“I’ve missed you.” Ella smiled sitting down on the plush blanket she laid on the grass and opened the picnic basket revealing finger sandwiches, cucumbers, fresh jam and toast and an assortment of pastries and fresh fruit of course. “I’m so glad we are finally able to have our picnic.” She grinned crossing her legs and sitting up. She could recall just barely but glimpses of picnics she would have with her mum when she was still alive. Ones she wanted to have as a kid with Anastasia and Drizella when they first met. Now one she got to share with a dear friend. She pulled her sleeves over her hands an old habit as she pressed them against her knees. “How have things been with you?” She asked gently with a smile and started making her a little plate. @auroras-dawn
Aurora had been over the moon when her friend had asked her to go on a picnic. Of course, real life had almost insisted on keeping them apart but they had seized the day and managed to meet up in the park to have it and she was grateful for that. “I know! Isn’t it horrible that life can get so busy?” She looked around as if she might have been followed but she wasn’t looking for her aunts. She was looking for danger that the ghastly man in the bar might have caused. It would be just her luck to be caught up in it when she was trying not to and on top of that, she certainly didn’t want to put her friend in danger. She sank to the blanket and smiled as the other blonde set out the food. “You always make my mouth water,” Ro laughed. “It all looks so wonderful!” She paused. “Good, for the most part, but the mayor’s new decree sure has pulled some scummy people out of the woodwork. I had the displeasure of meeting that horrible man in the papers. I’ve never been so uncomfortable in my life!” She scowled in a very unlady like manner. “What about you?”




















