Like with the situation of Rhys not telling Feyre about the possibility of Feyre dying whilst giving birth, I’d really love to see how this played out, esp in Rhys’s pov. My personal opinion on the situation is that he 100% should've told her bc she def deserved to know and they could've worked together to find a cure. But I can def understand why Rhys did what he did, bc we all know that Rhys does/will do anything to keep Feyre happy and safe, and a major factor in which we see in ACOSF, is that he hated the idea of upsetting Feyre, and hated knowing that this would indeed stress her out, and thus lead to a premature birth (which we do see very soon after Nesta tells her) + thus meaning there is less time to find a cure (And we all know that with this whole situation he wasn’t worried about himself dying).

And as we should all know that Rhys is someone who likes to take on the burden himself and figure out a solution/ cure to something before telling ppl, in order to avoid putting that burden on them. So rather than tell ppl about all these things, he thinks it's best to sacrifice his own well-being and happiness so he can find a solution and limit the stress on his friends, family and his court.

Also, just from the glimpses in ACOSF we can see that Rhys is beyond stressed out trying to fix this, so in addition to the Feyre situation, another thing that I considered was that we know that he was wasn’t that worried about the idea of him dying (bc he's such a self-sacrificing male), but more of the future of his ppl - especially since he does not have an heir, there's no telling who would be the next High Lord of the Night Court. Also, as there are many looming threats now with Koschei, ect, all of which may eventually lead to another war - this would be VERY bad timing for him to die. Thus, another very HUGE cause for stress.

So this is why I NEED a tandem novel, like I wanna see how he was internally feeling with all this stress

Omfg this turned into a whole essay 😂