There was an almost adorable quality in Will's expressions and how he wore them on his sleeve. It was obvious his disappointment at the first part of Olenna's statement. Margaery attempted to brush her fingers against his wrist nonchalantly in an attempt to soothe him. But then came her grandmother's second statement, and Margaery's eyes lit. Will seemed so happy! The spark in his eyes made her smile broadly. She enjoyed seeing him so happy.

She was happy too - at the prospect of a hunt in general but also at the prospect of a hunt virtually alone with Will. Margaery smiled and nodded enthusiastically. "I'd like that. Forgive me if I seem naive, but I've never been on a hunt before." There was excitement in her voice.

Raksha gave a sharp yip beneath the table. Margaery looked down to her and picked up the pup, lifting her into her lap and stroking over her soft fur. "Would I be able to bring Raksha? Or would she be underfoot?" She wanted her pup to know how to hunt, but she was still young. Margaery yielded to Will's expertise on this matter.

"If not, I'd be willing to watch her for a time," Olenna sipped her tea.

"Thank you grandmother," Margaery smiled.

Margaery was unaware of Will's ability. But she inherently felt a protective sense over him already. She didn't want him near Cersei. She didn't want him interacting with the Lannisters. Margaery made it her goal to do whatever she could to keep him away from them. But she would need to avoid arousing suspicion with her own actions.

At his last statement, Margaery smiled and Olenna gave him a wink. Silently answering the statement-question.