2. i wanna be so much more

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A/N: Hey, guys!! Sorry this took so long!!! My focus has still been kinda shitty, plus I've gotten really busy and I shall continue to be a bit busy for the next week or two, but I'm still gonna try my best to get chapters out for you guys!! I'm working on this story, plus my other Trilance au annnddddd I may or may not start up another au that's only focusing on Melizabeth, but I'm not sure if that'll be sometime soon or not, it all just depends. Either way, I hope you guys like this chapter!! Ngl, I'm unsure about the first part of this chapter. It was written over a few days and it's kinda foggy for me, I gotta read through it again, but I have no idea how good the quality of it is, so I hope it's not too bad!! Happy reading!!

Summary: Prince Meliodas celebrates his birthday and two new visitors from the Fairy King's Forest come to Liones. Lancelot meets people apart of his parents' history and lays eyes on someone who makes his heart race in a way he's never experienced before.

**We got some ✨gay panic✨ this chapter**

Song Inspiration: Juliet By Cavetown

Not beta'd, all mistakes are my own.

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"Melly, slow down! You better not let father see you running like that!" Margaret scolds from behind him.

Meliodas laughs, unconcerned, as he skids his feet and slides across the floor until he stops right in front of the dining hall doors. "It's fine, Maggie. You worry too much." He tells her.

"It's improper behavior for a prince, especially of your age." She informs him as if she hadn't already said almost the same exact thing to him millions of times in the past.

The blonde-haired man rolls his eyes. "I feel like I'm allowed to be a little improper on my own birthday." He points out, pushing open the large, ornate doors in front of them, stepping aside to let Margaret through.

The lilac-haired woman softens, smiling fondly at him. "I suppose you're right." She cups his cheeks for a moment. "Happy birthday, little brother."

Meliodas' face twists and he brushes her hands off. "Hey, quit it with that." He turns and walks into the room. He tries to act irritated by it, but the smile that lights up his face in response makes it difficult and he knows that his sister will see right through him, anyways. "Thank you, sister." He tells her before picking up the pace and jogging over to his spot at the table, right by his father and across from where Margaret will be sitting once she reaches the table.

"Meliodas! Happy birthday, son!" His father exclaims, reaching out to give the younger man a hard pat on the back.

Meliodas jolts forward and winces, the downside of being the smallest person in the family, but he shakes it off immediately and gives his father a grin. "Thank you, father." He says.

Margaret sits down right as their food is brought in and Meliodas' favorite breakfast is placed right in front of him. "Any plans for the day before your party starts tonight?" His sister asks him curiously.

"Any new friends you'll be inviting to your party?" His father asks him, trying not to sound too hopeful.

Meliodas answers his sister's question first. "Not really much, but there is this new tavern in the kingdom, right outside of town. I stopped by there for a moment last night just to say hi and it seems like a nice place-"

"Last night? When last night?"

Meliodas cringes, realizing his slipup. "Well, see, Grandmaster Hendrickson seemed a bit distracted, so I just wanted to give him the rest of the night off-"

"Brother!" Margaret says in a gasp.

"Meliodas." His father says in a disapproving tone, before sighing. "It's your birthday, so I'll let this slide for now. But next time you have sword training with one of our Grandmasters, I expect you to actually stick to it. Both Grandmaster Dreyfus and Grandmaster Hendrickson are very busy men who have dedicated their time to keeping our kingdom safe and protected and I would appreciate it if you showed them both the respect they've earned." The king lectures his son.

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