they all walked upon.
You sat across the long, polished oak trestle table, your fingers curled tightly around the stem of your silver chalice. You weren’t listening to the bard strumming a melancholic, high-born tune near the massive hearth, nor were you paying an ounce of attention to the sycophantic lords currently whispering sweet poisons into your father's ear. Your eyes, hyper-focused and unblinking, were fixed entirely on the deliberate, rhythmic tapping of leather-clad fingers against a silver goblet directly across the expanse of the room.
Aemond Targaryen.
He didn't look at you. He didn't need to. His eye was fixed on his older brother, Aegon, who was currently slurring some drunken, base insult into the ample bosom of a serving girl. Aemond’s posture was rigid, a stark, striking contrast to the slovenly, soft royals around him. He sat like a Valyrian steel blade embedded deep in stone—unyielding, sharp, and deadly. Yet, despite his feigned indifference to his immediate surroundings, you knew with absolute certainty that his entire, hyper-vigilant frequency was tuned directly to you. He was aware of every breath you took, every time you shifted in your seat, every time your gaze lingered a second too long on his scarred face.
You were political hostages to each other's families—two houses bound by a fragile truce that felt more like a slow-burning fuse than a genuine peace treaty. Your family’s strategic allegiance was crucial to the crown, and the King had demanded your presence at court to ensure your house's loyalty. Aemond, by extension of his terrifying reputation, was your designated keeper. He was the shadow meant to remind you of the devastating fire that awaited your lands and people should you step out of line.
You loathed him with a passion that frequently frightened you. You hated the arrogant, aristocratic tilt of his sharp chin, the silver-gold hair that cascaded perfectly over his broad, leather-clad shoulders, and the way he looked down his nose at the rest of the world as if they were nothing but ants waiting to be crushed under the heel of his riding boots. But most of all, you hated that he was the only person in this wretched, superficial castle who truly saw you. He didn't see a polite, malleable lady to be bartered off for alliances; he saw a wolf in silk clothing. He saw a threat. And God help you, you saw the exact same thing in him—an untamed beast wearing a crown.
When the feast finally dissolved into a blur of drunken laughter, clashing cups, and retreating bodies, you seized the opportunity to slip away unnoticed. The stifling noise of the hall faded into a dull echo as you navigated the damp, labyrinthine corridors of Maegor’s Holdfast. The air grew cooler here, kissed by the salt breeze of the Blackwater rushing through the high, narrow arrow slits in the stone walls.
A heavy, deliberate boot click-clacked against the stone floor behind you.
You didn't speed up. To accelerate your pace would be to acknowledge fear, to admit that he had power over you, and you would sooner throw yourself from the highest battlements into the sea than give him the satisfaction of knowing he rattled your composure.
"Walking alone in the dark, Lady?" Aemond’s voice purred from the shadows behind you. It was smooth, deep, and laced with an underlying current of danger—like silk being dragged slowly over the edge of a freshly sharpened blade. "A dangerous habit in a house full of dragons. One might think you're actively looking for trouble. Or perhaps, looking for me."
You stopped dead in your tracks, turning slowly on your heel to face him. He stepped out from the deep darkness of an arched alcove and into the pale, ethereal pool of moonlight spilling from a high window. His leather brigandine gleamed, the dark material hugging the broad, muscular lines of his chest.
"The only dangerous thing in this castle, Prince Aemond, is the company I am currently keeping" you spat, tilting your chin up to meet his singular glare with equal ferocity. "Go back to your histories. Or your monstrous dragon. Whichever is less exhausting to endure."
He stepped closer, invading your personal space with an ease that made your breath catch. He didn't stop until he was towering completely over you, his massive frame blocking out the corridor behind him. You were trapped between the cold stone wall and the suffocating heat radiating from his body. You could smell him now—the intoxicating scent of rich leather, ozone from the high clouds he rode through, and old parchment. His gaze dropped to your lips for a fraction of a second, a predatory calculation, before locking back onto your eyes.
