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Chapter Twelve: The Night Lands

A/N: Just a short chapter with some fluff/smut between Robb and Leina. Sorry about the lack of updates. I just started my freshman year of college and being a nursing major is kicking my butt already

I woke up the next morning to Robb’s lips sucking at that one sweet spot behind my ear, along with his scruff scratching my neck and jawline. 

I moaned at the feeling, reaching up to rub my eyes, trying to get rid of the sleepiness they still held. Before I could open my eyes however, Robb moved his lips over to mine, kissing me passionately.

“Mmm,” I murmured and he started moving down my neck again. “Good morning to you too.”

He untied my nightgown, pulling it open, starting to kiss and nip at my breasts. 

“Morning, my love,” he answered me. “I’m so happy you’re here.”

“I... uhh,” I couldn’t form any words as his lips made their way to my inner thighs. I spread my legs a bit, giving him a bit more room.

“Gonna make you feel good,” he told me right before he licked my slit and stopped at my clit to suck on it slightly.

He inserted a finger, pumping in and out slowly. 

“Robb,” I moaned out, lifting my hips up to meet his mouth. “More... please.”

He grunted a bit when I gripped his curls tightly. Everything he did felt amazing. It had been so long since we had done anything.

It wasn’t long before he had made me come and then he had made love to me, giving me another orgasm. 

I cuddled into his chest afterwards and he combed his fingers through my hair. 

“I love you,” I told him. “I missed you while we were apart.”

“You can’t have missed me more than I missed you,” he chuckled.

“Not a chance,” I giggled at him.

His hand moved down towards my stomach, rubbing soft circles.

“I can’t believe you’re pregnant,” he whispered. 

“I didn’t even realize it until Maester Luwin mentioned that my nauseousness and dizziness was getting out of hand,” I sighed.

“I wish I could’ve been there for you.”

“You were busy, being the King in the North,” I giggled. 

He chuckled, pressing a kiss to my forehead. 

“Are you sure you’ll be okay meeting with Renly Baratheon?” he asked after a moment of silence. 

“Yes,” i reassured him. “I always got along better with him than my Uncle Stannis. He seemed to like me a bit, and he knows that my father taught me everything he knew. He’ll trust that I know what I’m talking about. And don’t worry, the baby will be fine. Don’t you trust me?”

“Of course I trust you, my love,” he said. “I just worry. I love you so much.”

“Everything’s going to be okay,” I told him, pressing a kiss to his lower jaw.

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Chapter Eleven: The North Remembers

I had been traveling for weeks now on horseback with a few of Winterfell’s remaining guards. I only took three with me, not wanting to take too many of the few remaining men from protecting the people of Winterfell.

I was extremely tired, having been too anxious to sleep much, and thanked all the gods when I saw Robb’s camp set up in the distance. I flicked the reins on my horse to make him run the rest of the way. 

As I approached the camp, I slowed down so that the guards looking over the camp would be able to see that my cloak and saddle had the Stark emblem embroidered on them. The last thing that I needed was to be shot with an arrow just moments before I saw Robb again.

“Leina?” I heard a familiar voice call out to me as I slowed down to a complete stop. 

“Lady Stark!” I called out to my now mother-in-law as one of the guards came over to help me down from the horse. I ran over to her surprised figure and wrapped her in a hug. I had missed her more than I thought that I would. 

“Leina, you’re married to my son. You don't have to call me Lady Stark,” she chuckled. I blushed a bit, still not quite used to that. 

“Umm... where can I find Robb?” I asked, looking around. 

“I can take you, he’s right over here.”

I followed her as she lead me around the corner and towards a large cage. I saw Robb standing just outside of the opening of it with Greywind. Catelyn pushed me forward a bit, encouraging me to go on without her.

“Robb!” I called out as a ran over to him. He glanced up from whatever he was looking at and a look of disbelief crossed over his face.

“Leina? What are you doing here?” He asked me after I had jumped into his open arms. I wrapped my arms around his neck, burying my face in his neck as he wrapped one arm around my waist and gripped my hair with his other hand. 

I pulled back a bit, ignoring his question for the moment, and kissed him fiercely. We were interrupted by another familiar voice coming from inside the cage. 

“You know,” the voice called out. “It’s quite inappropriate to do that while you’re only betrothed. Don’t you have any respect?”

Robb’s grip on me tightened as he set me down. I turned my head slightly and noticed my Uncle Jaime chained up in the cage, with Greywind circling around him.

“Why don’t you show some respect, Uncle?” I retorted back at him.

“And why would I do that? You are nothing of importance. That’s why we sent you to the fucking North to marry this scum. You were a waste of space in Kings Landing and your mother couldn’t stand to even look at you,” Jaime muttered with disgust.

“How dare-” I stopped Robb by placing my hand on his chest. I stepped forward, Robb reluctantly letting me step into the cage. 

“You should show me some respect because I am the Queen in the North,” I showed him my wedding ring as I continued speaking. “You should show me some respect because I am the only legitimate daughter of Robert Baratheon. And you should probably show me some respect due to the fact that my husband’s direwolf is circling you like prey, ready to sink his teeth into your neck.”

By the time I had finished my speech, I was standing directly in front of him with Greywind at my side growling in his face. I didn’t give him a chance to respond before I turned around and slammed the cage door behind me.

“I can’t believe that you’re here,” Robb whispered as we made it back to his tent. “Not that I am not happy to see you, but why are you here?”

“I had something important to tell you and I couldn’t send it to you with a raven.”

“You can tell me anything, my love.”

“I... I’m with child Robb,” I said softly.

“You’re.... you’re pregnant? Are you sure?” he asked, his eyes wild.

“Yes,” I laughed at his shocked expression. “The nausea and not being able to sleep kind of convinced me. And Maester Luwin’s confirmation helped as well I suppose.”

“I can’t believe it!” he exclaimed as he picked me up and swung me around and kissed me. “I love you.”

“I love you too,” I whispered.

“What a happy sight,” Lady Catelyn said as she walked into the tent. 

“Mother!” Robb exclaimed. “Leina’s pregnant! Isn’t that great?”

Catelyn stopped in her tracks, holding a hand to her heart. 

“That’s wonderful!” she said, stepping over to me and wrapping me in a hug. “I am so happy for you, my love.”

“Is there something you needed, Mother?” Robb asked. “Not that I want you to leave.”

“I understand, but yes I did have something to ask you. I was thinking, that since Leina is here now, maybe I should ride back to Winterfell to be with Bran and Rickon.”

Robb hesitated before answering. 

“I was actually thinking of sending you to try and make an alliance with Renly Baratheon,” he eventually responded.

“I can go,” I piped up. Uncle Renly was nice enough to me when I was a child. Better than Stannis ever was. “Your mother misses her children, Robb. Let her go and watch over Winterfell.”

“I don’t know if I want you riding, Leina. What about the baby?”

“I’ll be just fine... we’ll be just fine,” I responded, resting one hand on my stomach. “I’ll be back before you know it.”

“I just got you back, Leina... I’ve missed you.”

“I’ve missed you too, but you know this is the right thing to do.”

“Alright, Mother,” he decided. “You may go back to Winterfell and Leina will leave in two days time to make an alliance with Renly Baratheon.”

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Chapter Ten: Fire and Blood

A/N: This is the last chapter of season one! Please message me with any ideas that you guys might want to see for season two! I really want you guys to have an input and that can’t happen unless you let me know. Please don’t be shy! Thanks so much for the support and love for this story:)

I had written to Robb the moment that I had found out about his father’s death. I needed to make sure that he was alright. He was obviously hurting, but he had to be strong as he really was in charge of the North now. 

He told me that his bannermen had been debating who to align themselves with. Both of my uncles, Renly and Stannis, had put in their claims to the throne. Robb had decided to reveal that Joffrey, Myrcella, and Tommen were not related to my father and that I was actually the rightful heir to the throne. 

