❅ Snow Princess ❅

“Can’t survive five minutes without your other half? You won’t always be together you know.”

"I'm well aware of that, Cressida."

“Some cute mortal I met on a website.”

"Did you like him?"

"He seems nice enough, but I don't know him well enough to know for sure."

"I've heard you two have become quite...friendly."

“Adeline, Adeline… Nope, haven’t seen her since morning.”

Sighing, Aspen glanced around. “Thank you anyway. If you see her can you tell her I was looking for her?”

“What a shame, little one. But well, more for me.”

“Indeed. I actually came over to ask if you’ve seen Adeline. We got a letter from our dad, and I can’t find her anywhere.”

“Ah, yes, I’ve heard the rumours too, and I’ve met the boy. I do hope Adeline is being smart about this, but we’ll have to wait and see,” Aspen sighed. “Wonderful. Let’s go.”

“Not nearly, but thank you,” Aspen said. “I’ve heard quite a few whispers about you and my sister.”

“If you say so.”

“Well that’s decent of you,” Kendall couldn’t help but admit. “I accept your apology.”

“Good, I’m glad,” Aspen said. “I’m Aspen, by the way. Daughter of Khione.”

“I’m fine,” Aspen assured him. “I was just supposed to be meeting my sister here, and she’s no where to be seen. But thank you for the concern.”

“I know what I saw,” Aspen mused. “Whether you wish to admit it or not, you and I both know it was you.”

“Oh you know, I had a date.”

“A date? With whom? If you don’t mind me asking.”

“Want a lollipop?”

“No thanks, I’m fine.”

“Why yes, I much more prefer you to stick to your own body. Blondes need to stick together.”

“They certainly do,” Aspen said with a smile. “So where were you?”

“I saw you do it.”