[ It might be somewhat bolder than her intended plan, sending messages back and forth from the sanitarium where he works — and while a part of Lanfear initially considered the possibility of said missives falling into the wrong hands, she then concludes that there's nothing within them that could even so much as indicate as who she really is, or who Rand really is.
More than that, she knows what something like this will do — keep him thinking of her, even when he isn't supposed to be, until his shift ends and he's making the short journey back to the inn, where she'll be waiting for him.
Perhaps it's even bolder, then, to wait for him in his room, on the excuse that she has the key to all of them and can enter them if necessary — even if she hasn't gone into any other rooms but his, hasn't entered any other dreams but his, since his arrival in the Foregate.
She isn't in here to search his things, doesn't intend on using her visit to disguise more sinister intentions. What might surprise her the most is that she's here simply for him to find her, and to see what he'll do when he discovers her sitting on his bed, of all places. ]
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More than that, she knows what something like this will do — keep him thinking of her, even when he isn't supposed to be, until his shift ends and he's making the short journey back to the inn, where she'll be waiting for him.
Perhaps it's even bolder, then, to wait for him in his room, on the excuse that she has the key to all of them and can enter them if necessary — even if she hasn't gone into any other rooms but his, hasn't entered any other dreams but his, since his arrival in the Foregate.
She isn't in here to search his things, doesn't intend on using her visit to disguise more sinister intentions. What might surprise her the most is that she's here simply for him to find her, and to see what he'll do when he discovers her sitting on his bed, of all places. ]