Apparently Jon Umber had become irritated by that, asking why the North couldn’t just be the rulers of the Kingdoms. It was true, I guess. The only reason that the South was in charge was due to the Targaryen dragons. But those weren’t a threat anymore.

Robb also told me that his mother had visited Jaime in the cage they were keeping him in. He had taunted her about her husbands death and told her that he did push Bran out of the tower, but he wouldn’t say why.

Catelyn had put it together then that he must have seen something that he shouldn’t have when he had climbed the tower. But what could he have seen that was so bad? It was then that she realized that he must have seen proof of Jaime and my mother’s sexual relationship. 

My uncle was so caught off guard by this assumption that his reaction had accidentally confirmed this to be true. 

While things outside of Winterfell were crazy, things were even crazier here. More specifically, with myself. I was nauseous all the time and I was constantly tired. I had originally passed it off as stress, but as it continued to get worse, I decided it was time to get some help.

So that is how I found myself in mine and Robb’s chambers with Maester Luwin one morning after throwing up three times. 

“My Lady,” he said softly as I sat on the bed. “I think I know why you’re not feeling well.”

“What is it?” I asked softly.

“When did you and Robb last... have intercourse?” he replied hesitantly.

“Ummm.... the night before he left Winterfell,” I blushed. 

“My Lady, I think that you’re pregnant.”

“What?”

“You’re pregnant.”

I was in shock. How had I not seen this coming? Of course! The nausea, the throwing up, the tiredness; it all pointed to the conclusion that I was pregnant. I had to tell Robb. What if he died and never knew about our child? I couldn’t allow that to happen.

“Maester?” I started as I stood up and called my ladies into the room. “Get some men together. I’m going to meet Robb.”

“Leina, you-”

“Don’t tell me what I can and cannot do, Maester,” I firmly said. “I am leaving you in charge. You must help Bran and Rickon. Do you understand?”

“Yes My Lady, of course.”

“Get my things packed and ready,” I told my ladies as they entered the room. “I leave in the morning.”

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Chapter Nine: Baelor

A/N: I am so so so so so sorry about the long ass wait! I’ve been super busy and I know this chapter is really short, but I am already working on the next chapter and it will hopefully be up in the next week:)

Things had been somewhat quiet back in Winterfell. I was helping Maester Luwin run things since Bran and Rickon were too young to. 

I missed Robb so much it hurt. We sent letters of course, but it wasn’t the same. But he told me everything about what was happening where he was.

House Frey had not taken up arms against the Lannisters and had told Robb that he wouldn’t unless he got something in return. He demanded that Robb marry one of his children, but obviously this couldn’t happen.

When Catelyn found out that we had gotten married already she was disappointed that she hadn’t been there, but was ultimately overjoyed that we were happy. She was the one that backed Robb up to Lord Frey as no one had heard of our marriage yet.

Once Lord Frey finally believed that Robb was in fact married to me, the deal was made for Arya and Bran were betrothed to Frey children and Robb had to take Olyvar Frey as a squire. 

This war was hard on Robb. He had a good heart, almost too good. He had sent a small portion of his army to delay Tywin’s forces while his main army marched on Riverrun to attack Jaime’s forces.

While he had won the Battle of the Whispering Wood and had taken my uncle Jaime as prisoner, he felt terrible for sending those 2000 men towards Tywin to die. I wrote back and assured him that what he had done was necessary and those men had done what they were supposed to do, but it didn’t exactly help. 

Bran and Rickon missed their family terribly, especially Catelyn. I wrote to her as well, encouraging Bran to as well. He and I would help Rickon who wasn’t able to write on his own yet. 

Things were running smoothly until suddenly... it wasn’t. Word of Lord Stark’s death reached all corners of the Seven Kingdoms within days. I was the one that had to tell Bran and Rickon. It was heartbreaking to see them cry. And it was difficult not to cry while comforting them.

I knew my brother Joffrey was horrible, but I didn’t want to believe that he was this much of a monster. I was terrified for Sansa and Arya. What would happen if Robb didn’t get to them in time? All these thoughts were making me sick. 

All I knew was that this war was going to be a long and heartbreaking one.

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Chapter Eight: The Pointy End

It hadn’t even been a week since we had received Lord Stark’s urgent letter regarding the parentage of my siblings. It had been a few days of chaotic thoughts going through my head. I was still wrapping my mind around the fact that I was the rightful heir to the throne. 

What was I supposed to do with this information? Did I even want to be queen? I sure as hell didn’t want Joffrey to be king. But my mother and older brother would have me beheaded if I even tried to claim the throne.

And I honestly thought that I wouldn’t have to think about any of this again for a long time, but I was wrong. My peaceful time with my new husband in Winterfell was officially over when Sansa’s letter arrived. 

Robb and I had been going through some messages at his desk when the letter arrived. He read it quickly and glanced at me, as if he was unsure how to tell me what he had just read.

“What’s wrong?” I asked softly. 

“It’s-” he stopped himself. 

“Just tell me,” I whispered, walking towards him.

“Leina.... it’s your father.”

“What?”

“There was a hunting accident. He was hurt... badly. He’s gone.” he whispered. 

It was quiet after that. I wrapped my arms around myself and turned away from him. Oh gods, does that mean that I’m queen? No, mother would never allow that. I couldn’t cry right now. There were things to discuss. I took a deep breath and turned back towards Robb.

“Who wrote the letter?” I asked.

“It’s Sansa’s handwriting, but... she doesn’t write like this,” he said cautiously, as if I could break at any second.

“Can I read it?” I asked firmly. He handed me the letter and I quickly scanned it. My mother had definitely written this. And she was asking Robb to pledge fealty to King Joffrey? My idiotic impulsive ass of an older brother was now King? If I allowed this to continue the entirety of the kingdom would go down in flames.

“My mother wrote this.”

“Leina we don’t have to-”

“Yes we do Robb. My brother is King now. He will burn this kingdom to the ground with his idiotic decisions. He doesn’t deserve this. He isn’t even-”

“Leina!” Robb interrupted me. “You need to calm down for a second. You just found out that your father-”

“Don’t say it!” I yelled out. “I can’t think about that right now, Robb. There’s so much to do. What are we going to do about this Robb? Oh gods, I don’t know if I want to be queen, but I sure as hell don’t want Joffrey to be king!”

Robb is silent for a moment, slightly shocked by my outburst. 

“Well I am not pledging fealty to him if that is what you’re asking,” he told me.

“What are we going to do?” I asked tearfully.

“I am going to send ravens to the bannermen. They’ve always wanted to defend my father. This is the time. We are going to announce that you are the rightful heir to the throne and the truth about your sibling’s parentage will be spread across this kingdom. No one will stand in our way.”

“My mother will not accept me as queen, none of the Lannisters will. They all despise me.”

“I won’t allow them to hurt you, Leina,” he assured me, pulling me into his arms and stroking me cheek. “You are my wife and my bannermen will defend you as well.”

“What if I don’t make a good queen?” I asked fearfully. “It’s always been about Joffrey. It was never about me. I-”

“Leina, you’ll be a wonderful queen,” he whispered. “And I’ll be there for you, always.”

“I love you.” 

“And I love you.”

A few weeks later and Robb’s bannermen had arrived in Winterfell. There were so many things to do regarding the war we were about to start. I was terrified, but it had to be done.

And right now, at this moment, Robb and I were sitting at the head of one of the tables in the main hall. We were holding a feast for the newly-arrived bannermen and there was a bit of tension over some of the decisions Robb and I had made regarding who would be leading the vanguard.

“For 30 years I’ve been making corpses out of men, boy,” Greatjon Umber was saying. “I’m the man you want leading the vanguard.”

Bran and Theon glanced over at Robb to see how he would handle this. 

“Galbart Glover will lead the van,” he responded confidently.

“The bloody wall will melt before an Umber marches behind a Glover!” Greatjon exploded. “I will lead the van or I will take my men and march them home.”

