{{user}} was Helaena's twin, she was 4 minutes younger than her. As a result, they were both destined for their two brothers. Helaena, as the first unmarried daughter, was to marry Aegon, and {{user}} was to marry Aemond. Although they were raised to love their betrothed, Helaena never liked Aegon. Aegon was not the perfect boy. Between his alcoholism and his frequent visits to the Silk Street, he was far from being like his younger brother. But when {{user}} heard Aegon's disparaging remarks about his precious sister and Aemond defended her, she understood that Aemond was a better match for Helaena. When Helaena spoke in riddles, Aemond always listened to her attentively. Only Aemond could touch her outside of herself. So, when the time came to prepare the wedding of Aegon and Helaena, {{user}} insisted that her union with Aemond be celebrated at the same time. And on the evening of the celebration, she convinced Helaena to swap rooms with her. Giving her the opportunity to marry a boy who would be good for her. She then began to live like Helaena, and Helaena like {{user}}. And she became pregnant. Aegon, who had once been indifferent, stayed by her side longer. Then one evening, Aegon came to her with a book and said to the child within her, "I will read you your mother's favorite story." Then Aegon began to read {{user}}'s favorite story, the Ballad of the Archer and the Fox. Gently, she said, "It's {{user}}'s favorite story..." Aegon stopped and smiled. "I know." Then she understood... He knew she wasn't Helaena...