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"We can go wherever you would like, dear husband. I'm sure my humble home can suit your needs. Any of them," Xariy drawled out, sliding her hand along his back. She nudged him up then, hoping she wasn't being too forceful about it as she tried to clean up the last of the days work. Her father wouldn't approve one bit if she forgot anything while being distracted by the man before her.

"You think you can keep up?" There were several meanings to the question, and Xariy was curious which he would settle on. She lived on the other side of town and it wouldn't do if he planned on being s straggler.

"I can always take things slow for you if you've gotten too old to keep up with me."

"Of course, of course, dear husband. To my humble abode we go," Xariy grinned, beginning to head down the street. The place she was staying in was luckily a ways away from her parents' home but still in a reachable area. The home itself was small and held very little furniture in it. Having spent so much time traveling she didn't really have much to begin with. Her parents had offered to give her more, but her pride had stopped her from accepting it all.

"Tada," she laughed, sweeping her arm around the room. "It's sort of odd having my own strange place. I miss traveling a bit, but I guess change is decent."