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erik: I'm sobbing 😭

erik: are they okay?

Adriana: Yeah.

Adriana: They seem perfectly okay and content just playing with my kitten.

“please I feel like I’ve searched the whole wing and he isn’t here,” she said, biting her lip. “he’s so small how could he have gotten so far?”

“Yeah, it’ll be no problem. Maybe he’s hiding somewhere?” She questioned, while pushing her hair behind her ear. “Or perhaps he went back to your room?”

“have you seen an owl? very cute? he comes to hector.”

“I actually have not, but I can help you look?” The older girl questioned, while light hues glanced around the hall.

erik: her name is poppy

Adriana: They look a bit like huskies right?

Adriana: That'll be great!

Adriana: What kind of puppy?

the greek ran her hand over the delicate flowers of the garden. her mother had spent so many years tending. it was often olympia’s safe haven of the stresses of the palace, and being a royal. and truly, if she was given the chance she would rather stay in greece than leave this all behind. somehow it felt like the flowers had helped in growing her, teaching her patience and that all beautiful things wilt but then grow from the hardships. and the thought of leaving this brought tears to her eyes.

she turned her head, and then looked back to the white rose. “beautiful, isn’t it?”

“Very much so, it seems to be very peaceful here.” Blue hues scanned over the flowers as she spoke to the brunette, Adriana was being truthful when she said that the garden was peaceful, it made her want to just stay there for as long as she was able. Just so she’ll be able to take a breather, and escape from the pressure of being a crowned heir. “Do you have a favorite?” She wondered, as she gestured to the flowers surrounding them.

Elsa shrugged her shoulders. “I’m well, you know, just missing home a bit. What about you?” Sure, she was here with her siblings and they were her home, but she still missed Sweden. She really was going to miss her country when she eventually got married and had to move to her new country. “No, you don’t have to apologize, I’m glad you came.” She paused. “I just wish I would be in better clothes … instead of this.” She chuckled nervously, pointing at her outfit. “But you’re right, I mean it’s good to finally put a face to the name. And it’s definitely easier to set something up like this, in person.”

“I’m missing my younger siblings, but I’m also glad they aren’t here because it means are parents haven’t figured out who they’ll be marrying yet. However, I’m also concerned about their well being but that might just be an older sibling thing. I also miss seeing the northern lights at night, it’s really something magical.” Her voice grew softer as she talked about her siblings, and her home, before she was shaking her head at the younger princess. “You look fine, I figured everyone would be relaxing at this time anyways, but I just got in from exploring.” The blonde laughed, while pulling off her light jacket and placing it on the arm of the couch. “It is yes, now it’ll be easier to find you in a crowd instead of trying to figure out if I missed you or something.” A slight pause, as she shook her head with a smile. “I was thinking maybe dinner? or we can do something else, something simple, just so we can get to know each other?” Adriana questioned, brow raising slightly.

After having a sleepover with her niece the night before, Elsa decided to take the day to just stay in her room and relax. She had brought a few books from home, ones that she had been wanting to read for quite some time now and this seemed like the perfect opportunity. And that’s how she was now, on her comfortable clothes, glasses on and laying down on her bed, back resting against the headboard. Elsa had gotten the news that her betrothed had finally arrived and she couldn’t help but be curious. Elsa was afraid too, she didn’t know what to expect. The knock on the door pulled her from her thoughts. Elsa made her way towards the door, only on her socks, a sweatshirt and some sweatpants on, it wasn’t the most glamours look but she was on her room, no one could blame her. Opening the door, Elsa offered the other girl a smile and nodded. “Oh … hey.” She paused, slightly embarrassed because of what she was wearing, the first time she was meeting her betrothed. “I … wasn’t expecting you, but of course, yeah. Come in.” She said as she opened the door wider for her to come in, adjusting the glasses in her face. 

The smile that was on her face grew a bit softer as she took in the brunette, before shrugging lightly and scoffing the floor with her shoe. “How are you?” Adriana questioned, as she nodded her head and moved past Elsa, before turning to face the other girl again. “I’m sorry for coming over unannounced, I just figured it might be easier to set something up this way instead of through text? Mostly because I tend to get so into something, and forget to check my phone and everything.” The blonde laughed, while moving her hair out of her face.

“Whoever thought it would be a good idea to stick all of us in this castle and just leave us here was clearly mistaken.” Francisca was snacking on a cake that she’d gotten from the kitchen, her fork dancing around in the air as she spoke. “I mean we’re all a mess right now honestly, and dropping us here to be married off is pretty suspicious don’t you think?”

“At least they dropped us somewhere nicer, and not some place covered in snow. Just imagine how everyone will react then.” She laughed, before eating on of the grapes from the bowl in her hand. “It does, yes. But it’s to help our countries, and if getting married off to other countries to bring peace than so be it.”