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Lyle looked at Aria and listened to what she had to say. "You want me to let...loose?" he repeated. "Lyle you should probably take one day off. Try to just be a regular guy for one day. No title. Just spend that day with Aria and have some real fun. I won't go with you both, so I hope you can behave and try to be nice okay? Do you think you can maybe do that?" Troy asked. Lyle looked at Troy then at Aria, "You want me to let go of my title for an entire day? How...how would one even have fun? How does one even...let loose?" Lyle asked them both. "I'm sure miss Aria can teach you of the ways to have real fun." Troy answered honestly.

Troy smiled seeing how quiet Lyle had gotten, "What are you smiling at?" Lyle asked, getting defensive. "Now, now relax. I'm your friend remember? I'm here helping you because I don't want you to lose her." Troy answered, pointing to Aria who was also very quiet. "You two are serious about making this work right? If you are, you need to prove it to each other. Not to me. I'm not the one getting married." Troy said and looked at Aria. "Miss Aria, you've been awfully quite, I hope what I said didn't upset you." he said to her.

"I think the most recent fight we had was... well honestly it wasn't so much a fight. It was more like a pointless discussion because we were talking about how I think all she wants to do is just have fun and how sometimes I feel she forgets that there are rules one must follow when in the position she's in, being part of the royal family now. I think that sometimes she forgets that." Lyle answered. "Okay. Lyle I can understand you getting upset because you might think she forgets how to behave like a proper lady. I get that. However, you can't expect her to be just like you because that's just not going to happen. I'm sure miss Aria knows how to behave in public. What I think the problem with this is, is that miss Aria seems to know when to behave like a royal lady should and she knows when to just be a human female, no title attached. Lyle, you seem to think that you can't have fun because of the title hanging over your head right? You think that you always have to be a prince, you never once think that you can just be a regular human male with no title attached. When you want to have fun you don't fully let go of your title. You let it go but it's always within arm's reach and you still hold on to it unknowingly. Part of you still holds on to it which could be why you don't ever fully allow yourself to just let go and have fun." Troy explained and sipped more of his drink. "Am I right?" he asked Lyle who looked surprised by what he had heard.

Troy listened to Aria and nodded, "Who's the one to initiate a conversation after a fight?" he asked. "That's Aria. I'm always too stubborn to start a conversation." Lyle admitted. "I see." Troy said and thought for a moment. "Wouldn't it be much easier and healthier to talk it out before you start fighting? When you both feel or well when either one of you gets upset, don't you think it would be better to just find a quiet place to sit down right there and then and just talk about what it is that upset you?" he asked. "At the end of the day, you might need to just agree to disagree. You both won't always see eye to eye on everything and that's not a bad thing." Troy explained. "Before I came into the picture, did you guys have an argument today?" he asked curiously.

Troy watched both Aria and Lyle, Lyle was silent as he always seemed to get whenever conversation was happening around him. He listened to Aria and smiled. "Well miss Aria, it isn't supposed to be easy. Of course, you shouldn't quote me on anything I say since I am not engaged at the moment. However I'm just stating the obvious. Lyle told me that you two don't talk for days after an argument. Is that really true?" he asked. He had a feeling that after he left back for home, this wouldn't be the last time he spoke to this interesting couple.

Troy looked up at Aria when she entered the room. "Oh don't apologize miss Aria. You were enjoying yourself, no need to feel bad about that. Besides, Lyle was there to keep me company. We were just talking about how Lyle doesn't enjoy communicating with others." Troy began and sipped his drink. "You two are interesting you know. Complete opposites.I don't know you both very well, but from what I saw today I learned something. Aria is a free spirit, does whatever makes her happy, doesn't care who sees. Lyle, you're very closed off. You have walls around you, so you don't allow anyone to get too close. Aria and your parents are perhaps the only people you have allowed to get close. Opening up is hard for you, maybe you didn't have anyone to talk to growing up. I think you do enjoy talking to people though, even if you yourself don't think that you do. It's probably why the two of you clash so much over the simplest things. I think you just have a hard time really expressing yourself Lyle. Ugh, now I sound like my father. I'm sorry." he said and chuckled.

"We're friends and engaged. I thought it would be a lot easier to be engaged to her since we always got along. But...that was before I realized there were rules I had to follow and rules she'd have to follow. Well you know what I mean Troy, we're in the same boat you and I." Lyle said. "Yes we are. I can understand it must be difficult trying to balance your job as prince and your job as a friend. They're both very different." Troy answered. What Lyle asked him then surprised him, he almost spit out his drink. "Do you think it's actually possible for me to even marry her? A commoner?" Troy stared at Lyle, shocked by what he had just been asked. "W-well. It isn't impossible. It might be difficult because of the status difference but I honestly think you'll both be fine. Communication is key and I see that's something you struggle with." Troy answered honestly.

"Well then, if you feel that the relationship you have with her is unhealthy, you should do something about it." Troy stated. "You two are friends, and if I know anything about friendships it's that sometimes you'll have disagreements. That's doesn't mean you stop being friends; it just means you have different opinions regarding a topic of discussion." Troy explained. Lyle listened to Troy while sipping at his drink and sighing softly, he knew Troy was right. It didn't make things easier though.