light a little spark ; Bash
xkennafleming:
Maybe it was the extravagance of everything, or maybe the music, or anything else really, but parties like these would always have a grip around her and she used them to stop thinking about the past but to instead look forward if only for a short period of time. But being here, with him, moving together to the music. It made it hard not to think about the past, about them and how she never seemed to get over him. But her soft smile stayed as she pushed away from the thoughts of the past if only slightly. It had been a long year filled with ups and downs, hopefully, the coming year would bring something they all were worth by now.
Her smile grew at his words, tipping her head slightly to the side. “That’s good.” he had a tough year and she hadn’t done it better for him, again. Her gaze narrowing slightly as he mentioned her brother, something that soon had her eyes roll. “Let’s say I hope he will go on another trip soon enough.” she replied with a slightly arched eyebrow, a little smirk growing along her lips. “He’s probably staring at us right now.” a playful smirk growing along her lips. “Unpleased that I’m enjoying the last dance of the year with anyone but his suitors.” but most likely even more unpleased that it wasn’t with just anyone but with Bash.
In all honesty, he could never understand why her brother would not consider him as a possible suitor now. Yes, he was once a mere bastard son of the King of France, but he had been a Duke for a long time now and the brother of not one, but two Kings of France. He had been married to Queen and a beloved King consort of Hungary. And even though he had no intimate relationship with his wife, the two had come to an understanding and had formed a beautiful friendship, cared for each other as a person and there was love, but it was just not romantic for they both had interest of that short elsewhere. So known was it that the two were close that none suspected him of possibly having any involvement in his wife’s death. But he pushed these thoughts from his mind now, smiled at her warmly. “Bet you will get an earful for that later...” he teased her, eyes glanced at her brother if only for a mere second. “Is this how you wanted to spend your last dance of the year thought?” He questioned, for by now he was not used to them being close anymore. Their relationship had been through storms and tornadoes. Through thick more than through thin. And yet, there was always love, at least from his part; he never ceased loving her, caring about her. And now, he did not know if the question was idle or if he wanted to satisfy the curiosity that raged in the back of his mind.














