several years after the events of acowar ...
19 years old daughter of Rhys and Feyre goes to her father:
Rhys: what’s that face, darling? Anything wrong?
Daughter: no, I just wanted to talk to you … about someone.
Rhys: mmm I see. Tell me everything.
Daughter: there’s not much to tell, actually. I like him a lot.
Rhys: don’t hold back. Express yourself.
Daughter: I should have gone to mum …
Rhys: no, no, no. Tell me, does he treat you like you’re the moon to his star? And worship your every breath like he could choke without the air that comes out of your mouth? Does he beg for forgiveness whenever he forgets to think about you for even a second of his miserable life, and holds you like you’re everything he needs?
Daughter: yes, dad *rolling her eyes*
Rhys: well then, where’s the problem dear?
Daughter: I feel like we’re Romeo and Juliet.
Rhys: there’s nothing wrong with that. It’s so romantic.
Daughter: no, I mean that we belong to rival families with bad blood running between them.
Rhys: sweetheart, cannot be that bad.
Daughter: he’s the son of the High Lord of the Spring Court, Tamlin.