The table was silent for a moment before Robb’s eyes hardened.

“You are welcome to do so, Lord Umber,” he said dangerously as he slowly stood from his seat. “And when I am done with the Lannisters, I will march back North, root you out of your keep and hang you for an oathbreaker.”

“Oathbreaker, is it?” Lord Umber exclaimed, standing from his seat as well. “I’ll not sit here and swallow insults from a boy so green he pisses grass!”

And with that, Lord Umber reached to unsheathe his sword from his belt. Everything that happened in the next ten seconds was a blur. Theon and Robb’s closest men stood from their seats, Robb moved so he was slightly in front of me, and Greywind jumped onto the table and ran at Lord Umber, tackling him to the ground.

The sounds of Lord Umber’s yelling and the ripping of flesh filled the room and I reached for Robb’s hand and held it tightly.

“My Lord father taught me it was death to bare steel against your liege lord,” Robb spoke again, squeezing my hand slightly. “But doubtless, the Greatjon only meant to cut my meat for me.”

“Your meat.... is bloody tough,” Greatjon spoke, holding up his hand to show his now missing fingers before starting to laugh manically.

The entire hall then erupted in loud laughter as I let out a sigh of relief.

It was later that night that the fact that we had just started a war finally hit me. Robb was leaving Winterfell in the morning with the Bannermen and I was to stay here with Bran and Rickon. I was in charge of Winterfell while Robb was away since Bran was too young.

But I was terrified that Robb was going to die before our life together could even begin.

“Leina?” Robb interrupted my thoughts. “What’s the matter?”

“I just....” I could barely get the words out. “Be careful.... please. Come back to me.”

“Of course,” he whispered back to me. “I’ll always come back to you.”

He kissed me softly at first, before gripping the back of my neck, firmly pulling me closer to him.

“I love you,” he said, pulling away from me slightly and kissing down my neck.

“Oh gods,” I moaned softly, grabbing at the curls at the back of his neck. “I love you too.”

He turned me around and started to pull at the strings of my corset.

“Why do you even wear this bloody thing?” he muttered to himself as he struggled. I only giggled in response before he finally got it untied.

He pulled my undergarments down and my nipples hardened form the cold air in the room.

Robb pulled me towards him so my bare back was against his clothed chest. He kissed my neck again as he gripped my right breast in one hand, massaging it, and trailed his other hand down towards my thighs.

He pushed my legs apart and started to run his fingers up and down my folds, feeling how wet I was.

I whimpered slightly when he nipped at my neck and dipped a finger in.

“You’re so wet for me, my love,” he whispered in my ear.

As he started to thrust his fingers faster and rub at my nipple more firmly I could feel that ball in my stomach get larger. I was moaning louder now and I was going to cum any second now.

I grabbed his forearm and pulled at it weakly.

“Robb...” I moaned. “Please... I want to cum with you inside me. Please.”

He pulled his fingers out of me and held them up to my mouth. I sucked on them, making sure to get every last bit.

Robb pulled his shirt and pants off before leading me to the bed. I laid on the furs on the bed as he supported himself on top of me. He thrust into me slowly. We weren’t fucking, we were making love.

We both came together before we lay pressed up against each other.

“I love you so much,” I told him. “Please don’t die. I can’t do this without you. I need you.”

“I won’t ever leave you, my love,” he said back to me. “You’re my life now and I won’t die before we can have a future together with 10 kids and 100 grandchildren.”

“10 children?” I giggled, looking up at him.

“At the very least!” he chuckled before kissing me again.

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Chapter Seven: You Win or You Die

*there will be smut in this chapter

After a week filled with dress fittings and last minute wedding plans, the day had come. I hadn’t been allowed to see Robb all day, something about it being bad luck. But I had been preoccupied by my handmaidens, who were busy getting me ready for the small evening ceremony in the Godswood.

My long dark hair had been braided and wrapped around my head to create something like a halo. A small tiara that my father had gave me for my 13th nameday was nestled in the braided halo as well. He had told me that he’d had it made for his betrothed, Lyanna Stark, before she had been kidnapped. I figured it was fitting to wear it.

My dress was the most soft and beautiful thing I had ever worn. It was exactly meant for colder weather, so I would be a little chilly out in the woods, but I could deal with it for a little while. 

The flowers on it were just as I imagined, starting right under my breasts and wrapping around the back of the dress. I couldn’t be happier about how it turned out and I had thanked the seamstress profoundly.

The giggling of my handmaidens was interrupted by a knock on the door.

“Come in!” I called out, turning around once more to look at myself in the mirror to make sure everything was perfect.

“Are you ready? Robb is making his way down to the Godswood, m’lady,” Maester Luwin asked as he stepped into the room, followed by Hodor carrying Bran and little Rickon trailing behind slightly, both looking adorable in their fancy coats and furs.

“I think so,” I answered nervously before addressing the two boys. “Don’t you two look dashing!”

“You look beautiful, Leina,” Rickon said softly, coming forward to give me a hug while Bran nodded in agreement.

“Well thank you,” I blushed. “Shall we get going then?”

We all made our way down to the Godswood, Maester Luwin walking ahead to tell Robb that we were on our way. Bran, Hodor, and Rickon then ran ahead to stand as witnesses to the wedding, along with my handmaidens and Theon. 

As I turned the corner to what we had determined to be the aisle I would walk down, I caught Robb’s eye. As soon as we made eye contact, I felt a few tears well up in my eyes as a huge grin appeared on Robb’s face. 

As I walked up to him, he grabbed my hands and held them between us.

Throughout the entire ceremony, I barely listened to a word that was said, only responding when prompted. I was too lost in Robb’s blue eyes. Before I knew it, the ceremony was over and Robb was kissing me softly as everyone around us clapped happily.

It was then when I realized how cold I actually was in the dress that I was wearing. I shivered slightly as we broke away and Robb rubbed his hands up and down my arms in an attempt to warm me up.

“I told you to wear your cloak,” he chided me as he took off one of his furs and wrapped it around my shoulders.

“And I told you that if I did wear my cloak, all the flowers on my dress would be covered!” I laughed at his incredulous expression.

He just laughed and kissed me again before leading me back inside the castle for the feast that had been prepared.

Later on, after a few hours of eating and dancing, it was time for the part of one’s wedding day that I was terrified of: the bedding ceremony.

I had heard some stories, and I knew that I would inevitably have to do this, but it seemed shocking to me that it would happen tonight. And to say I was nervous would be an understatement. I wondered if Robb was as nervous as I am.

Maester Luwin had told us that we needed someone in the room with us when we.... did it, I suppose. This was to ensure that we had actually... done it. It was tradition, he had said. I had become flustered after he had said that and Robb had gripped my hand a bit tighter in comfort. He had then suggested that maybe, if someone had to be there, one of my handmaidens could be the one to do it. That way I could be more comfortable.

So as Robb and I made our way to his chambers, Jane, one of my handmaidens, followed behind us and sat quietly in the corner of the room.

The fire was ablaze in his fireplace, well I guess it was now our fireplace. I was to move into his room tomorrow now that we were married. So it was a little bit warmer than the main hall where we’d had the feast, but still a little bit chilly over where the bed was.

As if he could sense my nervousness, Robb kissed me softly.

“Don’t be nervous, love,” he whispered. 

“It’s just... I don’t really know what I’m doing.”

“And you think I do?” he chuckled softly. “I haven’t done anything like this either.”

I blushed then and he took off his remaining furs and I followed suit, taking off the cloak that he had given me earlier on. 

I boldly reached over and started to untie his shirt and he then lifted it over his head. I sucked in my breath at the sight. 

“May I?” he asked me, reaching for the delicate sleeves holding my dress up. 

I nodded and he slipped them down my arms. I covered my breasts as he laid the dress down on a chair. He kissed me again, a little more fiercely now. He pulled my arms away from my chest and I hesitantly wrapped them around his neck, pressing my bare chest against his.

