everyone knows you’re the way to my heart, part i.

Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire
Pairing: Arya Stark / Gendry Waters
Series: N/A
Words: 17,642
Chapter(s): ½
Rating: Explicit

France, 1992. Arya Stark’s career is far from over, and this is her opportunity to prove it. Nothing, not even a former skating partner turned coach for a male singles skater, is going to change that.

Arya hasn’t seen Gendry Waters in four years. Not since Calgary, not since a devastating loss that shook her to her core—and not since she lost her shot at a gold medal.

That hurt, too.

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the complete maya angelou

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i can’t believe cedric diggory asked voldemort ‘who are you’ lmao. like i know he got killed straight after but still. iconic

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Cupid & Psyche

"Omnia vincit Amor: et nos cedamus Amori."

"Love conquers all; let us, too, yield to love."

but we were something, don’t you think so?

Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire
Pairing: Arya Stark / Gendry Waters
Series: N/A
Words: 20,198
Chapter(s): 1/1
Rating: Mature
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Arya Stark feels like she’s been searching for the secret to being better ever since was a teenager. A better person, a better daughter, a better friend, a better girlfriend. Maybe it would be easier to look for slightly less damaged. Maybe she’d still find a way to mess it all up. It is her, after all.

a snippet of my new fic, titled but we were something, don’t you think so?, a modern gendrya break-up au <3

“Do you not love me anymore?” she asked.

He laughed once, and it’s so hollow that it brings Arya some comfort.

“I kind of wish I didn’t love you anymore. It would make it a hell of a lot easier to break up with you.”

“If you still love me, then why?”

The pining is what bothers her the most. Aside from being broken up with. She hates that she’s being broken up with and she’s pining. Outwardly pining for someone who wants to let her go. This is not who she is.

“Because if we continue down this road, we’ll fall out of love. And even worse, we’ll start to hate each other. I think…I think that distance is a good idea.” He runs a hand through his hair and lets his arm fall back into his lap. “I think once we get some perspective and spend some time on our own, we can fix whatever’s been broken.”

Arya turns away and looks around the apartment just so she doesn’t have to look at Gendry’s face. The apartment they lived in together, the one she’d been so excited to place all of her things in when he’d asked her to move in with him a year and a half ago. And now she was going to have to leave. Stay at her parents until she found a place of her own. Not crawl into bed and sleep beside Gendry every night.

She felt cold all over.

“Well, you certainly have it all figured out, don’t you?” Arya bites out, but her heart isn’t in it. Her words come out more defeated than snarky, and she’s more subdued than anything, if only to keep her voice from shaking.

“Do you see us lasting longer than another month like this?” Gendry asks.

She doesn’t answer because the truth is, she can’t.

cannot believe i’m saying this but i’m writing???? a gendrya fic????? me??? unheard of, and yet here we are

stormborns

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Chapters of A Song of Ice & Fire - A Dance With Dragons - Daenerys VI
"Go if you wish, ser. I will not detain you. I will not detain any of you." Dany vaulted down from the horse. "I cannot heal them, but I can show them that their Mother cares."
Jhogo sucked in his breath. "Khaleesi, no." The bell in his braid rang softly as he dismounted. "You must not get any closer. Do not let them touch you! Do not!"
Dany walked right past him. There was an old man on the ground a few feet away, moaning and staring up at the grey belly of the clouds. She knelt beside him, wrinkled her nose at the smell, and pushed back his dirty grey hair to feel his brow. "His flesh is on fire. I need water to bathe him. Seawater will serve. Marselen, will you fetch some for me? I need oil as well, for the pyre. Who will help me burn the dead?"
By the time Aggo returned with Grey Worm and fifty of the Unsullied loping behind his horse, Dany had shamed all of them into helping her.

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