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halfamoonTitle: Romance serial
Fandom: Dragon Age: The Veilguard
Character: Bellara Lutare/Female Rook
Prompt: The Lover
Rating/Category: T/Femslash
Summary: Being romantic in her serial is easier than doing so in her life. Or, Bellara really doesn't want Rook to read into the story that she's writing.
Bellara hastily hides the pages that she has been working on as soon as Rook walks in, since that's the one person that she doesn't want reading her writing, at least not yet.
Her serial isn't based on anything from her life, but Rook might think that there are some similarities between her and Bellara's main character, but only because of how heroic they are. The romantic interest though has nothing to do with Bellara, even if she is an elven scholar.
“That's not very fair, I heard you book club talking about it, why can't I just take a pick?” Rook says, leaning forward, although Bellara is covering the pages well enough that she shouldn't say anything. “Neve said that I would find it very interesting.”
Bellara feels her cheeks starting to heat. She'd have to have some words with Neve about this later. Especially because Neve keeps insisting, entirely without reason, that the serial reads like it's about Bellara and Rook fighting the gods, which doesn't even make sense because the villains of the serial are a king and his sister who are exploiting their people.
“It's not good enough yet, I'll show you once it's done,” Bellara says, although she's thinking of actually never showing it to her, just in case Rook gets the wrong idea.
“Of course it's good enough, you wrote it,” Rook says with a charming smile. “But if you insist I'll wait until you're ready.”
Bellara sighs in relief. This whole business of romance is a lot easier in the serials than it is in her own life, and she doesn't want to distract from the important mission that they're on with her feelings. Although, now that she thinks of it, this conversation with Rook just gave her the idea for another chapter.
Fandom: Dragon Age: The Veilguard
Character: Bellara Lutare/Female Rook
Prompt: The Lover
Rating/Category: T/Femslash
Summary: Being romantic in her serial is easier than doing so in her life. Or, Bellara really doesn't want Rook to read into the story that she's writing.
Romance serial
Bellara hastily hides the pages that she has been working on as soon as Rook walks in, since that's the one person that she doesn't want reading her writing, at least not yet.
Her serial isn't based on anything from her life, but Rook might think that there are some similarities between her and Bellara's main character, but only because of how heroic they are. The romantic interest though has nothing to do with Bellara, even if she is an elven scholar.
“That's not very fair, I heard you book club talking about it, why can't I just take a pick?” Rook says, leaning forward, although Bellara is covering the pages well enough that she shouldn't say anything. “Neve said that I would find it very interesting.”
Bellara feels her cheeks starting to heat. She'd have to have some words with Neve about this later. Especially because Neve keeps insisting, entirely without reason, that the serial reads like it's about Bellara and Rook fighting the gods, which doesn't even make sense because the villains of the serial are a king and his sister who are exploiting their people.
“It's not good enough yet, I'll show you once it's done,” Bellara says, although she's thinking of actually never showing it to her, just in case Rook gets the wrong idea.
“Of course it's good enough, you wrote it,” Rook says with a charming smile. “But if you insist I'll wait until you're ready.”
Bellara sighs in relief. This whole business of romance is a lot easier in the serials than it is in her own life, and she doesn't want to distract from the important mission that they're on with her feelings. Although, now that she thinks of it, this conversation with Rook just gave her the idea for another chapter.