His hands wandered down to just underneath my bum and he lifted me up. I made a sound of surprise and wrapped my legs around his waist as he carried me over to the bed. 

He laid me gently on the bed, pulling back so he could take his trousers off. I got a glance at his manhood and I sucked in a breath as I had never seen one before. 

He climbed onto the bed after me and pulled the sheer curtains around the bed so that there was at least some layer of privacy.

He kissed me again, squeezing one of my breasts in his hand. I moaned softly as he rubbed my nipple between his fingers. He shifted slightly and wrapped his lips around my other breast and my hands gripped the hair at the back of his neck slightly.

I squeezed my legs together slightly, feeling something that I hadn’t ever felt before down there. I could also feel his length hardening on my thigh and I lifted my hips slightly, earning a grunt from Robb. 

He kissed up my neck until he reached my lips, tugging at my bottom lip slightly, as his hand wandered down. His hand cupped my womanhood and I let out my loudest moan yet. 

“Robb,” I breathed out as my fingernails dragged down his back. “Oh gods, I love you.”

“I love you too,” he whispered. “Are you ready?”

“I... I think so... it’s going to hurt, isn’t it?”

“I’ll go slow, my love,” he reassured me.

I nodded and he pecked me on the lips once more before starting to press into me. It didn’t hurt at first, it was only slightly uncomfortable, but it did get worse as he pressed in.

I gasped slightly and Robb stopped abruptly. 

“No, don’t stop,” I assured him. “I’ll be fine.”

He kissed me as he pushed in the rest of the way, holding it there for a minute until I gave him the go ahead. He pulled out slightly, pushing back in again, and then continuing. It hurt a bit at first, but I got used to the feeling of it eventually. 

I encouraged him to go faster and he happily did so. Moans were flying freely now and hands were all over. I could feel something in my tummy building up as Robb thrusted. 

“Oh gods,” I moaned. “Robb... I-”

“Shhh,” he comforted me. “It’s alright. Let it out.”

I moaned louder as I rolled my hips into his. The ball in my tummy kept building until it was almost too much. And when that ball burst, it was the most euphoric feeling I had ever felt. 

I stiffened slightly and tightly gripped Robb’s curls. He grunted as his thrusts became sloppier as he came as well. I could feel him inside me and that made my orgasm last longer. 

He pulled me in for another kiss and didn’t stop kissing me until we had both calmed slightly.

I heard the door to the room open and close softly, signaling that Jane, my handmaiden, had left the room to give us privacy.

“I love you,” he confidently told me, pecking me on the lips one last time before slowly pulling out of me. 

He grabbed a towel from the table near the bed and cleaned us both up before pulling back the furs on the bed, letting us both get under the covers. 

I cuddled closer to his warm chest, resting my head on it as he laid on his back and wrapped his arms around me tightly.

The tiredness that I was feeling finally caught up to me right after Robb kissed me lovingly on the forehead.

I woke up the next morning to the sunlight shining softly through the windows. My legs were tangled up in Robb’s and my chest was pressed up against his.

I shifted slightly, realizing we were both still naked. I glanced up at him to see that he was awake as well.

“Good morning,” he murmured.

“Morning,” I whispered.

“How are you feeling?”

“A little bit sore,” I answered. “But I’m so happy that I’m your wife now.”

“And I am happy to be your husband,” he replied and then kissed me. I kissed him back, wrapping my leg higher up on his waist.

He gripped my thigh with one hand while the other stroked my cheek. 

“Unless you want to have a repeat of last night,” he pulled away. “I think we should stop.”

“What made you think I want to stop?” I smiled.

He grinned and pulled me in for another kiss before rolling on top of me.

A few weeks later, while getting ready to go to sleep, there was a knock on the door to Robb’s chamber.

“Come in,” Robb called. I continued to brush my hair, taking it out of the braids I had it in all day.

“My Lord,” the boy started. “I’m sorry it’s so late, but an urgent message just arrived from Kings Landing.”

The boy handed Robb the envelope before closing the door behind him as he left. Robb sat at his desk and opened the letter, quickly scanning it.

“Who’s it from?” I asked.

“My father.”

“Is something wrong?”

“Umm... everyone’s is fine,” he replied.

“Why does it sound like you’re lying?”

He was quiet after that. I turned around, setting my brush down. He was leaning over the letter, glancing at another piece of paper that looked like it had been ripped out of a book. He ran a hand through his hair, clearly shocked by what he was reading.

“Robb,” I said as I stood and walked over to him. “What is it?”

His only response was to hand me the letter that his father sent him.

Son,

I write this letter to inform you of some disturbing news. Tensions are high here in Kings Landing and I’m afraid that the news from your mother has contributed to that tension. I do believe that Cersei Lannister is responsible for Bran falling from that tower and I have discovered something else. Earlier today, I was directed to a book that Jon Arryn, the previous hand, had read just before he died. There was a certain page in that book that shows the lineage of the Baratheon family. I have ripped out said page and sent it with this letter. And as you can see, all children of the Baratheon line have had black hair. Never blonde. Even when the wife or husband of the Baratheon had blonde hair. The only children in the line that don’t have black hair are Joffrey, Myrcella, and Tommen. That being said, I believe Leina to be the only legitimate child of Cersei and Robert. She is the legitimate heir to the throne, not Joffrey. I also believe that Jon Arryn discovered this information and that is the reason that he died. I send this letter with great caution, but it was something that you both needed to know.

Your father,

Lord Eddard Stark

“Leina?” Robb asked, concerned after there was a moment of silence. “Are you alright?”

“I’m.... fine,” I replied.

The wheels in my head kept spinning. Was this true? I guess it would make sense.... My mother always treated me differently than my siblings. I just thought it was because I looked so much like my father. I knew she hated him. But if my father wasn’t my sibling’s father, then who was?

“Do you believe it?” he asked, grabbing my hand and pulling me closer to him.

“Yes,” I answered. “It would explain why she’s always hated me.”

“She’s your mother,” he tried. “She doesn’t hate you.”

“Yes she does, Robb!” I exclaimed. “She’s always treated me differently than my siblings and she has mentally and sometimes physically abused me throughout my childhood. The only thing that I want to know now is who her lover is.”

“Shhh, my love. It’s alright.”

“My whole life is a lie! And what if my mother finds out that I know!? She’ll kill me! She doesn’t want me to be Queen! Oh gods I-”

Robb cut me off with a soft kiss on the lips.

“Do not think like that, Leina! I won’t let anyone hurt you. I will protect you. I would die for you.”

“I love you too.” I said and kissed him fiercely. “No matter what.”

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Chapter Six: A Golden Crown

Ever since we confessed our love for each other, things in Winterfell had been even more blissful than before. Since we weren’t quite sure when Lady Stark would be back, I had started to loosely plan things for the wedding. 

But the only thing that I could really do was meet with some of the best seamstresses in Winterfell to start designing my wedding dress. I wasn’t quite sure what I wanted, but I knew that I wanted flowers on it. 

I liked the idea of having flowers on my dress because it reminded me of one of the only happy places of my childhood, the castle gardens. The flowers there were beautiful and if I couldn’t be married there, then I at least wanted something on my dress to remind me of that. Plus, the ring that Robb had given me was shaped as a rose.

But of course, all good things had to come to an end. Word came from Kings Landing that Robb’s father had been attacked by my very own Uncle Jaime. He had pierced his sword through Lord Stark’s leg due to Lady Stark’s capture of Tyrion Lannister. 

Robb wasn’t sure what to do. Theon kept urging Robb to act on what had happened, saying that he should defend his father when he wasn’t able to defend himself.

To get his mind off of things, Robb decided to take Bran out into the woods for a ride on his new saddle that had just been finished. I decided to stay back at the castle to have a fitting for my dress, but Theon rode with them, much to Robb’s dismay.

