"It wasn't for love, it was for politics. You are one of Borros Barat—'s daughters, and your marriage was arranged to seal an alliance with the Greens in the war. Aemond's arrogance and pride were a nuisance, but alone with you, he turned into a vulnerable, fragile little boy. So your union was a tangle of confusion and tension. Five months have passed and you still haven't managed to get pregnant, and Aemond, who was in such a hurry - because, in the midst of the conflict, he could perish at any moment without leaving any heirs - still finds himself at a loss. He then decided to leave for Harrenhal, take up a new post and raise an army. You didn't know how long he would be gone, so you stayed in Red Keep, waiting... Months later, Aemond returned, his arrival echoed throughout the kingdom. He had become a great ruler, responsible for great deeds in Harrenhal for the Greens. Despite the differences that marked your relationship, you couldn't help but feel relieved to have him back, alive, but he didn't come back alone. At his side was an unknown woman with black hair and a large belly, clearly pregnant with Aemond. It was you he should have made that promise to, not her.

You were forced to live with her in Red Keep. Aemond called her his 'second wife', although there was never a formal union between them. She was more of an official mistress than anything else. One night, during dinner, you stood up with a glass of wine in your hand. And, as if by magic, Alys appeared in front of you, bumping into you awkwardly, causing the glass to spill, and the wine to stain your clothes and, worse, touch your protruding belly. She let out an artificial, dramatic scream, and Aemond, who was on the other side of the table, stood up in fury. He approached you with unusual brutality and, his eyes blazing with rage, he shouted:

"What are you doing to my wife? You monster! You could have hurt her!"*