"You bite" he murmured, a faint, cruel smirk tugging at the corner of his mouth. It wasn't an expression of amusement; it was the look of a predator fascinated by a creature that still had the spirit to struggle. "I wonder how loud you'd scream if someone actually squeezed that pretty throat of yours."
"Try it" you dared him, your heart hammering violently against your ribs. It wasn't fear that made your blood boil; it was a sudden, intoxicating rush of adrenaline. You leaned in, bringing your face inches from his, defying the sheer gravity of his presence. "Try it and see if you manage to keep your good eye."
Aemond’s smirk vanished instantly, replaced by an intense, dark focus that made the air between you feel entirely flammable. He didn't move a muscle, but you could feel the sudden, dangerous shift in his demeanor. The game had officially begun, and neither of you had any intention of playing nice.
The rivalry between you was not merely spoken in dark corridors; it was a carefully choreographed dance of mutual psychological warfare practiced in the blinding light of day. Over the following weeks, the tension between you escalated from sharp, whispered barbs in the Red Keep's private gardens to deliberate, public provocations designed to test who would break first under the weight of the pressure.
Aemond was a master of subtle, agonizing torment. During small council meetings where your presence was required alongside your father, he would invariably take the heavy oak chair directly next to yours. He would sit back, sprawling his long legs with a casual arrogance, deliberately pressing his leather-clad thigh heavily against yours through the silk and velvet layers of your heavy skirts. It was a silent, suffocating assertion of dominance. He wouldn't look at you while he did it; he would pretend to listen to the master of coin speak, his face a perfect mask of royal indifference, all while his heavy leg pinned you in place, demanding your submission without a single spoken word.
You were not a victim to be cowed by his size or status. You responded in kind, matching his unspoken cruelty with your own. You would drive the sharp heel of your shoe directly into the top of his leather boot, pressing down with all your weight until you felt the sturdy leather give way, watching for the subtle, satisfying twitch of his jaw as he absorbed the pain without flinching. You would lean past him to hand a scroll to the Hand of the King, letting your scented hair brush his cheek, whispering secrets to his political rivals right in front of his face, watching his sapphire eye darken with a murderous fury he was forced to suppress for the sake of decorum.
It reached its absolute boiling point during a stifling, breathless afternoon in the outer training yard.
The sun was brutal, baking the red dust of the yard into a choking haze that hung low in the air. Most of the court had long since retreated to the shade of the silken pavilions, sipping iced wine and fanning themselves, but you had taken up a heavy weirwood bow at the archery butts, needing to channel the restless, violent energy that had been plaguing your sleep for days. You pulled back the heavy bowstring, your fingers strained against the tension, aiming at the distant straw target.
Suddenly, the world narrowed to a sharp point. A cold, leather-gloved hand wrapped firmly around your own, his fingers ruthlessly adjusting your grip on the bow's riser. Another hand came up to steady your trembling elbow, and before you could even think to recoil, Aemond’s broad chest pressed flush against your back. He was entirely unbothered by the heat, smelling of sweat, steel, and that ever-present, terrifying scent of ancient dragon scales.
"Your posture is terrible, little bird" Aemond whispered directly against your ear. His breath was hot, sending an unwanted, agonizing shiver down the entire length of your spine. "You’re too tense in the shoulders. You’re fighting the bow instead of commanding it. You must master the weapon, not let it master you. Let me."
"Get off me, Aemond" you hissed, attempting to pull away, but his grip was unyielding iron. He didn't budge a single inch. He was asserting his dominance in full view of anyone who cared to look, yet doing it under the guise of an innocent, courtly instruction. He wanted you to know that he could touch you whenever he pleased, that he owned the very air you breathed, and that you were powerless to stop him without causing a scene.
"Quiet" he commanded softly, his voice dropping into a register so low it felt like it vibrated through your very bones. His chest expanded against your shoulder blades as he drew a slow, deliberate breath. "Align your sight. Stop thinking about how much you want to kill me, and focus entirely on the target. Release."