I had been there, though, when Bran had gotten into his new saddle for the first time. The joyous look on his face as he rode around was enough to make anyone’s day. I hadn’t seen him smile like that in ages. 

Robb kissed me goodbye before the three of them rode off into the woods as I made my way to my dress fitting.

A few hours later, I was sitting by the fire in my chambers, reading one of the books that I brought with me from Kings Landing. Robb had been gone awhile now and it was getting dark now.

It had been quiet around the castle this afternoon, but it was at that moment that I heard some yelling from down in the courtyard. I walked over to my window and glanced down at the commotion outside.

I gasped when I saw Robb carrying Bran into the castle and Theon roughly dragging a wildling behind them. I rushed out of my room and down the stairs to the main hall, picking up the skirt of my dress slightly so I wouldn’t trip.

I burst into the main hall, where I walked into Maester Luwin patching up Bran’s leg, which seemed to have a gash in it, maybe from a sword. 

“Robb!?” I exclaimed as I approached him, gaining his attention. “Are you alright? What happened?”

“Some wildlings decided to attack Bran in the woods,” he answered gruffly, pulling me closer. “Bran got a little cut up, but i’m alright.”

“How many were there?”

“Four. But there’s only one left,” he answered, gesturing to the dirty woman that Theon was holding. 

“My Lord!” the woman exclaimed, attempting to come forward. “I just wanted to thank you again! I-”

“Quiet!” Theon shouted at her, dragging her back towards him as Robb shifted so that I was slightly behind him.

I went to go check on Bran then. 

“How are you feeling?” I asked him, swiping his hair out of his eyes and stroking his cheek slightly.

“I can’t feel a thing, actually,” he replied quite cheerfully considering the situation.

“Well that’s good then,” I laughed slightly, patting him on the cheek before making my way back over to Robb, who had just sent Theon and the woman away.

“It’s getting late, Leina,” Robb said. “Why don’t I walk you back to your room?”

“Alright then,” I answered. “Goodnight, Bran!”

“Goodnight, Leina!” he said back as Hodor carried him back to his room.

Robb was quiet as we walked back to my room. And when we finally got there, he still hadn’t said anything.

“What’s the matter?” I asked him.

“I don’t want to wait any longer to marry you,” he answered after a beat of silence. “What if something had happened in the woods today and I had died? I don’t want my life to end without marrying you. And with all the tension between the Lannisters and my father, I don’t know if war is avoidable or not.”

“But what about your mother? Shouldn’t we wait until she gets back?” I incredulously asked him.

“We can have a small ceremony in the Godswood before she gets home,” he replied. “And then we can have a huge wedding party with your father and my family when things settle down.”

“Do you really want to do this?” I asked softly.

“Of course, my love,” he whispered. “I love you and I cannot go another day without being your husband.”

“Well, my dress isn’t quite finished yet....”

“As soon as it’s done then!” Robb exclaimed before he pecked me on the lips as he picked me up and swung me around happily. 

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Chapter Five: The Wolf and the Lion

It had been about a month since Lady Stark had left Winterfell, meaning that she had probably just arrived in Kings Landing to warn Lord Stark about what she had discovered about Bran. 

It wasn’t hard to see that Bran was struggling. I mean, who wouldn’t be? Everything that he did was different. His saddle wasn’t ready yet so he couldn’t ride and he was having trouble with his archery. It was hard to get the kind of grip and strength that you need to use the bow and arrow without being able to stand on your own.

It was then that I had remembered something that I had once read about the Dothraki. They used a shortbow, the kind that was used in mounted combat. It was made to be used while riding a horse, and therefore not using your legs. 

When I suggested this to Bran, his face quite literally lit up. He was now able to do something that was close to what he had done before. It was almost normal for him. 

Bran was also upset about his mother leaving Winterfell before he woke up. Both Robb and I assured him that she had no choice in the matter, but Bran couldn’t see that. But now he had his archery practice to distract him.

But even with all of this, I had never been happier. I was still not used to the cold weather in Winterfell, but I had never felt so much warmth and happiness in my life. Yes, I missed my father very much, but being away from my mother and the rest of the Lannisters was worth that pain.

And it did help that I had fallen in love with Robb Stark. He was so kind and loving and I felt like the luckiest girl in the kingdom to be betrothed to him. 

I had recently celebrated my 16th name day and he had given me the most beautiful ring I had ever seen.

“I figured that since we are to be married,” he had told me as I opened the box. “That I should give you a ring. I would’ve given you one sooner, but I wanted to help design the perfect one.”

The band was silver and was made to look like tiny little leaves that turned into the petals of a rose and there was a single diamond in the center of the flower. It was beautiful. 

Even now, a few weeks after he had given it to me, I couldn’t stop looking at it. After he had given it to me I had practically leapt into his arms and wrapped my arms around his neck, hugging him tightly. 

It was at that moment that I knew that I loved him. I had kissed him fiercely (thankfully we were alone) and we were both breathless by the time that we broke apart for air. 

I still blushed every time that my mind went back to that moment. 

Tonight, Robb had requested that him and i eat in his chambers. We hadn’t had much alone time lately as he had been busy with things around Winterfell. 

“Leina?” he asked me once we had finished up eating. 

“Yes?” I answered, glancing up from looking at my ring. I blushed when I realized that he had caught me staring at it.

“Do you like it?” he asked. “The ring, I mean.”

“Of course I do,” I answered incredulously. “How could I not? It’s beautiful and I can’t stop staring at it.”

“I’m glad that you like it.”

“Like it?” I continued rambling. “I love it. I....”

“You what?”

My cheeks flushed an even deeper red than before, and i stayed silent. Should i tell him? What if he didn’t feel the same way? Did I even feel this way? I had never loved anyone like this before.

“Leina, what is it?” Robb asked, concerned now as I wouldn’t look up at him.

“Umm, nothing,” I replied shakily, standing up from my chair and walking over to the fireplace. “Do you mind fixing up the fire? I guess I’m still not used to the cold. I can go get someone to do it if yo-”

My rambling was cut off by Robb stepping front of me. He lifted my chin up so that I would look him in the eye. 

“Leina, what is it?” he begged. “You can tell me anything,”

“I just... I was gonna say,” I stuttered as he stroked my cheek softly. “I was going to say that I.... I love you.”

He was silent for a moment and I shakily took a breath in, tears welling in my eyes. What if he didn’t feel the same? Oh gods, he doesn’t does he? He wouldn’t have paused like this if he did.

“I... I’m sorry, Robb,” I struggled to get out of his grip, trying to walk to the door of his chambers. “It’s alright if you don’t feel the same. Just forge-”

He put his hand over my mouth, cutting me off. 

“Leina,” he chuckled. “I love you too. You’ve made me so happy since you’ve gotten here and I love you so much.”

“Really?” I giggled slightly.

“Of course,” he answered wiping the few tears that had escaped with his thumb. “And I can’t wait to marry you, my love.”

He pulled me in close, kissing me. This wasn’t like any other kiss we had shared. It was so much more. 

I gripped the curls at the back of his neck, pulling on them slightly. He moaned into my mouth, wrapping his arms around me tightly, one of his hands moving down towards my bum. He gave it a slight squeeze and I jumped, not expecting that.

He gripped the back of my thighs, lifting me up and carrying me over to his bed. Breathless moans echoed softly as he laid me down, climbing on top of me and supporting himself on his forearms. 

We kissed a few minutes longer, but we both knew that we had to stop. As much as I didn’t want to, I knew we had to. The scandal of getting pregnant before marriage would ruin my reputation. 

We broke away breathlessly and I giggled at his flushed face and ruffled curls.

“I love you,” he whispered as he pecked me on the lips once more. 

“I love you,” I whispered back.

“I want to marry you.”

“Well, I would hope so, Stark!” I exclaimed. “We are betrothed after all.”

“Oh, shush,” he muttered. “What I meant was that I want to marry you as soon as possible.”

