storytime in the tower; rapunzel & belle.
A small startled gasp escaped Belle’s lips as she was pulled upwards to the window at the top of the tower. Her fingers curled more into the golden locks they held as she moved along.
Belle smiled as she came into view of the girl she’d been speaking to then turn her gaze down so as to watch her footing while she climbed carefully over the window still and into the tower. she released the hair once her feet hit the stone of the tower floor and her eyes traveled around at the sight before her.
The walls were covered in many bright paintings each of which were all very lovely. Her attention was snapped away from the sight as the golden haired girl spoke again. “Oh! My name is Belle.’ She responded clasping her hands before her. “It’s lovely to meet you Rapunzel.”
The brunette nodded and turned to look outside, wondering if she could see much from where they stood, but as it would turn out the stone around the clearing was high enough to cover much view of the forest outside. “I am,” she began turning to look back at Rapunzel, “I went out for a short morning walk and must’ve taken a wrong turn.”
“It’s nice to meet you, too, Belle,” Rapunzel responded with a bright grin. “That’s a really pretty name, by the way.”
The smile on her face faded into a frown now, however. Although she told Belle if she came up, she could help her, Rapunzel honestly wasn’t sure how. She didn’t really know her way around the forest, and if she left to help her, there was a chance they’d both get lost. Rapunzel highly doubted Mother would be so understanding if she left again. Inviting anyone up was already risky enough, but as it stood, she couldn’t just ignore a person stumbling upon her tower when she craved contact with the outside world so much.
A nervous smile formed on her lips, her hands in front of her now, fingers fiddling nervously. “Uhhh, see, the problem is, I’ve only been out of this tower once. So I don’t really know my way around the forest.” She threw Belle an apologetic look. “Where did you get lost at, though? I can do my best to help. Or maybe we can try going into the village? Some people may be able to help there.”










