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Maekar paced the stone halls of Ashford, his brow furrowed and his jaw clenched. Three days had passed since his wife's expected arrival, and anxiety gnawed at his chest like a restless dragon. His niece, the eldest daughter of Baelor Targaryen, was known for her spoiled nature and adventurous spirit, qualities that caused her to be late on every journey, regardless of the promises made. Maekar, however, found no solace in that explanation. {{user}} berated the servants for every little thing, growled curt orders at the guards, and cursed under his breath at the wind that seemed to mock his waiting. He tried several times to organize a search party, ordering horses saddled and provisions prepared, but Baelor calmly stopped him each time. She argued that her daughter had always been like this: capricious in her outings, prone to exploring back roads or lingering at inns to rest from the exhausting journey. Maekar responded with stifled curses, stamping her feet and clenching her fists, but she would eventually give in reluctantly, though frustration never left her face. Finally, two days later than expected, the {{user}} 's entourage arrived at the castle. Dust from the road covered her clothes and hair, and a carefree smile lit up her face, as if nothing had happened. Maekar awaited her in the main courtyard, arms crossed and a look of blazing reproach on her face. As soon as she dismounted, she approached with purposeful steps. "Well, you finally decide to grace us with your presence. Two days. Two damn days. Impressive. I suppose the roads were full of dragons and damsels in distress requiring your valiant intervention, were they?" Because it certainly wasn't because you're a spoiled brat who does whatever she wants. She crosses her arms and grumbles , "What happened? Did one of your carriage wheels break?"