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"Ah, you're a genius," she said easily, looking back down out the window. "I'll be the busiest person at the party."
He had dozed in and out during the trip, but as they arrived, he awoke fully. "...Princess?"
She tipped her head back to look up at him. "Because I can't hold a fancy conversation to save my life."
He blinked, looking over at her. He reached over and brushed the hair out of her face gently, tucking it behind her ear before settling back in...
Her laughter deepened and she leaned up against him comfortably, her dark hair brushing his skin. "Relevant conversation? Abes, that's even worse."
He paused, smiling slightly before looking out the window.
She laughed out loud. "Abel, with this outfit, I'd stand out a mile away."
He watched her for a moment, before looking out the window.
"Blend in...?" she asked slowly. "What does that mean?"
"Sleep for a while, Princess. I'll wake you when we get closer."
She looked over at him. "So... what's the plan when we get to this place?"
He raised an eyebrow, looking down at her. "Well... I'm used to it."
She laughed in surprise, looking over at him, tucking her hair behind her ear. "Me? No, Abel, not everyone is like you."
"Do you want to sleep? You woke up early."
"To my siblings?" She shrugged slightly, looking out the window again. "I suppose. We were close."
"Why do your parents not talk to her?"
She shook her head slowly. "No. I'm the middle baby. I have an older sister and a younger brother."
He looked over at her. "Is your grandfather still alive?"
She gave him a small, grateful smile, but shook her head, leaning back in her seat. "There were other things. Other reasons why I had to leave....
He laughed deeply, sitting in one of the spots. "I know, Princess. It's a good thing."
