In which Will and Ayss are standing in the staircase, giving them an artificial (and alternative) height difference. Requested by anonymous.

In which Will and Alyss wake up together - together - for the first time. And in which they exchange morning kisses before either person opens their eyes, kissing blindly until their lips meet in a blissful encounter. DISCLAIMER: Teen rated, but mainly because of that one super short and implicit reference to the night before.

In which Will and Alyss share a kiss, which is followed by more that trail down the jaw and neck. DISCLAIMER: this is not what you'd call ,,,,children's literature' anymore (if you get what I mean). I think this would be teen rated? Definitely not overtly sexual, or graphic, or explicit. Though not very subtly hinting at mature content as well.

In which Horace and Cassandra share a kiss that tastes of what they were eating. Requested by anonymous. DISCLAIMER: There's a rather,,,, mature joke near the end that I just *had* to keep in there lmao. Nothing really weird, or graphic, or explicit, but if sexual innuendo isn't your thing, maybe skip it.

In which Will and Alyss share a lingering kiss before a long trip apart. Requested by anonymous.

In which Halt and Pauline share a lingering kiss before a long trip apart. Requested by anonymous.

In which Halt presses a kiss to the top of Will's head, but it's "not romantic because it's Halt to Will during book 4 because Halt is a worried dad". Requested by anonymous.

In which Gilan and Jenny share a short and sweet kiss after meeting up for a date (though a little differently because I wanted to).

In which Alyss and Jenny talk some girltalk, but not without the comfort of some good snacks, of course.

In which for once it's Will simping for his partner.

In which Cassandra sneaks Horace away to a hidden corner to share a secretive kiss.

In which Horace has to bend down in order to kiss Will, who is standing on his tip-toes. Requested by anonymous.

In which two majorly underappreciated characters share their likes and dislikes for numbers.

When an enemy seeks revenge on Halt, he is forced into making a terrible choice with disastrous consequences, leaving everyone to pick up the pieces of shattered trust. (Takes place around the time of the Lost Stories.)

In which Will is tired, but it's the good kind.

In which Pauline makes a good point (but doesn't she always).

As a Queen-to-be, there's nothing you need more than the consort of your dreams.

In which you're all such big Willyss simps that my day ends with me writing about them. Again. Not that I'm complaining.

In which Will and Alyss seem to have developed a new language.

In which I decide that it is absolutely necessary to have a scene with Alyss, Pauline, and Arald, after Alyss's first mission and her and Halt's encounter with Sir Montague.

Look, Will and Alyss just make the perfect couple.

In which there's some necessary mother-daughter bonding between Araluen's Princesses.

In which Will and Horace live through the one-bed-trope but you know them - boys will be boys.

In which Halt is very un-Halt-like and yet very Halt-like at the same time.

Did Horace just hit for her or on her?