Your fingers slipped from the string. The arrow hissed through the air, tearing through the heat before thudding dead-center into the bullseye with a satisfying crack.
Before you could celebrate, or even draw a breath of relief, Aemond leaned in even closer, his chest crushing your back. His lips brushed the soft shell of your ear, his voice a low, terrifying growl that made your blood run hot. "You see? You do exactly as I say, and you get exactly what you want."
You twisted violently out of his grip, dropping the bow into the dirt, turning to face him with your chest heaving rapidly. Your blood was roaring in your ears like a wild river. You didn't just want to kill him in that moment; you wanted to tear him apart, to rip that smug, arrogant smirk off his handsome face with your bare hands. But as you stared into his singular, unblinking eye, you saw something reflected in the blue depths that made your stomach drop with a terrifying realization.
There was a ravenous, chaotic hunger in his gaze. He didn't want a meek, docile lady to submit to him out of fear. He didn't want a broken doll to play with. He wanted a monster that could match his own dark, twisted freakishness. He wanted a war of equals. And looking at him, you realized the most terrifying truth of all: you wanted it just as badly as he did.
The final, inevitable confrontation did not happen in the bright light of the training yard, nor in the crowded, gossiping halls of the court. It happened in the deep, suffocating quiet of the Grand Library, hours after the moon had reached its zenith and the rest of the castle had succumbed to the heavy sleep of the unjust.
You had been completely unable to rest, your mind a chaotic storm of frustration, anger, and a strange, aching emptiness that you refused to name or acknowledge. Seeking any form of distraction, you had slipped into the library, navigating the towering shelves of ancient, dusty texts with only a single, flickering candle to light your path. The shadows stretched long and distorted against the stone walls, mimicking the monsters that lived in your thoughts. You were searching for a specific, translated text on Valyrian history—anything to keep your mind away from the one-eyed prince who haunted your waking hours.
You reached up for a heavy leather-bound tome on a shelf just above your head, your fingers brushing the cracked spine.
Slam.
A heavy, pale hand slammed against the dark wood of the bookshelf right next to your temple, the sheer force of the impact vibrating through the wood and causing your candle to flicker wildly, nearly plunging you into total darkness. The sudden, violent movement sent a massive shockwave through your nervous system, but you refused to give him the satisfaction of a gasp. You slowly lowered your arm, turning your head to look up into the shadowed, sharp face of Aemond Targaryen.
He had followed you. The heavy oak doors of the library were closed behind him, likely bolted from the inside. The castle around you was dead silent, cut off from this sanctuary of paper and dust. There were no courts to appease here, no fathers to watch over your virtue, no political games left to hide behind. It was just the two of you, stripped of your courtly armor, standing in the dark.
"You've been pushing, little bird" Aemond growled, his voice dropping an octave, losing all of its courtly polish and refinement. It was replaced by a thick, simmering possessiveness that made the small hairs on your arms stand up in a mix of terror and anticipation. He stepped closer, his towering frame casting a massive, predatory shadow over you in the dim candlelight. "You mock me in the halls. You defy my commands. You think because you have a sharp tongue and a noble name, I won't clip your wings and cage you like the animal you are?"
"I'd like to see you try" you challenged, your breath hitching in your throat as he stepped even closer, pinning you entirely against the hard wood of the shelf. The heat radiating off his body was intoxicating, melting away the chill of the room and replacing it with a heavy, electric tension. "You think you're a god because you ride Vhagar, Aemond? You think because people cower from your eye, you can command me? You're nothing but a broken boy playing with fire, desperate to prove he's a man to a family that barely tolerates him."
His eye flared with an ancient, predatory rage at the insult. The strike hit home, but instead of drawing his sword to cut you down, his expression shifted into something far more dangerous, far more feral.
