The Royal Life (Milarion one shots)

Chapter 24:

"Milori Wintrix! Give me that crown back right now!" Clarion yelled as she tried to grab it from his hands. Every fairy at the pixie dust tree turned and started laughing at the queen. "Come on Ree, I love playing with this," Milori smirked. "Lord Milori! It's a queens order!" Milori sighed and walked back towards her. Clarion smirked and tried to take it out of his hands. "Very funny Milori. Hand it back," Clarion rolled her eyes. "No. I'm going to put it on you," Milori smiled.

Every fairy around started aweeing at how adorable they were. Clarion slightly smiled and looked up at him. "Must you?" "Is it even a question?" he asked holding the crown. Clarion smiled and slightly bowed her head. Milori smiled as he lightly sat the crown back on her head. Clarion picked her head back up and looked at his eyes,"You really are...." "The best husband ever!?" Milori finished. Clarion rolled her eyes smiling and said, "Yes Milori. That's what I was going to say. You are the best husband ever." "Thank you Mrs. Wintrix," Milori slightly bowed.

A few fan girl fairies looked as if they would pass out. The girls let out a squeal and were blushing. Clarion raised her eyebrows towards the girls. Milori wrapped his arm around Clarions waist. "What's going on with them?" Clarion asked Milori. "No clue luv." Milori answered shrugging. Clarion brushed it off and they walked off.

They were walking around in the autumn woods. Clarion was looking at Milori who everytime seemed amazed at how colorful it was. Milori felt Clarion staring. He turned so they were both staring. "What are you looking at?" Milori asked. "You," Clarion smiled. "And why would that be?" "I'm your wife. Do I need a reason?" Milori shrugged, "Good point." Clarion was about to start saying something when she was cut off by the sound of thunder. Clarion jumped and let out a slight scream. Milori was left smiling. "I forgot her royal highness is scared of thunder." Clarion weakly smiled and jumped as another thunder noise broke out. She ran to Milori like a small child.

"Um. I think we might get rained on...." Clarion sheepishly said. "Ree, it's rain. And I can assure you, I'm not letting any thunder get you anytime soon," Milori reassured her. Clarion smiled and wrapped her arms around his neck. "I think we should take cover. We won't make it back to the pixie dust tree in time. We can stay....over there," Clarion told him pointing to a hollow log. Milori looked down at her, "As you wish your majesty."

Clarion and Milori started walking towards the log when it started raining. "Ah! It's raining!" Clarion yelled starting to pick up speed walking towards the log. Milori kept holding her hand as she was infront of him. "It's...raining!" Milori said astonished. Clarion forgot that Milori had only seen rain once before. He had never been in the middle of it before. "Indeed. This is rain," Clarion told Milori. "I know it's rain. It's- much different than snow fall. This is somewhat unpleasant...." Milori answered. Clarion lightly laughed. "I have to agree. Stormy weather is very unpleasant."

Clarion and Milori walked into the log. "Guess we will be here for a while," Clarion slightly smiled. Milori wrapped his arm around Clarions waist. "So, i'm stuck in the rain, with my beautiful wife alone, with no interruptions for a while?" Milori asked. Clarion nodded her head and pushed his hair out of his face. "Well, what could be more perfect?" Milori stated. Milori pulled Clarion closer near. Clarion wrap her arms around his neck. Milori leaned down and kissed her. Clarion gladly kissed him back.

Not long after Clarions was pinned against the inside of the log. Milori stopped kissing Clarions neck and pulled back. She let out a pout and whined, "Why did you stop?" Milori smirked as he moved a few strands of hair from her face. "Stop staring at me!" Clarion huffed. "Your my wife. Do I need a reason to stare?" Milori asked restating her sentence from earlier. Clarion rolled her eyes. "No....but you could have picked a better time," Clarion mumbled. "Alright. I'm terribly sorry," he fakely apologized. "Apology accepted."