~Some things you should know about the story~
Merlin has two sisters here, Taylor and Delilah (they are triplets, don't know why xD). The love between Leon and Delilah contains a lot of fluffiness and romance but Taylor and Percival are not even close to that.
Taylor: I wanted to make Taylor a really extraordinary character for a woman so she's pretty much portrayed after Brienne of Tarth from Game of Thrones. She's really tall and quite androgynous looking, with short blonde hair. She's a tomboy, almost never wearing dresses but that doesn't mean she doesn't feel like a girl. She is the exact opposite from Delilah, being so cynical, strong-minded and straightforward that most people even think of her as being rude.
Delilah: As I said, Delilah and Taylor are polar opposites. Delilah is slightly above average in height but petite looking with a really girly form. She has really big, curly, auburn hair and she's generally the most girly girl you could ever imagine. Cute dresses with pastel colors and floral designs, bows everywhere. She's incredibly sweet and kind, always sending out warmth to everyone who knows her. An angel indeed.
I'm sorry if this was complicated to follow but this story is really complex so I wanted to make sure you didn't miss out on anything you read from now on. This is my first big fanfiction so please be understanding. Thanks! ~kisses~
~CHAPTER 1~
Sir Leon's POV
She was beautiful. She truly was. The curly hair, the pale skin, the petite figure. And those eyes. Those eyes were everything to him. So magnetizing. A single look could get his heart racing eternally. And her smile. Oh, her smile. So warm and welcoming, filled with kindness. Every single thing about her was perfect.
He loved to watch her. She didn't really have any grace in her walk like the ladies in the court. It was simple and shy. But still, her lack of confidence made her look even prettier in his eyes. She was unique.
When she had first arrived in Camelot with her brother, he had never really noticed her or met her. She was just one of the many peasants that sought a better life in the city. Until one day when he entered Gaius' home looking for him and there she was. The moment she set her eyes on him, he was hers. Unfortunately, she wasn't his. Not yet at least.