|| Aidene
“All the greatest people at one point were classified as insane. Don’t worry, I see this as a great omen, and from you no less.” Aidene winked at him. Ivan chuckled, quickening his pace so he could stay at her side. “Hm. But should I really trust the way you see things?” He replied, peeling a puff off of the cotton candy stick as he walked. Aidene claimed she wouldn’t want to be friends with anyone who preferred blue cotton candy which was fine because he didn’t want to be just friends. “Hey. I unfriended you first.” He reminded her. She sounded like she didn’t believe him, which was absurd. Of course it was from the ride-children were so annoying, especially screaming ones. He didn’t know how she could be so chill about it.
“I’ll warn you though, I’m an expensive person.” Aidene warned him playfully. Ivan couldn’t relate-except today, apparently. He has spent most of his week’s gold supply and didn’t know how he was going to eat the rest of the week. Still, being with Aidene, having more fun than he’d had in years, it felt right. He wondered how people in relationships could spend so much money on each other all the time. Going out on days like these… wouldn’t it add up? Why was he comparing this to a date anyways? Hanging out and dating were completely different. Doing his best to steer his brain away from the idea, Ivan replied, “I’m sure you’re not even half as expensive as me, princess.”
“Yeah, it wasn’t that long ago, though.” She bit her lip, looking slightly uncomfortable. “Wow… can’t believe she’s still a carnival worker,” Ivan commented, trying to keep the conversation more light. That’s enough prying for now… He sniffed. I guess she really likes selling cotton candy… someone her age would probably have retired by now. He thought to himself, also staring at his cotton candy. There was still plenty left. ”You’re quite the curious one, aren’t you?” Aidene was teasing, although it sounded a bit strange. Ivan decided he should probably back off a bit so she didn’t get too suspicious. “I just want to know more about you,” he said somewhat flirtatiously, then quickly stuffed his mouth full of cotton.
He wondered what the conditions to the wishes were. Either way, for one wish he would do most anything. To see his family’s warm smile again. Or to be free of the agency forever. Or maybe something more simple…that this day would never end. Could any magic even do that? He tugged Aidene to the back of the line, sliding front of two boys who were about to get in line. Most of the people in line were their age, maybe a bit older, and excitedly gossiping. The line was long, but Ivan expected more from a booth that could grant wishes He felt the eyes of the girls in line all over him. “Wow. First the tavern, then this line. Looks like the Once Upon a Kingdom girls are all over me.” He said cockily, although he didn’t meet any of the girls eyes. Then, he inched forward in line a bit. It was moving considerably fast.
Orp ~ don’t worry!!! I’m so excited to RP them a bit more! Your post was amazing 
