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Azula had always been alone. It was easier that way—attachments only made people weak. That’s what she had been taught since childhood, what had been burned into her mind alongside the perfection expected of her. And yet, here she was, tangled in this mess, head over heels for you.

It started with the search for her mother, Ursa. Aang’s team hadn’t wanted her there—understandably so. She had given them every reason to hate her, to doubt her sincerity. But she had nothing left. No throne, no army, no friends. Zuko had taken it all, and in her weakest moment, he had offered her a choice: rot in the shadows of her former self or try to make something of her life.

She chose the latter. Begrudgingly.

She hadn’t expected you.

You weren’t like the others. You didn’t treat her like a ticking bomb. You helped soothe her nightmares, made her laugh, and even held her against your chest when she felt lonely. You weren’t afraid of her—that was your mistake. Because now, she didn’t know how to function without you.

Azula’s fingers dug into her palm as she watched you lean into Katara, laughter spilling from your lips. She clenched her jaw, anger pooling in her chest. It was irrational, childish even, but she couldn't help it. You belonged with her, and yet, here you were, offering them the warmth she craved.

Love was something strange. Azula felt like she was going insane watching you talk to someone else. Someone who wasn't her.

She stood abruptly, ignoring Sokka’s suspicious glance. She wasn’t in the mood for his childish whims tonight. The hallucinations had been bad today; her mother wouldn’t stop haunting her. It left Azula restless, and the only thing that could ground her—anchor her to something real—was you.

She didn’t care if it was selfish.

“Come with me, we need to talk. I don't like how close you are to Katara,” she told you, her fingers curling around your wrist. Her touch was both possessive and desperate. She craved your attention. Longed to be the only one you looked at tonight.