Jon

"We're here," Daenerys commented, looking onto what would be her new capital. Jon squeezed his eyes shut. "Are you ready for this?"

"Yes. The time is here." Daenerys nodded and Jon went to join his men. "Set up camp! They know we're here. The attack begins at first light! Eat well and prepare." He turned to his queen, his family, knowing she wanted to say something.

"At first you all didn't believe me. I was just a usurper from a far away land from a family known to be mad. But the real usurper sits upon the throne now. And she needs to be taken down. I thank you all for trusting me, for following me. Not all of you will greet the end of the battle. There will be heavy losses. But if you are to fall, know that you do not fall in vain, in defeat. You fall for victory. For a new, united Westeros. We will defeat Cersei Lannister and Euron Greyjoy. We will rule. We will bring peace to this continent. For Westeros! For freedom!"

"For Westeros! For freedom!" The chant came back.

Jon looked on at Daenerys in awe, and with pride. He could meet do what she could. And in that moment he knew he could have no better family, nor would he want to for the rest of his life. He pulled her to one side, tears in his eyes.

"That was incredible what you just did. Thank you."

"No," Daenerys replied, grasping his calloused hands in her own. "Thank you. It was you who got them to trust me."

"When all this is over and peace is established..."

"Well, what is it?"

"Would... Would you do me the honour of becoming my wife?" Daenerys broke into a huge smile and wrapped her arms around his neck.

"Of course you silly man. I've been waiting for you to ask." Jon leaned in and kissed her like he never had before. He felt happy, content. He knew nothing would get in the way of he and Daenerys winning. Together.

Then came a cough. Of course, someone had to come and ruin it. He broke the kiss off to see Tyrion standing there rather sheepishly.

"Apologies for the interruption, Your Graces, but I thought I should let you know Cersei is sending someone out to talk to both of you."

"Then let's go."