Aika Kagamine
Aika looked at Felix strangely when he started to laugh loudly, but she couldn't help but smile about it. It was nice to see he wasn't stuck up and seemed like a very fun person, and comfortable enough to laugh like so in front of her. Aika smirked lightly, "Hah, well as you see that isn't the case. It's only right to do so, I hate lying anyways." He looked at her then grabbed her hand suddenly which caught her off guard, "Um, okay." She looked down at their hands and a little heat rose to her cheeks but it faded once they sat on the benches. The view took her attention away from their quick contact.
Listening to him speak, Aika started to wonder how hard it must be for nobles and royalty. The stories she read made it sound like the best thing in the world, but someone of actual nobility would probably disagree. Specific things you had to do and how to do them, what you should do and where to go; things that would easily restrict your freedom. Aika shivered lightly at the thought of not being able to do what she likes. Realizing she had gone off in her thought she returned her attention to Felix to hear how his mother had died in child birth. She felt terrible about it; she couldn't imagine her life without her mother, so it must have been hard to not grow up with one at all.
When he finished he looked at her and apologized, Aika shook her head lightly, "No, it's alright. I'm glad you told me, it's best to know as much about each other right?" She took in a breath and stared up at the moon in the sky with a smile. "There really isn't anything special about my life. My father is a part of the head council in my village; that would be the closest thing to nobility as I could get." She laughed lightly, now she would be getting married into a noble family, the thought still upset her slightly. "My mother works as a tailor in town and I have a little sister who looks up to me a lot. She got very jealous when she found out I was marrying a prince, still in her fairytale stage. Though they were pretty average, I still love them very much and I can't think about being without them." Thinking about her family like this made her feel a little homesick; would she see her family again, or would that be nearly impossible after she's been married? There were still a lot of questions she had but she knew they'd be answered in due time.
Aika looked back at Felix with the same smile, "That's about it for my family, anything else you might be curious about?"
Aika looked at Felix strangely when he started to laugh loudly, but she couldn't help but smile about it. It was nice to see he wasn't stuck up and seemed like a very fun person, and comfortable enough to laugh like so in front of her. Aika smirked lightly, "Hah, well as you see that isn't the case. It's only right to do so, I hate lying anyways." He looked at her then grabbed her hand suddenly which caught her off guard, "Um, okay." She looked down at their hands and a little heat rose to her cheeks but it faded once they sat on the benches. The view took her attention away from their quick contact.
Listening to him speak, Aika started to wonder how hard it must be for nobles and royalty. The stories she read made it sound like the best thing in the world, but someone of actual nobility would probably disagree. Specific things you had to do and how to do them, what you should do and where to go; things that would easily restrict your freedom. Aika shivered lightly at the thought of not being able to do what she likes. Realizing she had gone off in her thought she returned her attention to Felix to hear how his mother had died in child birth. She felt terrible about it; she couldn't imagine her life without her mother, so it must have been hard to not grow up with one at all.
When he finished he looked at her and apologized, Aika shook her head lightly, "No, it's alright. I'm glad you told me, it's best to know as much about each other right?" She took in a breath and stared up at the moon in the sky with a smile. "There really isn't anything special about my life. My father is a part of the head council in my village; that would be the closest thing to nobility as I could get." She laughed lightly, now she would be getting married into a noble family, the thought still upset her slightly. "My mother works as a tailor in town and I have a little sister who looks up to me a lot. She got very jealous when she found out I was marrying a prince, still in her fairytale stage. Though they were pretty average, I still love them very much and I can't think about being without them." Thinking about her family like this made her feel a little homesick; would she see her family again, or would that be nearly impossible after she's been married? There were still a lot of questions she had but she knew they'd be answered in due time.
Aika looked back at Felix with the same smile, "That's about it for my family, anything else you might be curious about?"