๐ace only looked at her then , he knew she wanted to be out there and to help. but she cannot sheโs the ๐บ๐พ๐ฎ๐ฎ๐ท. โ i know , anyone else would die for you you need to be here . i would go if you let me โ-โ he might have been restless too because his mother wonโt
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Rhaenyra sighed, frowning slightly until her eyes met his. โWhat would you have me do, Jace? I am tired of being confined and not doing anything.โ She admitted truthfully. She knew it was the best strategy, but Rhaenyra hated it.
โPeople change. Do not sully yourself.โ
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๐ฑues linger over his mother & a simple nod. he had the last of the lemon cakes he knew his mother adored them.
hand reached over and he gave her the last half. ห forgive me mother , the cooks had naught made any more yet ห
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โ ๐ can not blame you . โ ใ๐he retorted with the faintest of crooked smiles ใ before her gaze softened as she looked upon her son . โ ๐ am hungry as well . ๐et us share whatever it is you have hidden . โ
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๐ฑand gently reached out before she could walk away , though jace himself had stood he was just upset. โ yes , that is true. but alas hฤedar they cannot be trusted and your little crush had best stop now or iโll tell mother .โ
jace watched her close , hand still
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โBefore this war started, none of them were traitors, no matter how much we hated them!โ
With a huff, Naerys pushed her chair back, going to stand. The whispers had begun to grow louder again, almost preying on her vulnerability in this moment.
โ hฤedar hฤedar .โ he spoke softly though he was annoyed with her, he still couldnโt believe that she had done that .
โ heโs grown up with people telling him to hate us , heโs a traitor. and you wrote ravens to him.โ
jace shook his head standing up.
โHeโs a boy. He grew up far from Otto Hightower . . . I thought that perhaps, he might see reason.โ
Pausing, she shook her head.
โAnd I have a duty to help you and Muรฑa, now more than ever, lฤkia.โ