Lyanna grins at him. “Just a few things,” she echoes, teasing. “I’m supplying an entire manor house on my own. I may have gone just a little... overboard.” For the first time, truly. It hadn’t fallen solely on her in Winterfell, and after running away with Rhaegar there hadn’t been a manor house to supply. So it’s all new. And she’s being thorough.
But it’s good that they’ve crossed paths. She’s been thinking about them, and her new home, and come to some decisions. So she doesn’t waste any time in mentioning it. “And I’m glad to have run into you. I wanted to make an offer to you and Annie. My home is large enough for three people. Four, should my brother return. More than large enough. And I thought. If you both wanted to. You could claim a room as your own. Move in with me.”
She finds that she’s... hopeful, that they will. “It’s removed enough from town to be secluded and with plenty of privacy, but close enough to not make getting supplies a chore.” She likes it. She likes it a lot. And she hopes they will, too.
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But it’s good that they’ve crossed paths. She’s been thinking about them, and her new home, and come to some decisions. So she doesn’t waste any time in mentioning it. “And I’m glad to have run into you. I wanted to make an offer to you and Annie. My home is large enough for three people. Four, should my brother return. More than large enough. And I thought. If you both wanted to. You could claim a room as your own. Move in with me.”
She finds that she’s... hopeful, that they will. “It’s removed enough from town to be secluded and with plenty of privacy, but close enough to not make getting supplies a chore.” She likes it. She likes it a lot. And she hopes they will, too.