Back to the Beginning (1x1 Paint and Britt)

[Paint The Wind]

"Sorry…I will from now on." she said nervously, the faintest hint of blush still evident on her cheeks.

 

[Britt-21]

Tokiya smiled softly "Thank you. Now, my father will be on his way back soon, so be on your guard."

 

[Paint The Wind]

"Yes si- er Tokiya." she said, correcting herself.

 

[Britt-21]

Tokiya chuckled softly and nodded "Good." he hugged her softly before pulling away and walking off

 

[Paint The Wind]

She blushed deep crimson and walked back in to her room with Lilly. She was still blushing by the time she got up there.

 

[Britt-21]

Lilly giggled "You like Tokiya?"

 

[Paint The Wind]

She blushed deeper and said "Yes." in a tiny voice.

 

[Britt-21]

Lilly grinned "awh"

 

[Paint The Wind]

She blushed and said "It will never happen though. I am no longer a princess, I am now a slave."

 

[Britt-21]

"WHo knows, Tina? Maybe it'll happen"

 

[Paint The Wind]

"Lilly it's very unlikely." she said. She sat on the bed. "Will I have to meet his father today?"

 

[Britt-21]

"Yeah..Im pretty sure you'd have to."

 

[Paint The Wind]

"I don't want to meet him, I'm scared!" she cried.

 

[Britt-21]

"its ok! I was too"

 

[Paint The Wind]

She nodded. "Let's go for a walk." She walked out.

 

[Britt-21]

Lilly grabbed her hand "Wait! He's coming home! Didnt you hear?"

 

[Paint The Wind]

"So? I can't walk?" She laughed. She walked around and went down the steps that led to their room.

 

[Britt-21]

"no, because once he's here, everything changes"

 

[Paint The Wind]

"He isn't here yet!" she replied, and left. She walked around, smiling a bit as she did.

 

[Britt-21]

Lilly sighed "Still..."

 

[Paint The Wind]

She kept walking and heard trumpets. She turned around, confused.

 

[Britt-21]

Lilly's face went pale "Thats him"

 

[Paint The Wind]

She stepped back nervously. She did exactly what she wasn't supposed to do. Make eye contact.

 

[Britt-21]

"Come on!" she said, dragging her to their room

 

[Paint The Wind]

She didn't move. She was frozen in fear, locked to the ground.