Heated Lunar Lovers

Ch 2: Prophetic love

"Do I just tell them the prophecy first or do I try and get them to fall in love with me?" Luna pondered this as she stepped back inside her apartment. "Hi, Luna." Solaria greeted her as she stepped into the kitchen. "Feeling better?" Solaria asked as she was putting something away in the fridge. I nodded and grabbed an apple from the bowl on the counter. "I went to talk to my mom." Solaria smiled and spoke, "Oh? She appeared today?" I paused for a second and then spoke again. "She appears every time for me and my dad because we're the closest to her so we help amp her power so she can appear." "Oh," Solaria responded. Luna spun the apple she held in her hand as if it was going to change shape before her eyes. "Solaria I have a question," Luna turned to face her, "Hypothetically speaking, if you wanted someone close to you to fall in love with you, how would you go about doing it?" Solaria pondered this for a second then spoke, "Well, I'd learn all the small things that they enjoy then I'd subtly do kind/romantic gestures. Then, when the time arises, I'd tell them how I feel." Solaria smiled softly and then said something that shocked me, "The child of the moon must bring the sun and stars together." "That's what your mom said today, didn't she? Some sort of prophetic love?" Luna spoke sheepishly, trying to avoid eye contact with Solaria. "Yes. I have to fall in love with you and Aurora, but I have no idea how to do that. The feelings are there but, I have no idea how to show them it's–" Luna was interrupted by Solaria kissing her deeply. When she stopped, Solaria spoke again. "You talk too much Luna, but for the record, I've liked you for a while I was just instructed by your mother not to say anything." Flustered and confused, Luna dashed back to her room and close the door her heart beating fast. "W-what?" Luna couldn't process what she had heard, had she dreamt it? No, it seemed all too real to be a dream. Luna decided to sleep on it and come back to it in the morning. Tomorrow would be the day she started to fulfill her prophecy.