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My lord father Dear Father,

I hope this letter finds you as well as can be expected. I wish to apologize for my I am sorry I have not come to see you - I am ashamed, but I have not known what to do about the matter. I should have gone to see you more quickly than this, especially as I am sure we have matters to discuss, but if you will receive me or are willing to meet with me somewhere, I would be pleased to agree.

Your daughter,
Sansa

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My lady Dear Mother,

I hope this letter finds you as well as can be expected. I wish to apologize for my I am sorry I have not come to see you - I am ashamed, but I have not known what to do about the matter. I should have gone to see you and Father more quickly than this, but if you will receive me or are willing to meet with me somewhere, I would be pleased to agree.

Your daughter,
Sansa

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My lord husband,

Are you about? I have not been seeing much of anyone lately (this keeps happening to me!) but I find I would like to see you, if you are here to receive this letter. For dinner, perhaps? If not, I understand and will hope that you are well.

Sansa Stark
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"Did you?" Catelyn knew very, very little of what had happened to either of her daughters at King's Landing, or after, and she had not wished to ask. They would tell her, when and if they wished; there was a very good chance they would never wish. "How did you come to be there?" Had Lysa actually hidden Sansa from the Lannisters? Catelyn wasn't sure she could credit it, but it was certainly possible.

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"After Joffrey was killed," and that was a nice little statement, wasn't it, acknowledging no one's part in the murder, "I fled, with the assistance of Lord Baelish." She hadn't known that at the time, but she'd found out soon enough. "He took me to the Fingers, and then to the Eyrie after he wed Aunt Lysa."