"Careful" he warned, his voice a dangerous, gravelly whisper as his hand flew up with lightning speed. His long, calloused fingers gripped your jaw with terrifying strength, his thumb pressing hard against your chin, tilting your face upward, forcing you to look directly into the storm of his wrath. "I am a dragon. Fire and blood run through my veins, and I do not tolerate insolence from a captive. It’s time you learned exactly how it feels to burn."
You didn't pull away from his harsh touch. You didn't cry out for help. Instead, a dark, wicked thrill shot through your veins, answering the call of his violence. You leaned directly into the tight grip of his hand, your own hand flying up to bunch the rich, dark fabric of his doublet, pulling him down toward you until your lips were almost touching, sharing the same ragged breath.
"Then burn me"you whispered, your voice a ragged, desperate dare. "Show me your fire, or get out of my way and admit you're a coward."
The collision of your lips was not a kiss, it was a violent, catastrophic wrecking of two starved souls who had spent months denying the rot inside them. It was a brutal battle for dominance from the very first second our lips met.
Aemond groaned deeply into your mouth, his lips crushing yours with a bruising, desperate force that would have terrified any normal woman, but you met him strike for strike, matching his aggression with a feral hunger of your own.
You parted your lips willingly, letting him invade your mouth with a wild, ravenous tongue that tasted of sour wine, iron, and old secrets. You bit down on his lower lip, hard enough to feel the skin give way, hard enough to taste the faint, metallic tang of his blood, and a low, guttural growl tore from deep within his chest, vibrating against your own ribs.
The taste of his own blood seemed to snap whatever lingering restraint Aemond had left. He grabbed your waist with both hands, lifting you slightly off your feet, and spun you around in a single, fluid, and violent motion, slamming your front violently against the bookshelf. The ancient wood groaned under the sudden impact, several old scrolls rattling on their shelves. Before you could even gasp for air, he pinned both of your wrists together above your head with a single, iron-clad hand, securing you effortlessly against the wood.
"Look at me" he commanded, his voice raw, ragged, and completely stripped of his usual royal decorum.
You turned your head to the side, your breath coming in short, desperate gasps, your eyes finding his in the dark, reflective surface of the large glass window opposite the bookshelf. The candlelight caught his face—he looked demonic, his silver hair a wild halo in the dark, his eye burning with an intensity that made you tremble from head to toe.
"You think you can match me?" he whispered against your bare neck, his free hand moving to the back of your gown. With a violent, deliberate tug, he tore at the intricate silk laces, the expensive fabric giving way with a sharp, echoing rip that filled the quiet library. He exposed the bare, sensitive skin of your back to the cool night air, making you shiver against him. "You are mine. You have always been mine, from the moment you first looked at me with those hateful, beautiful eyes. Every act of defiance, every insult you spat at me in public... it was just you begging for this. Begging for me to take you and ruin you."
"S-shut up" you choked out, your body betraying your words as a hot, agonizing rush of desire pooled heavily between your thighs.
He didn't reply with words. Instead, his teeth sank viciously into the soft junction where your neck met your shoulder. He bit down hard, marking you, claiming you with a primal intensity that made a sharp, high cry of pain slip from your lips. But the pain was immediately chased by a suffocating, intoxicating wave of pure, unadulterated pleasure. You arched your back into his chest, your thighs rubbing together in desperate, agonizing need.
He released your wrists, but before you could even think to move, his hand slid down your side, his long fingers gripping your hip with enough force to guarantee deep bruises by morning. He lifted your leg, hooking your knee securely over his hip, exposing you completely to his gaze. With his other hand, he clumsily but urgently freed himself from his trousers. You could feel the heat of him pressing against your damp center through the remnants of your shift, thick, unyielding, and incredibly hot.
He positioned himself, his gaze locking onto yours through the dark reflection of the window, ensuring you were watching every second of your own undoing.
"Say my name" he demanded, his thumb driving painfully, beautifully into your hip bone, anchoring you to him so you couldn't escape the depth of what was coming. "Tell me who owns you in the dark."
