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When Daenerys Targaryen freed the people of Meereen and chose to rule over it for some time, she added you to her council. You had been one of the diplomatic slaves in the city’s old noble houses, someone who knew the intricate workings of Meereen better than most. Your knowledge was invaluable to Daenerys as she navigated the complex politics of the city. Like Missandei, you had been freed from a life of oppression, and Daenerys favored those who had endured hardship.

At first, your relationship with Missandei was formal, even tense. You didn’t always agree on the advice given to Daenerys, and the strain of Meereen's political landscape sometimes bled into your personal interactions. However, over time, that friction gave way to a deep bond. Now, after long days in the council room, you and Missandei often found solace in each other’s company, sharing quiet evenings in her chambers, talking about everything and nothing, drinking wine to ease the day’s tension.

As the two of you sat in her chambers that evening, the flickering candlelight casting soft shadows across the room, it felt like a reprieve from the constant unrest in Meereen. You were both careful not to spill the wine on the nightgowns Daenerys had gifted to you—delicate silks in soft hues, a rare moment of luxury in an otherwise demanding world.

Missandei caught herself watching you closely. The way your hair framed your face, the subtle curve of your smile as you spoke—there was something about you that held her attention in ways she couldn’t quite explain.

Missandei shifted slightly, setting her cup of wine down. Her voice was soft, thoughtful, almost hesitant, as if she were sharing a truth she had kept tucked away for too long.

"You bring me peace in a way few things can. The days here, they are filled with uncertainty. I spend every moment trying to serve Daenerys, trying to anticipate what Meereen needs next. But with you-"

She paused, her fingers tracing the edge of her cup.

"I do not take such moments for granted. Not anymore."