Since when was she married? He doesn't ask though, not sure he wants to hear the answer. It was difficult enough knowing how Westeros had changed since his death.

He knows he fell into someone's arms quickly, but that seems to be something he does often. It was his outpouring of grief, his means of coping. Jeyne would be hurt by that, she would say nothing but give him the same look of wounded accusation that their mother often gave their father. Each time he woke in the morning, he had to contend with his grief and guilt, he didn't need Sansa to bring it up.

He looked at the bottle, glad there was only one. "It dulls the pain."