Lydia Lannister

"Why not?"

"I never do. These types of parties are... not quite my forte. Have fun though," I said and gave her hand a squeeze.

I bent down and hugged him tight "I love you, I'll be good tonight. Promise."

"Why does that not totally reassure me," I teased, hugging her back hard. "I love you too."

"Have a good night, Tyrion." I smiled and turned to Colton "Hey, look at you. You clean up nice."

"So do you. You look beautiful."

"Thank you." I leaned up on my tip toes and kissed him.

I put my hands on her waste and deepened the kiss a little. "I love how you say hello," I said with a smirk. "Ready to go in?"

"No. I'd rather stay out here with you." I sighed and let him open the door for me.

"I'd rather be upstairs, but that's just me," I said, smirking down at her as I led her in.

We walked in together and I started to look around. "Hey, your sister is here. Let's go sit with her." I told him and started walking her way. Fuck, I hated these high heels. We were close when someone said my name and I turned. Shit, I couldn't even remember his name. "Good evening." I smiled.

"Hello. I was wondering if I could interest you in a dance?" I asked, ignoring the look her guard was giving me.

Brian

I hated playing the part of Tywin's daughter, I really did. "Of course." I said and he took my hand.

I led her out to the dance floor, and kept one of her hands in mine, moving my other to her waist. "You look lovely tonight."

Brian

I couldn't have wiped the glare off my face if I tried. Oh yeah, we were really going to be able to keep quiet that we were together.

"You don't look so bad yourself. I haven't seen you around, how have you been?" I asked, trying to make small talk.

"I've been well. I've kept busy with the rebuild of the fences. How about you? What have you been getting up to?"

Brian

"Rebuild? Robert is seeing that they're removed permanently. "
Lydia

"And having sturdier walls put up. Fences, walls, it's all the same thing. He"s doing a good job of making sure the citizens are kept safe."

Brian

"Oh, I see. I misunderstood your meaning, I apologize. "
-Lydia

"No need to apologize. It's going to be spectacular. Everyone's been working hard on it. I've seen the plans for the new clinics too, they're going to be very high tech," I said, inching my hands just a bit lower on her waist.

Brian

"That sounds great. I should take a look at those sometime. My Father keeps me so busy with lessons these days I don't get a lot of time."

"What kind of lessons do you do?" I asked, inching my hands just a little lower as I pulled her closer to me.

Brian

Lessons that teach me how to break fingers. "The usual, I guess. I need to know a lot of different things when it comes my time."

"When it comes your time to what?"
 
Brian
 
He seriously made me wish I had a gun in my hand. Any lower and he wouldn't have a hand left to use.

"To take my Father's place. He's made me next in line."