Daenerys and Jon still need to learn a lot about ruling, and about loving. Jorah and Sansa have a lot to teach them, and are ready and willing to do just that. Alternate universe for the show, starting from season 7, especially episode 5 and 6 with changes here and there. Obviously Jorah x Daenerys (slightly more advanced for obvious reasons) and Sansa x Jon (needs a longer way)

As Daenerys Targaryen sits on the iron throne, she realizes how becoming queen of Westeros is just the first of the many more complications she has to face. She is yet to learn the inside politics, the path to non-violent decision makings,settling a compromise with common men, and most importantly: learning to listen to her heart over what she wants when it comes to love and duty.

After the war is won, Jorah takes his place as a Queensguard. Daenerys arranges a marriage between her beloved bear and a woman she knew during the war, but secrecy, rebellion, and old feelings make life anything but peaceful.

Luego de ser curado de la greyscale por Samwell Tarly en la Cuidadela, Jorah vuelve para estar al lado de Daenerys Targaryen en Roca Dragón. Pese al juramento de mantenerse siempre al lado de su Khaleesi, el ex señor de la Isla oso siente que debe hacer algo por el norte antes de que los white walkers reinen los siete reinos. Alerta: Posible Azor Ahi. - JorahxDany - 8/10

Dany and Irri have some lesbian moments in the books, so I expanded them for a full night and added a third person for a night you wish was in the books. More to come with positive feedback

Modern GOT AU. British Parliment just got sexy, scandalous, and ridiculously dramatic. Despite their completely different situations, both Architecture student Sansa Stark, and child of an ex-Prime Minister Daenerys Targaryen are lost and looking for love, revenge, and answers. Mostly Sansan, Jorah/Dany, Gendry/Arya, but lots of other pairings too. Please read and review!

"He had no choice but to carry on the way he had before. The thing was, how was he supposed to do that, now that temptation had turned into something so deliciously, terribly real? How was he supposed to resist now?"[Teacher/student-AU; Follow-up to "Please (Don't Stand So Close To Me)", rated T for language, adult topics and the usual creepiness]