REXANNA
FOR A TIME IT SEEMED TO ME,
THAT WE WERE STARLIGHT-TOUCHED.
FAILING TO REALIZE THAT WE WERE STARCROSSED,
There’s a small snort that slips from her nose when he mentions that there’s likely a hundred things they hadn’t considered. The truth to that statement ringing loud and clear in her mind, especially as she focuses on all of the possibilities she could – all of the things that might one day happen. And with it? Anxieties, and excitement too.But her question is aired, and she listens quietly – fingers running along Bastien’s chest in idle circles as she focuses on what his response might be. It’s something she hadn’t considered, and her head tilts a small amount to rest her cheek against him as she muses it with him. “Hm, that’s true.” She’d been too caught up in the idea of Halyven and Asciend, of which gender might better benefit the land. Here? Here, it didn’t matter now did it?
Regardless, he mentions he’d like a girl. And her smile brightens a small amount, head lifting to focus on him again with a small smile crossing her face. “A girl would be wonderful.” A girl would mean it would be a far fetched idea from her firstborn. “Names, however…” She makes a show of scrunching her face, her nose, squinting against the thought as if she’s thinking quite hard, before it breaks into something sheepish. “I like Aurelia for a girl.” She smirks to it, a playful air.
THE STARS WERE
NEVER
ON OUR SIDE.