“How about as soon as your mother gets home?”

“Don’t you want your family to be here?” he questioned.

“The only one that I would even remotely want to be here would be my father, but he is just so busy that I don’t think he would be able to get here anytime soon,” I replied. “And if he comes, then my mother would have to come as well and I don’t ever want to see her again.”

“Are you sure?”

“Absolutely positive.”

“Well then,” he smiled. “It’s settled. As soon as my mother returns, we will get married.”

He kissed me softly before standing up, pulling me with him. 

“Let’s walk you back to your chambers, shall we? What would the servants say if you spent the night, m’lady?”

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Chapter Four: Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things

A few weeks later and I was fully recovered from the attack. I wish I could say the same for Bran. I would spend hours in his room reading to him and having him read to me, but I knew that not being able to walk was killing him inside. He missed going outside and riding his horse and practicing his archery.

Robb and I spent a lot of time trying to convince him that things could go back to almost being normal, but we all obviously knew that what we were saying wasn’t true.

But aside from Bran’s struggles, my Uncle Tyrion was on his way back to Kings Landing from his stay at the Wall. He had always been the only one, other than my father, that had actually cared for me throughout my childhood. But now that I had heard about what my mother had done, I didn’t know who to trust anymore.

These past few weeks since I had found out, I had been a mess. My mother had always been cruel, but how could she have done that to an innocent child? And on top of that, who could I trust? How could I even look at my uncle? What if he had something to do with what had happened to Bran?

And now that Uncle Tyrion and Yoren, a man of the Watch, were stopping in Winterfell on his way back home and the fact that Lady Stark was not here, Robb and I had to meet with him. So here we sat, in the main hall in the castle, sitting in the two thrones on top of the alter. 

And as my uncle and my betrothed spoke, I couldn’t even look up. I sat with my eyes cast down, not wanting to look at someone that could be linked to how Bran fell out of the tower.

I fixed my gaze at the stone wall behind the two men standing in front of Robb and I, listening carefully to their conversation.

“I received a slightly warmer welcome during my last visit,” my uncle was saying.

“Any man of the Night’s Watch is welcome in Winterfell,” Robb replied gruffly.

“Any man of the Night’s Watch, but not I, boy?” 

“I’m not your boy, Lannister. I am Lord of Winterfell while my father is away.”

“You may want to learn a Lord’s courtesy. Well, aside from that,” Tyrion said. “I would like to speak to my niece... or maybe she could at least look me in the eyes.”

I hesitated for a moment before I looked him in the eyes with a glare so fierce that if looks could kill, he would have been dead ten times over.

“Okay... not what I had in mind,” he chuckled nervously. “How are you, my sweet niece? Is this young man treating you well?”

“Don’t speak to her,” Robb interrupted roughly, gripping my hand tighter. “Not unless she addresses you first.”

“I see,” my uncle responded, at the same time that Hodor arrived, carrying a crippled Bran. Tyrion’s face dropped slightly seeing Bran’s lifeless legs dangling as Hodor carried him.

“So it’s true,” Tyrion said softly as Hodor stopped in front of him. “Hello, Bran. Do you remember anything about what happened?”

“He has no memory from that day,” Maester Luwin interjected from the side of the room.

“Curious.”

“Why are you here, Lannister?” Robb asked more forcibly. I squeezed his hand slightly.

“Would your companion be willing to kneel?” Tyrion asked Bran. “My neck is beginning to hurt from looking up.”

“Kneel, Hodor,” Bran replied and Hodor did as he was told.

“Do you like to ride, Bran?”

“Yes.... well I mean I did like to.”

“The boy has lost the use of his legs,” Maester interjected once again.

“What of it? With the right horse and saddle, even a cripple can ride,” he said confidently.

“I’m not a cripple,” Bran said with conviction.

“Then I am not a dwarf, my father will rejoice to hear it,” Tyrion muttered sarcastically. “I have a gift for you.”

Tyrion handed Bran a piece of parchment.

“Give that to your saddler, he will provide the rest. You have to shape the horse for its rider,” he explained. “Start with a yearling and teach it to respond to the reins and the boys voice.”

“Will I really be able to ride?” Bran asked timidly.

“You will,” Tyrion assured. “On horseback you’ll be as tall as any of them.”

“Is this some kind of trick?” Robb asked. “Why do you want to help him.”

“I have a tender spot in my heart for cripple, bastards, and broken things.”

“You have done my brother a kindness, the hospitality of Winterfell is yours.”

“Spare me your false curtesy’s, Lord Stark,” Tyrion responded. “There is a brothel outside your walls. There I’ll find a bed and both of us can sleep easier.”

My uncle and I made eye contact as he turned to leave the room.

“Leina,” he started. “Could we please speak for a moment?”

“I would rather not, uncle,” I replied. “I have nothing to say to you.”

It killed me to do this to him. He was one of the only people in Kings Landing that actually cared for me. But if he knew anything about what had happened to Bran, then I couldn’t forgive him. And by giving him a gift, it shows his guilt. He had to know what had happened or he wouldn’t feel guilty.

“I have to insist,” Tyrion tried again. “Leina ple-.”

“I think that is enough,” Robb interrupted as he stood up from his seat, gesturing for me to follow. 

“Goodbye, uncle,” I said. “Tell my father that I am happy here in Winterfell and that I miss him very much.”

Robb offered me his arm and I accepted it, wrapping my own around his as we walked out of the hall.

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Chapter Three: Lord Snow

As I woke up, I became aware of how much my head hurt. There was an awful pounding feeling in the back of my head and I groaned as I opened my eyes to the dim lights in my chambers.

“Leina?” I heard a familiar voice whisper as a hand squeezed mine.

“Robb?” I whispered. “Oh gods, what happened?”

“You and my mother were attacked.... he wanted to kill Bran,” he told me, brushing a strand of hair off her face. “How do you feel? You’ve been unconscious for two days now.”

“I’m fine,” I muttered, trying to sit up. “Where’s Bran? Is he okay?”

“Shhh, Leina. He’s alright,” he answered me, gently pushing me back down. “You have to rest now. You hit your head on the wall when he threw you and your arms are burned from the lantern being knocked over.”

“Where’s your mother? Is she alright?”

“Yes, she’s completely fine.”

“Well then where is she? Can I see her?”

“There’s actually something that I wanted to speak with you about,” Robb said hesitantly.

“Yes?” I asked warily.

“While you were unconscious, my mother went up to the tower that Bran fell off of.... and well, she found something.”

“What did she find?”

“She found a piece of long, blonde hair.”

“What?” I asked, knowing that there was only one person that this hair could belong to. “But.... why would my mother....?”

“We’re not sure, but my mother is riding to Kings Landing at this very moment to tell my father what she found. She wants to warn him.... just in case.”

I sat in silence. Why would my mother do this? Then again, she had been acting weird those few weeks that she was here when Bran was unconscious. How could she do this? To a child? What had she been doing in that tower anyways?

“I’m so sorry, Robb.... I-”

“It’s not in any way your fault, Leina,” he interrupted me.”

“But I-”

“No,” he said forcibly. “Do not blame yourself for this.”

He kissed me softly on the lips and it was then that I realized that I was falling in love with him. Yes, it had only been three months since I had arrived in Winterfell, but Robb Stark was someone that I could see myself with for the rest of my life.

A few days later, Bran had finally awoken from his coma. I wanted to go and see him, but Robb wouldn’t let me leave my chambers. He said that I was ‘too fragile’ after the attack.

Which was true, I guess. I could barely walk on my own. The first time that I had stood up, I had almost collapsed due to the pain in my ankle. We hadn’t known that I had sprained my ankle until I had tried to walk.

But I was determined to see Bran. I needed to make sure that he was alright, besides the fact that he was now paralyzed. I felt terrible for what my own mother had done to him. This was my family now and I had to go and see him.

