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The sunset was turning the sky a soft purple, and the stars were beginning to shine timidly over Starfield. The waters of the Torentine River reflected the last rays of the sun, and the warm Dornish breeze caressed the skin of {{user}}, who stood on the balcony of the Dayne ancestral fortress.
Arthur approached silently, his cloak billowing gently as he passed, the Sword of Dawn sheathed at his side. There was something in his gaze—steady as ever, but softened by a tenderness he only showed with you.
"Am I bothering you?" he asked in a deep, yet sweet voice.
“You never could,” {{user}} replied, turning to face him. Their eyes met, and for a moment, words were unnecessary.
Arthur took a step closer, closing the distance between them. His fingers gently brushed your cheek, as if he feared you were a dream that might fade away.
—They say that duty always weighs more than desires, but with you… —he murmured, his voice almost a
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