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He meets her gaze for the shortest moment before turning to look out over the woods, gesturing at it with a gloved hand. “Is this why you brought me here? To talk about memories?”
“No. I wanted to talk about marriage.”
When Sansa suggests it's time for her and Jon to marry, she means they should make marriage alliances with the other Northern houses. Jon, though, assumes she means they should marry each other.
A post s7 story where Jon and Sansa struggle to navigate their new political landscape while suppressing their feelings for one another, Arya does everything in her power to protect her pack, and Bran and Sam try to figure out how to kill the Night King.- Language:
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The Bastard's Crown by SpringSoldier
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin, Game of Thrones (TV)
24 Apr 2026
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His name is not Jon Snow. It never was. He wears a bastard's name like a soldier wears a disguise — useful, temporary, already half-discarded in his mind. The lioness thinks she has him. The dwarf thinks he has bought him. The boy-king thinks he can humiliate him. Jaehaerys Targaryen, last son of Rhaegar, lets them all believe what they need to believe. For now.
In this world, Jon Snow rides south with Ned Stark — and he rides knowing exactly who he is. When Ned falls and the Stark household is taken, Jon is made captive in King's Landing alongside Sansa, a bastard with no allies, no name worth anything, and no visible future. The Red Keep's court sees a handsome nobody to be used and discarded.
They see nothing at all.
What follows is the long game. Jon — Jaehaerys — working in the shadows alongside Varys, seducing the most dangerous woman in the Seven Kingdoms, reading every player on the board three moves ahead, and building toward the day the dragon steps out from behind the wolf's face. Manipulative. Calculating. Utterly without mercy for those who deserve none.