"Aemond" you choked out, your fingers clawing desperately at the wooden shelves in front of you, knocking a small scroll to the floor where it unrolled in the dark. "Aemond, please."
He thrusted into you.
It was a hard, deep, merciless thrust that snatched the air straight from your lungs, forcing a broken, shattered gasp from your throat. He stretched you completely, filling the hollow, aching void that had been consuming you for months.
The pace he set was punishing—a relentless, dominant rhythm that left you completely unmoored from reality, from your name, from your family. He controlled everything. He controlled the angle, the depth, the speed, using his superior strength to remind you exactly who was in charge of your body. He was a prince, a dragon rider, a conqueror, and he was conquering you in the dirt and shadows of a forgotten room.
Yet, you did not break under his weight. You were not a victim to be pitied.
Every time he pushed you to the absolute brink of pain and pleasure, you clamped your internal muscles tightly around him, pulling him deeper into your heat, matching his frantic, dark energy with a desperate, ravenous hunger of your own. You bit your own lip until it bled to keep from screaming his name louder into the empty castle, your hips rolling back against his in a perfect, chaotic, and deeply sinful synchronization.
You matched his freak, absorbing every hard thrust, giving him back the same violent intensity he was inflicting on you.
He was a monster, and you were the only cage strong enough to hold him, the only fire hot enough to burn him.
"Look at you" Aemond hissed in your ear, his breath coming in ragged, animalistic gasps as he picked up the pace, his thrusts becoming shallower, faster, and incredibly intense. His hand moved to your throat, not choking you, but holding you steady against the wood, his thumb resting over your racing, frantic pulse. "My beautiful, wicked girl. You love this. You love being ruined by me."
It hit you like a wave of pure, unadulterated dragon fire. Your vision fractured into blinding stars as a violent, uncontrollable tremor wrecked your entire body, starting from the core of your intimacy and spreading to your fingertips. Your internal muscles clenched tightly around him in a desperate, prolonged spasm of release.
The sheer intensity of your climax broke his iron restraint completely. With a choked, guttural roar that vibrated against your spine, Aemond buried himself as deep as physically possible inside you, his entire body shuddering violently as he filled you to the brim, his forehead resting heavily against the back of your neck as the world spun away into utter bliss.
The heavy, suffocating quiet of the Grand Library slowly returned, the silence thick and heavy, save for the echo of your mingled, ragged breathing and the slow ticking of a distant clock somewhere in the keep. The candle had finally burned down to a melted stump of wax, leaving the room illuminated only by the pale, silver glow of the moon filtering through the high windows.
Aemond did not pull away immediately. He kept his heavy body pressed tightly against yours, pinning you to the bookshelf as if he were afraid that if he let go, the reality of what had just happened would dissolve into mist and leave him alone in the dark.
His hand, still resting on your neck, shifted gently. His long, calloused fingers began to trace the sharp, bleeding bite mark he had left on your shoulder, his touch trembling slightly in a way he would never allow anyone else to see. The dominant, untouchable prince of the realm was gone, replaced by a man completely consumed, humbled, and rearranged by the woman in his arms.
Slowly, reluctantly, he withdrew from you. The sudden absence of his heat made you shiver, the cold night air hitting your damp skin. He kept a steadying hand on your waist as your legs threatened to give out beneath you, your muscles weak and trembling from overstimulation. He gently turned you around to face him, his movements surprisingly tender compared to the violence of moments before.
His silver-gold hair was a wild, tangled mess around his sharp face, a few damp strands sticking to his sweaty forehead. His fine clothes were utterly disheveled, his doublet torn at the collar, but his eye was softer than you had ever seen it in the light of day. The cruel, mocking glint was entirely gone, replaced by a profound, dark, and terrifying devotion. He reached up, his thumb gently wiping away a stray tear of pure sensation that had escaped your eyes.
