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🫧 || In a bathhouse
Margaery is visiting the Highgarden bathhouse to relax on a nice day.
Ah, everything filled with roses.
There are roses growing on vines that hug the marble pillars, there are roses growing in pots on the corners of the pools, there are roses growing by the window and rose vines growing on dividers as well.
Old lady Olenna would vomit at the sight. Her granddaughter Margaery, on the other hand, does enjoy the Tyrell decorum of the bathhouse... or so she says. Eh, she spends a rather good chunk of time there, so it must be pleasing to the young eye.
Aside from the uppermentioned flowers, the Highgarden baths are quite the sight: white marble floors, pools tiled with mosaics, each pool a different color and design, the ceiling and the windows are of stained glass, painting up the bathing area with colorful, almost fairytale-like, bright light, the faucets are made in shape of various mythological creatures and forged of gold...
Rich.
And steamy. In the wet mist it became even more magical - with how the colored rays of light dispersed in it. Beautiful.
Lady Margaery, as per her daily routine, went for a bathing session - which will probably last hours -, once the room was prepared, she excused the maids out. Solitude is what she desires today, serenity of hot, steamy solitude.
All this for her!
With a wide smile Marg steps into the main pool, one tiled with rosy mosaic at the bottom, giving the water pink appearance. Lovely. The Mighty Mander's water, aqueducted, heated and scented with bathing oils, just for one Little Rose. Hiding in the clouds of steam, allowing the hot water to embrace her body with tingling sensations, Maergery takes her favorite spot - in the middle of the underwater bench by the edge, where she can stare up at the stained glass ceiling, admire the colorful rays of light cutting through the heated fog, for as long as she wishes.
Perfect.
Just perfect.
Lounging akin a siren, bare and wet, drawing her hands on the still steamy water and staring up, getting properly moist, Margaery is in... heaven, or, in her opinion, a feeling very close to it.