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Lillie thought about the many questions she could ask him. She wanted to know everything about him. She wanted to serve as a faithful wife to him. "What do you imagine our wedding day will be like?" She asked him. After they were engaged all they really need to do was just make wedding plans before they could really get married.

Lillie felt a little foolish. Not everything would go as plan. There was one thing that was true. "I like what you said. I would kind of want it in the woods with only a few people watching." She thought it was a good idea to get something that was quiet for them to use. "Do you want me to do a traditional ceremony to help you with beating anyone who gets in out way?" The girl said changing the subject.

Lillie yawned a little. She was getting sleepy and yet she refused to close her eyes. If she had to go to bed she'd have to do it without Yuri. There were plenty of ways get out of doing that. The best way was probably going to her old dorm room. She didn't think Tritch had been visiting. Lillie had to go back there everyone once and a while to grab something. "I'm tried, but I don't want to leave you." The princess told her knight.

Lillie wrapped her arms around his neck so she didn't fall. It was a bit of a surprise that he did that. She nonetheless was happy that she was in the arms of a strong man. "That's fine with me. You can stay the night if you like. My roommate stays with her boyfriend." She told him. Coaxing him to not let her go.

Lillie knew that Yuri had probably had never been to the girls dorms. At lest her dorm was an easy one to find. "Yuri. Once we get in my dorm will be the first dorm." It made it easy to sneak a guy into her room and keep him there. Because no one would know.

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Tritch had been walking in the hall when she passed by the ballroom and was about to continue on until she heard sweet music filling her ears from the door where most people would dance. She entered in quietly, silently with the music swirling around the room. When he was done with the song he was playing she walked to the side of him. "That was lovely." She said with a smile on her face. It really was, but he didn't seem comfortable playing it in say his room. Maybe he was afraid of people hearing it? "Do you play often?" She asked, referring to the violin that was resting in his hands. She herself had only learned how to play with a wooden flute, and a pan flute. But she had not played for at least twenty years. She didn't know why though, she was good at it and loved it. But it was nice to hear the sweet sound of a good musician again.

Syla shook her head. He didn't need to be sorry. It wasn't noisy either, sure it wasn't quiet, but noisy was a bad word. Making sound like he was bothersome. And it was most definitely not. It was beautiful. "Oh no, no need to be sorry. I enjoyed it. She said with a smile. Then he went on to say how long he'd been playing. He'd been playing for a long time, assuming how he looked like he was either a senior or in college. Her eyes lit up when he listed the other instruments he played. Particularly the flute. "Really? That's awesome. I've played the flute for most of my life, but I stopped some twenty years ago. Don't know why." She said with a smile and a small shrug. "Oh please forgive me, I didn't introduce myself." She stuck her hand out in a way that she knew humans introduced themselves. "I'm Syla, who might you be?"