The Gifts of The Dawn
Freya Marske’s The Last Binding - Part 4
a collection of rp prompts from the first two books in the series ; change pronouns as necessary ; contains implied shipping .
“ Why do you do this? ”
“ I’m not whatever solution you’re looking for. ”
“ We are man’s marvellous light. ”
“ I can warm you up. ”
“ All right. I’m keeping him safe. I’m trying. ”
“ I thought I was getting used to it. It appears—the opposite, in fact. ”
“ They surround themselves with people who are in love with them. ”
“ I’m not a child. You don’t have to protect me. ”
“ You say you don’t want to be protected. Alright. I say you don’t have to be careful of my feelings. ”
“ Perhaps it was always going to end badly. ”
“ Are you and he . . .? ”
“ I’m not going anywhere. ”
“ Come here, Take my hand. ”
“ You complete and utter idiot. ”
“ I’m wondering what sort of blind idiot I was, not to find you attractive when we first met. ”
“ I knew you would be nothing but trouble. ”
“ I think it just hit me all at once. That I’m never going to see him again. ”
“ Every time you touch me it’s exactly what I want. ”
“ Come down here? I want to kiss you. ”
“ NAME. If you had any idea how you look. ”
“ I like your hands. I like watching them. ”
“ What? What’s that look for? ”
“ Darling, whatever happened to your face? ”
“ I don’t lie to the people I care about. ”
“ Tell me to stay, stay for you, and I will. ”
“ I’m sorry it looked like—I’m sorry I was running away. ”
“ I think you know how much I want you, in whatever way I can have you. ”
“ You could still hurt me. ”
“ Why do you care? ”
“ Live your life only and exactly on your own terms. ”
“ What manner of creature are you? ”
“ I like the sort of person you are. I liked you from the moment I heard you laugh. ”
“ Don’t frown like that, darling, you’ll give yourself wrinkles. ”
“ You broke my concentration. ”
“ You’ve got that thoughtful look again. Are you about to ask me something alarming? ”
“ You know more than enough of me to be getting on with. ”
“ Please. Please let me—NAME—I’ll explain everything, it’s not—it doesn’t change anything. ”
“ What is the matter with you today? ”
“ I’ve not seen her for half our lives, but I’d know her anywhere. ”
“ I’m yours to command. ”
“ I’ve never had to pretend to want you, NAME. ”
“ When you can’t think, cherie, let your hands think for you. ”
“ Up yours, ma’am. ”
“ I’m fine. I’m fine, I’m fine. Really. I’m fine. ”
“ I really am sorry. ”
“ Leave before I regret it. ”
“ Because in my experience, the face you can’t see is mocking you. ”
“ I know there’s something—large, and fresh. It’s lodged in you like a haunting. ”
“ Being with you—when you’re not enraging—makes me happy. ”










