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“If I break my oath, even for you—” Dunk’s voice cracked. He thought of Ser Arlan’s face. Of Egg’s trust. Of everything he’d built himself to be. “What would that make me?”
“Mine.” Aerion’s fingers slid to the nape of Dunk’s neck, tangling in his hair. “It would make you mine.”
There are two kinds of distance between a common hedge knight and a Targaryen prince: the height that separates them, and the morality that should.
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20 Jun 2026
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A father's lie drives Duncan and Aerion apart—one raising a son he believes unwanted, the other mourning a child he thinks dead—while love twists into betrayal, and memory into resentment.
And between them, where love once lived, only anger remain—fed by the lies that tore them apart.
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- Part 6 of crown and mud
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18 Jun 2026
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After the Ashford Tourney, Aerion Targaryen bears the scars that Ser Duncan left upon him. Oftentimes, his fingers flit to those scars and much to his irritation, he cannot stop thinking about the hedge knight either.
In a twist of fate, Aerion meets his scar-giver again when his wagon party is attacked by bandits on the road to the Free Cities.
After saving the Targaryen Prince, Dunk finds himself tested, provoked and pushed in ways he cannot quite understand. Aerion believes him to be nothing but a brute and Dunk wishes to show him otherwise.
However, proving him wrong might lead Dunk to encounter something far more intimate than he’d ever intended.
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13 Jun 2026
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“Has Aerion repeated his… advances?” Baelor asks carefully.
“Well, he—The prince is…”
“Like a whore desperate for some coin.”
“Stubborn.” Ser Duncan finishes, wide-eyed.
“That too, I suppose,” Baelor says wryly. “I don’t need to tell you to pay him no mind, do I?”
“No,” The knight denies vehemently. “I won’t disappoint you like that, Your Grace.”
A pause, after which Baelor hears himself ask as though he’s outside of his body, listening in. He regrets the words as soon as they come out of his mouth. “And if you hadn’t pledged yourself to me?”
Ser Duncan looks caught, his blush darkening high up in his cheeks. “I have no business doing that with a prince.”
“And if he wasn’t one?” He presses.
“I don’t know. Aerion is hateful, but—pretty.”
“Yes, I suppose so.” Baelor sighs. Aerion is pretty. It’s everything he hides behind that which makes him ugly.
“You are very handsome as well, Your Grace.” Ser Duncan is quick to reassure him, nodding seriously.
Inevitably charmed, Bealor has to hide his smile behind his hand.
Or, Dunk gets two Targaryen squires and finds himself in the middle of a bizarre love triangle.
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13 Jun 2026
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After the Trial of Seven at Ashford, Ser Duncan the Tall arrives at Summerhall carrying wounds he understands—and others he does not. Prince Baelor lies broken but alive, while Prince Aerion Brightflame circles Duncan with eyes too sharp, too intimate, as if something between them was unearthed in the mud and refuses to stay buried. And within Summerhall’s walls, older, stranger things begin to stir.
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- Part 5 of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
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12 Jun 2026