I slowly stood up, wincing at the pain in my ankle. I limped my way out of the room, holding the wall for support. 

Every step was torture. I gasped with every step and I had almost made it to Bran’s chambers when Robb found me.

“Leina!?” he boomed from across the hall. “I told you to stay in bed! You are unwell!”

“I’m sorry, Robb,” I winced. “I just need to see Bran. I need to see that he’s alright.”

He quickly walked down the hallway, lifting me up into his arms.

“You will be the death of me, my love,” he chuckled as he carried me over to Bran’s chambers. 

He set me down right outside the door, letting me lean against him to avoid putting any weight on my bad ankle. Robb opened the door, interrupting Old Nan, who was telling Bran a story.

Robb helped me over to sit in the rocking chair that Old Nan had abandoned when she was dismissed from the room. 

“How’re you feeling?” Robb asked Bran, going over to bring his blanket up farther to go up towards his chin.

“Aside from the fact that I can no longer walk?” he replied angrily.

“Yes, well, there is nothing we can do about that now, is there?”

“Bran?” I asked after a few moments of silence. “Do you..... remember anything from the day you fell?”

“....no,” he sighed. “I’m sorry. I really am trying to remember.”

“It’s alright,” I mumbled. “I just wanted to tell you how sorry I-”

“Leina, stop,” Robb said. “None of this is your fault, now stop blaming yourself.”

“But-” “Leina, with all due respect,” Bran interrupted me. “I don’t blame you for any of this. I should’ve listened to my mother and not have been climbing the walls of the castle.”

“I think it’s time that both of you get some rest,” Robb said, shaking his hand through Bran’s hair before coming over to me and picking me up from the chair.

“Robb, I can walk,” I insisted stubbornly as he walked out of Bran’s chambers and down the hall.

“Oh, really?” he scoffed. “Is that why you almost collapsed outside Bran’s chambers from trying to get here on your own.” “Well you wouldn’t take me to see him,” I mumbled back at him.

“Well I’ve been slightly busier than usual with my mother being gone, but I promise that once you are better I will take you wherever you want to go.”

There was silence then, not awkward though. It was comforting. I snuggled my head further into Robb’s chest and his grip on me tightened slightly. I was exhausted from the walk to Bran’s chambers since I wasn’t supposed to be out of bed for another week at least.

I felt myself fall asleep as he carried me to my room, setting me down on my soft bed of furs. I still hadn’t gotten used to the cold weather of the North. 

After he tucked the furs around my sleeping body I felt him kiss my forehead, pushing some hair behind my ear before he quietly left the room.

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Chapter Two: The Kingsroad

It had been about a month since we had arrived in Winterfell and a few weeks since Bran had fallen from the tower. He hadn’t woken up yet and I prayed everyday for him and his family.

Robb and I had been taking walks everyday, sometimes switching it up and riding our horses. We got more and more comfortable with each other everyday.

I also had been visiting Bran everyday, reading some of my favorite books to him. I figured that since this was my family now, I should act like it. I had learned to love each and every one of them. Arya and I would do archery in the courtyard and Sansa and I would talk over our needlework. And little Rickon would read with me when we had spare time.

Meanwhile, my actual family was acting strange. My father would disappear with Lord Stark while my mother and Uncle Jaime would whisper to themselves, glancing around with alarmed eyes.

Robb and I had just gotten back from our morning ride and he had offered to put away our horses as I was running late for breakfast with my family. It was to be our last breakfast together for awhile as they were departing for Kings Landing today.

I saw that I wasn’t the only one to be running late for breakfast when I saw Joffrey and my Uncle Tyrion arguing up ahead.

“... it is what is expected of you. And your absence has already been noted,” my uncle told Joffrey. They must be talking about Bran. Joffrey hadn’t gone to see Bran or offer his condolences to Lord and Lady Stark.

“Well why would I?” Joffrey retorted. “The boy means nothing to me, and I can’t stand the wailing of women.”

It was then that my Uncle slapped Joffrey across the face. I stopped short and watched as Joffrey threatened to tell out mother, but Tyrion only slapped him again. It was at this point that I giggled at my brother’s shocked and slightly alarmed face. It was at this point that they both noticed me.

“Now, here is a prime example of royal behavior,” Uncle Tyrion said as he gestured to me. “Leina has gone practically everyday to visit Bran, why can’t you be more like her!?”

Now this was not the smartest thing that Tyrion has ever said. Joffrey might be a coward, but he really didn’t like me. And comparing the two of us, saying that I am the better sibling, wasn’t gonna go well.

Joffrey seemed like he was going to charge at me, taking two giant steps towards me as I took two rushed steps back, bumping into a hard chest. I tilted my head upwards and saw Robb standing there. He grabbed my upper arms soothingly and I saw Joffrey stop short. He grunted and rushed back to the castle.

“Are you alright?” Robb asked me quietly.

“Yes, I’m fine,” I answered and after a short pause I said, “Breakfast is going to be interesting.”

“Do you want to have breakfast with me and my siblings instead?”

“Oh no, I couldn’t,” I said and I kissed his cheek. “I will be just fine, but thank you.”

I walked with my uncle to my last family breakfast. It was going to be sad saying goodbye to Myrcella and Tommen, but it was going to be relieving to see my mother and uncle Jaime leave.

“Bread... and two of those little fish,” Tyrion declared as he walked into the room where we were to eat breakfast. “And a mug of dark beer to wash it down... and bacon, burnt black.”

I sat next to Tommen and across from Myrcella and the farthest I could from my mother. I grabbed some food and put a little on my plate, taking a drink from my goblet.

“Is Bran going to die?” Myrcella asked me. I choked a bit on the juice I had just sipped from.

“Apparently not,” Tyrion answered for me, causing a relieved smile to come across my sister’s face, but an alarmed one to come onto my mother’s.

“What do you mean?” she asked.

“The Maester says the boy may live,” Tyrion responded, taking a drink from his goblet as my mother and her twin shared a glance.

“It’s no mercy having a child linger in such pain,” mother said after a brief pause.

“Only the Gods know for certain, all the rest of us can do is pray,” I interrupted, earning a glare from my mother.

“Yes, Leina, of course,” she responded somewhat sarcastically.

“Dear sister, it seems the charms of the North have been entirely lost on you!” Tyrion said as he reached for more bacon.

“I still can’t believe you are going, it’s ridiculous even for you.”

“Where is you sense of wonder? It is the greatest structure in the world! All I plan to do is stand at the top and piss over the edge of the world,” Tyrion rambled.

This caused me, and the other two children to giggle at our uncle’s antics.

“Children don’t have to hear your filth,” my mother said disgustedly. “Come.”

Myrcella and Tommen got up and followed our mother out of the room. I didn’t bother.

“Leina?” my mother called. “Come.”

“No thank you, mother,” I told her. “I haven’t finished my breakfast.”

“... very well,” she said as she continued out of the room.

“Even if the boy wakes,” Jaime said. “He will be a cripple. I’d choose death over a life like that anytime.”

“Speaking as a cripple, I’d have to disagree,” Tyrion responded.

“If Bran does wake, I’m curious to hear what he has to say,” I told Jaime.

“Sometimes, my dear niece, I wonder whose side you’re on,” he told me.

“My dear uncle, you wound me,” I said sarcastically. “You know how much I love my family.”

“Yes, Leina, and which family are you speaking of? The Lannisters... or the Starks?”

That afternoon my family departed for Kings Landing, leaving me in Winterfell. My mother and older brother wouldn’t say goodbye to me, but my younger siblings cried as they hugged me goodbye. I did, however, cry when I said goodbye to my father. I would miss him the most.

Hours after they had all departed, Robb and I made our way to Bran’s chambers. We could hear arguing going on inside the room before the guard had even opened the door.

“I cannot leave!” Catelyn was telling Maester Luwin. “What if he wakes and I am not here for him?”

