Aramis

Aramis was born in 1602.

At a young age, Aramis was friends with a girl named Pauline while living at the brothel where his mother worked. However, his father took him away from that life to be raised by him. Aramis became engaged to a girl, Isabelle, that he got pregnant with his child. However, they did not marry each other and the engagement fell through. Aramis joined the regiment in 1622 when it was first formed. About five years prior to the series, Aramis and his friend, Marsac, were the only survivors of a massacre at Savoy, which had left Aramis ashamed and distraught. It is unknown how they met, but eventually Aramis met Porthos and Athos and became each others' best friends and brothers-in-arms

Cosette d'Artagnan
Cosette is another important woman in Aramis' life and the only girl that Aramis loves familially rather than romantic due to her age and closeness with each other. He was initially unaware of Cosette's identity as a girl, even calling her a "brother" when they first knew each other; however, Aramis knows her secret in "Musketeers Don't Die Easily" when he patches up her wound. Alternatively, he calls her "sister" at one point.

Adele Bessette
Aramis had an affair with Adele Bessette, who also was in a relationship with Armand Richelieu. He was told she moved to the countryside, unaware she was dead. In her dying breaths, she proclaimed that she would always love Aramis.

Isabelle
Aramis was once engaged to Isabelle, a girl he got pregnant. They were to marry but when they lost the baby, her father broke off the marriage. Aramis was unexpectedly reunited with her in a convent during the siege. She was unfortunately killed in the skirmish, causing Aramis to mourn for the girl he once would marry.

Aramis later names her as one of the women he ever loved and one of the women he lost.

Queen Anne
Aramis once saved Queen Anne during a prison break while she was visiting the Chatalet to pardon convicts. In gratitude, she gave him her Christ pendant, which he always wore. They had a brief affair with the Queen in "Knight Takes Queen." Both of them genuinely love one another but can't be together because Anne is a married woman and the Queen of France.