The Faerie Court

Lilith~

Lilith yawned and rolled over, almost falling off the bed in alarm at Grace who was laying right next to her, wide-eyed. "G-Grace you scared me," Lilith smiled, picking up the small girl who was still in her poofy pink dress. She quickly changed Grace into a loose blue dress and white tights with Mary Jane pumps. She smiled and changed into a pair of jeans and a tight, bright blue shirt, walking out of the room, the small girl hoisted on her hip. Lilith rapped on Tritan's door repeatedly, Grace whined and burried her face into Lilith's collarbone.

Tristan:

I stumbled out of bed and yanked the door open, rubbing sleep out of my eyes. "Morning. How are you?'I probably looked like a reck, but I didn't care. she was there and I got to see her.

Aurora:

"Morning Owen." I said with a slight giggle at his apperance. "Do I get a goodmorning kiss?" I teased.

Lilith~

"Good morning. I'm fine, how about you?" She smiled, running her hand through his already tousled hair teasingly. Grace whined again and climbed from Lilith's hip to her back, hanging off her shoulders.

Tristan:

I frowned. "Is she mad at me?" I asked, looking at Grace. I would've asked her myself, but I wasn't sure she would talk to me. I had been a huge jerk to her last night, but I didn't want the Queen, Faede, to hurt her. I sighed.

Lilith~

Lilith sighed and moved Grace back to her hip. "I don't know. She hasn't talked att all today," Lilith frowed worridly.

Tristan:

I sighed and looked at Grace. "I'm sorry I was so mean to you last night. I did't want the Queen to hurt you. I was afraid if I told you how I really felt, that she would hurt you and your mommy. I didn't know how to stop her. I'm sorry. Forgive me?" I asked her, looking into her eyes.

Grace~

I glowered at him and sighed. "I forgive ou," I smiled lightly, jumping out of Mommy's arms and onto his shoulders, laughing lightly.

Tristan:

I laughed and spun her around, kissing her cheek. "I'm glad I'm forgiven. what do I need to do to make up for my so grevious mistake?" I asked looking at her.

Lilith~

"You don't have to do anything," Lilith smiled, shooting Grace a warning glance. Grace smiled her cute kiddie smiled that made Lilith's heart melt and Lilith smiled softly.

Grace~

I smiled at Mommy, then Tristan. "Let me call you daddy," I smiled, hugging him tighter. I saw Mommy flush out of the corner of my eye and smiled wider.

Tristan:

"Daddy?" I asked smiling. "I kind of like the sound of that." I looked at Lilith, wondering what she would think. I picked up Grace and kissed her cheek, smiling. she was just so cute!

Owen-

"Course you do," I said, sitting up and kissing her. "Sleep well?"

She nodded. "Very."

"So, are we going out today?" I asked. "I was going to meet some travelling minstrels, leprechauns don't you know, have some very good brand new jigs I was planning to buy... I have a bit of gold that'll keep them happy."

She grinned. "I don't mind."

I frowned. "But I could be out of a job. We all could be. Do you know what was with the Queen last night?"

She shrugged. "I haven't a clue. I'm sure it's just her overreacting."

Aurora:

I laughed. I loved him so much! I didn't care what we were doing as long as I got to be near him. I laid down beside him and sighed. "You smell good." I said, cuddling up next to him. "Are you okay? Are you feeling better?" I asked hesitantly.

Owen-

"Oh, much better now you're here," I said cheerfully.

She blushed and smiled.

"But come on!" I said, standing up.

"You don't want to stay here a while?"

"I can be lazy when I want to be, but I don't want to be. Shall we go and get some breakfast?"

Aurora:

I nodded and stood up, embarrassed. I was completely red...again. I hated how I blushed so easily, but he seemed to have that power over me. I sighed and grabbed his hand, kissing his cheek, and walking down to the kitchen. I glanced nervously towards the ballroom. "Do you think I should check on her?" I asked worridly.

Owen-

"I'll come with you, though she's probably gone."

We went in.

Faede-

I had fallen asleep on the ruined floor. There were scratches all over it and myself, the wood and my dress were scorched from the magic I had let fly loose all night. Some still crackled across the ballroom, purple lightning flashing at ankle level. The tables had been overturned, one had splintered.

I rolled over in the wreckage and fitted myself into another nightmare.