Three Days To Love You

Chapter 2

The schoolday had finally came to an end. What a tiring day. Paris got up from his comfy seat on a bench outside and walked to his dad's carriage he'd sent for him. He opened the door and climbed in. The driver made the horses trot at a moderate speed. As he glanced out the window he saw a dragon girl. Her green scales almost holographic in the light. Her beautiful blue hair flowed onto her shoulders like a waterfall of the finest mountain water. But she was limping as she walked. "Stop the carriage at once!" The man pulled on the reigns and the horses stopped. "What is it, sir?" Paris jumped out of the carriage. "Madame. Your leg looks badly injured. Let me help you." The girl locked eyes with the young prince. "I don't need your help." Her voice was bitter. "If you didn't, would you be out here in the heat bleeding. Please, miss. I insist." He held the door of the carriage open for her. She looked at him and walked closer to the carriage. Cool air came from the inside. It was welcoming. "Fine. I'll come with you. But you must promise to take me to the Red castle." That's when she noticed the familiar 'V' shape on his clothes. "Oh. I see. You are of the the Red castle I presume." 

"Indeed. I am." He responded. She stepped into the carriage. "And judging by the nice interior of this thing you are the prince." Paris climbed in. "You can tell all that from the Carriage?" He was shocked a little. "Yes." She nodded. He noticed her blue clothes. "You must be of the blue kingdom?" She simply nodded. Paris' expression changed to worried. "If my father sees you in those robes he will exicute you. Shall we buy you some new clothes to fit into our national colors?" He offered. "Yes. Please." She said. As she spotted a local clothing store. "How about there?" Paris looked at the store. "I guess." He looked at the driver. "Stop here." He ordered. He got out and helped the young woman out. They walked into the store. 

After some time she'd picked out sets of clothes. "I think we're all set." They walked back to the carriage and he helped her back in. He climbed in and off they rode.