What I've Seen

Friends

Rosalyn had learned quickly when they had met for the first time in youth lessons that lavender had trust issues and always tried to keep the conversation off herself, Rosalyns Twin Blake had been a bit shy also but quickly became more confident as he realized Rosalyn trusted Lavender and Lavender started to trust these two wild Twins.

The three of them have Been great friends since the day they met even though It had taken lavender a while to open up to Rosalyn and Blake about being the heir to the throne of their whole kingdom, and of her life, Lavender quickly gained the feeling she could trust the Twins with anything, something she never had in anyone except her Father. Lavender had everything she wanted and more and she was a bright person she had been told by many people that even her presence was enough to make people happy and lavender loved this feeling but she didnt want a throne or a crown, she just wanted to live like a teenager in the village.

*Time skip to the weekend*

Lavender was hanging out in her Trio walking the path they usually took along the thick branches of the 300-year-old tree in the forgotten part of the forest where none of the little children took Groupettes or Scouts took hunting and scavenging practices, just peace and the soft buzz of Scarlet willow birds and Native honey bees from an unseen place, soft fuzzy Lime green leaves brushed their faces as they climbed higher and higher into the thick tangle of chestnut coloured branches that required them to swing up and over, scratching their arms as they go, the tree created a secured netting like a nest just for them, birds of every colour you could imagine flew past every 5 minutes looking up from the base of the nest was like a dream you could lose yourself just laying at the base of the nest singing their charming song, the only light came from the miniscule cracks in the trees canopy over head most kids would be scared of the lack of lighting and the Hight they were at but these three had been coming to this spot for three-quarters of their lives, the amount of Games they had played and the memories they shared here where unable to be counted with the mind, this was and always will be, their place.

The Trio nestled into the warmth of the nest and where about to play a game when they all dozed off without a word to another.