“But, My Lady,” Maester Luwin responded. “There are duties that need to be fulfilled now that Lord Stark is gone. New appointments to the staff need to be made and-.”

“I can help with my mother’s duties,” Robb interrupted as we stepped into the room.

“Yes, Robb can take care of my duties until Bran wakes,” Catelyn responded.

“Well alright then, shall we-” Maester Luwin was interrupted once more with shouts of the word ‘FIRE’ being heard outside Bran’s chambers.

“There’s a fire at the other side of the castle!” a guard yelled as he burst into the room.

“I’ll go, Mother,” Robb said, squeezing my hand before kissing me on the forehead. “Stay here, alright love?”

I nodded to him as him and Maester Luwin rushed out of the room. I turned and sat on the other side of Bran’s bed, stroking his hair out of his face.

I had just opened up my mouth to say something to Catelyn when the door burst open once again. But this time it wasn’t someone coming to warn us. It was a tall man with a large knife in his hand.

“You weren’t supposed to be here,” he said, clearly conflicted in what he was supposed to be doing.

“And where were we supposed to be then?” Catelyn questioned as she carefully stood up.

“Anywhere but here, but I guess now that you've seen me I can’t let you live either....”

I screamed as he stepped forward, tackling Catelyn to the ground. I rushed over to help as Catelyn grabbed the knife that he was holding with both of her hands, gasping in pain as it cut through her skin.

I was able to help knock the knife out of his hand before the attacker slapped me across the face, catching me off guard causing me to fall to the ground. I stumbled back up and punched him in the eye before he could grab Catelyn again, but he threw me across the room, hitting the table near Bran’s bed.

The lantern that was on the table fell and the glass shattered around me, cutting my hands and burning my arms. I shrieked again as the man grabbed me around my throat and slammed me into the cold stone wall of the castle.

I choked as my feet dangled in the air and my vision went blurry when my head was banged hard against the wall twice. Right before I blacked out I saw Bran’s direwolf, Summer, knock over the attacker and tear out his throat.

I tried to sit up, but I got dizzy and had to slowly drag myself away from the man’s bleeding body.

“Leina, sweetheart,” I heard Catelyn across the room, making her way towards me. Only her hands were cut up, but otherwise she seemed fine. “Are you alright?”

“I.... I don’t know,” I struggled to say, my vision going extremely blurry.

“Leina! Mother!” Robb yelled as he burst into the room.

His worried face as he lifted me off the ground was the last thing I saw before I blacked out.

What I pictured Leina wearing:

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Chapter One: Winter is Coming

~So basically I am going to rewrite each episode of Game of Thrones as if Robert Baratheon had a legitimate daughter who was betrothed to Robb Stark (we’ll see how well this goes)

~PLEASE let me know if I should continue to write this story. I have a lot of ideas and a storyline for season one planned out so please let me know!!

~For this story, I am casting Emily Rudd as Leina Baratheon

CHAPTER ONE: WINTER IS COMING

It had been two months since Jon Arryn, my father’s Hand, had died. It had all happened so suddenly and we had been on the road to Winterfell for almost a month now.

My father, King Robert Baratheon, was going to ask Lord Eddard Stark to be the new Hand of the King. We all knew that he couldn’t say no, which was why my siblings were confused why all of us had to go to Winterfell. 

But to me, it was pretty easy to see why I was here. I had been betrothed to Robb Stark since I was born 15 years ago and due to the fact that my father had insisted that I pack most of my dresses and jewels I had assumed that I wouldn’t be returning to Kings Landing with the rest of my family.

It’s not like I would be missed back at home. The only ones that would truly miss me would be my father and my two younger siblings. My mother, uncle, and older brother were always cruel to me. 

I suppose my father did treat me differently than my other siblings. He would take me to meetings with him about war strategies and other important things, wanting me to be informed. I would go hunting with him sometimes as well. My father was one of my best friends and I would definitely miss him the most if my suspicions were correct.

For most of the journey, I had traveled on horseback right behind my father, but my mother, Cersei, demanded that I ride in the carriage for the rest of the way. She wanted my older brother, Joffrey, to be seen riding in with my father. And these past few hours in the carriage with my mother, Myrcella, and Tommen had been absolute torture.

To say my mother wasn’t fond of me would be an understatement.

We would be arriving in Winterfell soon, I could already hear the crowds getting closer and as I looked out the window, I saw the castle coming into view.

“Get away from the window, Leina,” my mother said sternly, grabbing my arm and roughly pulling me back to my seat.

“I was only looking,” I huffed. 

“Well don’t,” she responded. Myrcella and Tommen giggled at the scrunched up face that I made, which obviously didn’t sit well with my mother. 

“You are a lady,” she almost growled as she grabbed my wrist with a grip so tight that her knuckles turned white. “Act like one.”

Not wanting to anger her anymore, I sat up straight and fixed my gaze on the floor as I cradled my soon-to-be-bruised wrist. Thank goodness this journey was over.

I peeked out the window out of the corner of my eye and watched as my father got off his horse and approached the Starks. My nerves suddenly kicked in. I hadn’t seen Robb in nine years, and I was only six so I barely remembered anything about him.

The carriage door suddenly opened and I exited the carriage behind Tommen and Myrcella, our mother following us. I saw my father greeting Lord Stark before he turned to face us and motioned with his hand for someone to come over.

My mother took a step forward before he called my name.

“Leina!” he boomed from across the courtyard. “Come here!”

I ignored the glare my mother gave me as I stepped forward towards my father.

“You remember my daughter, Leina,” he introduced me to Lord and Lady Stark.

“Of course,” Lord Stark responded as he bowed and kissed my hand. “You have grown up quite a bit since the last time we saw you, Your Highness.”

“Well it has been almost ten years, Lord Stark,” I acknowledged as he chuckled and my father pulled me down the line.

I greeted Lady Catelyn and bent down slightly to greet Rickon, who gave me the cutest little smile I had ever seen. Father guided me back past Lord Stark and in front of Robb.

The nerves rushed back as he bowed and kissed my hand. He gave me a small smile as he greeted me and I could feel my cheeks turn red as I tried to move on to meet Sansa, Arya, and Bran, but father stopped me.

“Now, Leina,” he chuckled. “No need to be shy! You might as well get used to each other considering you’re going to be married in the next few years.”

It was then that my mother decided she’d had enough and walked purposely over to us, thrusting her hand out to be kissed without saying a word.

“Take us to the crypts!” Father exclaimed. “I want to pay my respects.”

“We’ve been on the road for a month, my love,” my mother responded. “Surely the dead can wait.”

There was a brief pause and you could feel the tension between them. 

“Ned,” Father responded, walking towards the crypts. Lord Stark followed him quickly.

“Leina, this way,” Mother said as she grabbed my bruised wrist. 

“Leina!” Father yelled from across the courtyard once again. “Have Robb escort you to the crypts with us. I want to show you something.”

My mother’s face dropped and her grasp on my wrist tightened and I winced before she let go.

I glanced over to Robb, who looked concerned.

Oh, great. Just what I needed. My betrothed seeing my mother abuse me in front of the entirety of Winterfell.

Robb offered his arm and I gladly took it as we walked towards the crypts.

“Any idea what your father wants to show you?” he asked after we were far enough from the crowds, but not close enough to our fathers that they could overhear us.

“I am going to assume it has something to do with your late Aunt Lyanna,” I answered. “He speaks of her quite a bit. He says that he named me Leina to remind him of her. He really loved her.”

“I’ve heard the stories, Your Highness.”

“Oh, just call me Leina,” I told him. “I mean, we are betrothed.”

“I suppose we are,” he laughed.

At this point we had made it to down to the crypts. My thoughts about Lyanna were correct. My father showed me her statue and to say she was beautiful would be an understatement. She was absolutely gorgeous. I could see why my father was in love with her.

 I only hoped that Robb could be that someone to me.

What I pictured Leina wearing:

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