@gentledoemuses continued from ask
"The lonely, drunken king. Bards will sing tales of me for generations." Aegon nodded, agreeing with Aemond but not offering a hint of sincerity. "Now, why are you lonely? Strapping lad like yourself, we ought to find you a lady."
It was the sight of Aegon alone by the fire that had prompted the initial comment. Usually he'd have bit it back, kept his thoughts about loneliness to himself, but today, he'd said it. Now he finds himself sitting in the seat next to his brother and resting his arms on his knees.
"You've got Helaena." He says quietly, his eye focused on the flicker of the fire in the hearth. "You've got the twins, and Maelor. I love them, I do, but they're not mine. Children of mine own, a wife. I don't want just some lady Aegon. I think I should like children of my own."














