[After the lights come back, and after Lucy sleeps a while, she does her hair up. She gets dressed in a pretty dress, puts her earrings and puts lights in them, and picks up a box of sweet rolls from one of the expensive bakeries in De Chima. None of this is particularly unusual for Lucy, when she comes to see Baelish. She always brings something to eat, and a tin of tea. She always takes the care to look like a queen for him.
His secretary lets him know she's waiting, and when he comes out she's giving his secretary a sweet cinnamon roll.]
My lord Baelish!
You do look very good, I fear I likely look as though I have not slept in a month.
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His secretary lets him know she's waiting, and when he comes out she's giving his secretary a sweet cinnamon roll.]
My lord Baelish!
You do look very good, I fear I likely look as though I have not slept in a month.