"Tomorrow, the sun will rise" you whispered, your voice hoarse and broken, your body aching in the most magnificent, ruinous way possible. You tried to pull the torn fabric of your dress over your exposed, marked chest, but your hands were shaking too badly to manage the task. "We go back to the Great Hall. We go back to being enemies. We go back to the game of thrones and families."
Aemond let out a low, dark chuckle, the deep sound vibrating pleasantly against your chest as he stepped closer once more. His hands rested possessively on your hips, pulling you back against his body as if asserting his permanent claim. He leaned down, pressing a soft, lingering, and almost reverent kiss to your bruised, swollen lips.
"Let them think what they want, my love" he murmured against your mouth, his voice thick with a dark, unyielding promise. "Let the court watch us glare at each other across the council table. Let them whisper about our hatred and our families' rivalry. But they will never know the truth. They will never know that every time you look at me in the light of day, you are remembering exactly how it feels to have me inside you, ruining you in the dark."
He stepped back slowly, his hands lingering on your skin for as long as possible before he began to help you adjust your clothes, his long fingers surprisingly deft as he tied what laces remained of your ruined gown.
You were still enemies, bound by different bloodlines and a precarious, bloody political landscape, but the foundation of your world had fundamentally and permanently changed. You didn't just match his darkness - you had captured it and made it your own.
As you finally slipped out of the library, leaving him alone in the shadows, you felt the cool morning breeze hit your face. You were bruised, marked, and utterly ruined—but as you walked back to your chambers through the waking castle, a small, wicked smile touched your lips.
The prince thought he had conquered you, but you knew the ultimate truth: you had just tamed the dangerous dragon of House Targaryen, and he would come back to your hand whenever you whistled....
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Aemond Targaryen's yandere profile
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Possessive and a warden ➝ in his image: You're far too precious, you're his, and there's nothing Aemond is above doing for you, once you've been corrected on certain behaviours of course. No one's perfect! Aemond will make you perfect for him, if that means a rather scary ride on vhagar or weaponising the faith against you. and once you're in the keep? any servants tending to you? hand picked by him, thorough but cold to you. the only warmth you ought to have is from him. ➝ Self-imposing: aemond has lost track of how many hours he's spent fantasizing about you, at the start of course he detests it and you for a while. He’s a prince and he could be training or studying, improving himself yet he’s been utterly ensnared by you. Aemond will infiltrate your life, your friends are cast by him, textiles for your clothes are picked by him, and any family members who disapprove? They won’t linger much longer. ➝ collection: He takes things of yours when he has to leave, aemond truly has second son syndrome, forever in competition with aegon yet can never win due to the system in place, alicent is a somewhat absent mother and viserys much the same. But do you know who would advise him? Krispy cream of course! Which would influence his yanderisms greatly, aemond both adores and detests his s/o because they are a weakness to him, if they aren't from a strong house than it is a political battle he’s lost but also craves validation and just to be seen by you. He’d collect clothes, anything you write or draw, embroidery you’ve done, he loves tangible things. Also he’s keeping the artists of kings landing in business, he’d commission painting after painting just to still be able to look at you. ➝ Controlling: Hes able to convince himself that anything done to protect you is a worthy cause, even if he’s protecting you from your own poor choices. I think he’d even take up tournaments if it meant sneaking small peeks of your pretty face. Also a great opportunity to at least emasculate any romantic rivals, at best dispose of them entirely. Of course due to his family and their power no one would deny a marriage proposal from a prince and if they did, a visit with vhagar would quickly change their mind. He’d also want them completely dependent on them which means anyone from their own home cannot come to the red keep, if he is able to keep your world small than surely he’ll become the sun to you.
Ewan Mitchell as Aemond Targaryen in the HotD season 3 trailer
HOUSE OF THE DRAGON S03E01 - “Salt And Sea, Fire And Blood”
EWAN MITCHELL as Leo Ackermann in Still Life. Shared by Oliver Hill on Instagram.
Yeah... Aemond really needs his haircare... 🤭
He must've forgotten to pack it
EWAN MITCHELL for I-D Magazine. Read in the full interview here.