Haunt (JON x ARYA)

Haunt (JON x ARYA)

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Last published суб, июн. 1, 2019

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"Nothing is either better or worse than anything, nothing, Is just nothing..." The Stark's are scattered and broken. 3 children, Seven kingdoms, And the dead in their thousands, calling them- Haunting them... but meanwhile- Arya fights an all new enemy, one which she can't stick with the pointy end, and beats within her very chest. Struggling with herself, to come to terms with the horrors of her childhood. A large Northern keep, haunted by death and sorrow watches as the days grow shorter and the nights longer. The once bastard, now king in the North struggles to find a foothold in his new court. Northmen are different he soon discovers, more loyal, And far more stubborn. For within the castle itself, a bitter Sansa Stark discovers a gift from her late husband and strives to conceal it from the keen eyes of her Aunts killer. The North remembers And what they do, will haunt the land forever Winter has come. The Game begins... The Jon x Arya story you've all been waiting for. Disclaimer: All credit to George R R Martin. Plain and simple :)

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