Snippet #2517213

A deep breath of the air that lay flat in their chambers, and even that seemed to have changed for the past few weeks. Today was an awfully big day indeed, and though Isac hadn't need to worry, he did. Anything can happen when royal quests to arrive at the castle. And, of course, most if not all royal business was public to the kingdom, especially with it being such business of this. But it was to come someday. Dressed and ready, Isac sat in his chair, admiring the Kingdom he called home. "Its a beautiful day. Perfect for the arrival of Sinead and Isabelle." Amelia said, her voice calming his nerves. Taking a deep breath with a content smile on his face as if letting the day soak in. "Indeed it is." Upon starting her next statement, Isac gazed at her, his worry coming back in all full thrust. "If, god forbid, Nathaniel decide to cause any mischief..." He trailed off at the knock at the door. It was time.

With his flirtatious and loving smile Isac used oh so much to bring back memories of the first sparks he had had with his wife, he offered his arm to her. They made their way down to the doors, as they walked, guard after guard, adviser after adviser, staggered along, tripping slightly as Isac and Amelia refused to slow down as they tried to obtain orders. "Sir, we have the stop where you must stop outside the door to forbid any act of uprise, your highness." One adviser said. "I assure you, we'll be fine. Don't worry. We've got men around the perimeter to stop any uproar to happen." Isac assured. "Your royal-ness, I may have, uh, overcook the roast..." The sweeting chief trailed off. "Just finish the ham and don't give it thought. I'm not much a fan of roast anyways." Isac reassured with a hearty laugh. Upon reaching the door, the only distraction were the dresser who made sure the King and the Queen were in tip-top, royal order.

The introductions were made as always. And as always, Isac became slightly distracted by two small children in the court. He gave a smile and a little wave to them before turning back to the two young queens in front of him. "Yes, welcome back. I hope you both feel right at home." He said with is usual charming, fatherly smile. "And I'm sure the boys love to have you here as well."