Boss Rimi's posts

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@ishoji: I wrote it down though. 8D
Mmm, that stuff is good though. I think I'll go get food now actually. ^^
@Lina: I'm sorry! ; n ; -offers candy-

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@ishoji: Last night wasn't fun but I still managed to sleep. :)
Oh nice! Enjoy your dinner! I should probably eat too actually.
Hahah yay for points!

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@ishoji: I've been pretty good today actually. What about you?
@ishoji:

"Good. You should have done that days ago...dear." he said and laughed softly. "You need to trust me. If I didn't want this, I would have chosen Claudette. I chose you for a reason, you need to keep that in mind." Lyle pointed out seriously, shaking his head when she kissed his cheek, trying not to blush. "Hmm... I don't know..."

"If that's all you wanted to hear, you could have just told me you know. Instead it seems like you avoid me at all costs. I don't blame you though, I'd avoid me too if I could." Lyle said simply then smirked at what she said then. "You want me to pretend like nothing every happened?" he asked her honestly, raising his perfect eyebrow as his purple eyes looked at her. "You really are full of surprises." he said with a smile.

Lyle chuckled softly at the question and finally turned to look at her, crossing one leg over the other and resting his hands on his knee. "If I didn't want you, do you think I'd be so upset right now? Would I have allowed you to take these annoying classes if I didn't even want this?" he asked her then lightly rubbed his temples and looked at her warmly. "Please don't cry. Trust me when I say I haven't even given you a reason to cry and I really wouldn't want to make you cry. Like...really cry. I'm sorry it's not all sunshine and rainbows Aria. I really am." Seeing her cry was his kryptonite and even though he wanted to run over to her and hold her in his arms, he was too stubborn to even bother.

"You make it sound like I enjoy it. I'm sure you'll have a good time tomorrow with our visitor because I can promise you that I'll be too busy to have fun of any sorts. I might just play the piano after breakfast if I have the chance to. I don't even know when these people are coming over." Lyle said, running a hand through his hair. "What do you want me to do Aria? Tell me what it is that you want me to do. Because right now as I see it, there's nothing I can do."

Lyle was pressing the same key slowly over and over again, clearly lost in thought. He stopped when he heard her but then pressed a different key before resting his hands on his lap. "I don't know what you want to say but I'm listening." he answered quietly, his eyes on the keys. He knew he had sheet music he just had to find it. After he stopped playing years ago, Lyle had locked away the boxes containing the music sheets. Maybe now would have been a good time to get them and practice.

The rest of the day went smoothly. At the end of the day, Work had been finished for now and it was time for bed. Although, Lyle wasn't exactly tired. He was not looking forward to tomorrow and having to pretend that everything was fine when it clearly was not. Lyle instead, walked over to the room where his piano sat, untouched. At least he still had a piano to comfort him. An inanimate object loved him more than Aria, that's what it seemed to him. Well, they were very different, he clearly couldn't have expected it to work out. Maybe deep in his heart he wished it had but they were worlds apart. Much too different. The only thing they had in common was they both read books. In the bigger picture, that didn't mean anything. Sitting at his piano, he pressed one key and sighed.

"Good Luck dear." She said softly before standing up. "I do hope that everything works out for the best for both of you." She said honestly before excusing herself. Back in the study, Lyle and his father we're busy looking through paperwork and if Aria was brought up, Lyle just shrugged his shoulders. "I don't know where we stand anymore." Lyle answered.

"Well dear, I wish I could help but you two need to work this out on your own if you both truly want this to work out." The queen said as the servants began clearing out the table. "You two have talked haven't you?"

"Dear, are you upset that Lyle is helping his father?" The queen asked. She looked at Aria and frowned. "You're giving up on this? Dear if you don't want to do this anymore then you don't have to but I'm sure we both know what that means. You will have to go back to working here. If you want to leave though, I won't stop you."

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-rolls around, bored-

Once dinner was over, the males excused themselves and headed to the study to continue working. The king made sure to kiss his wife's cheek before leaving after Lyle who was already talking to him. The queen finished her drink and looked at Aria apologetically. "I tried to tell them a visitor wouldn't be a good idea."