LadyZiodyne

It was normal for her to fall asleep right after. Even after their days during the war, so many mistakes made due to their own foolishness. Yes, they both admit they were mistakes, it was hard to categorize those nights as anything else. But would they take them back? Well, of course not. They knew what they were doing, despite the timing being less than optimal. Felix had asked Renata time and time again if it was what she wanted, and every time she would simply say "I just want to forget." And forget she did, or well, she tried to. They both did. He faintly remembers the hint of strawberry lingering on her lips when they'd met that first ni

< the wolf prince and the wandering princess > He didn't know what he was doing there; really, what would bring him to a place like this? Some silly superstition? Hah, nonsense. The ball had gotten too crowded and loud, too many wandering eyes in his direction and hands extended to take his own in an activity he'd rather leave behind. Too much noise, too many people, not enough space to think. The boar and his entourage could keep them busy in his stead, it wasn't really his issue. Large gatherings no matter the occasion were never to his liking, and this was no exception, traditions be damned. It wasn't any of his business, nothing bu