Crimson and Gold

“There are plenty of villages that still don’t have access to a healer or even a physician, so it would be a secure trade,” she added.

Saria listened to her with full attention. “You’re right. Then I guess I could do some odd jobs here and there. Maybe sell some of the things we grow in the garden,” she said after giving it some thought.

Lysandra didn’t even notice at what point the ‘if’ turned to ‘when’, but she was very happy about it. She was happy that Saria wanted it as much as she did. She was happy that they could sit like this and make all of those plans, discuss all of the little details about the life they were both dreaming of.

It made her determined to make this dream a reality. No matter what it would take, she would do it.

“Sounds like a plan,” the Princess whispered. Her golden eyes were shimmering happily, looking just like the stars on the night sky above them.

“Mhm. Sounds like a plan.” Saria closed the distance between them and pulled Lysandra in a deep, unhurried kiss.

“One day, it will be just you and me. Just the two of us in our cozy little cottage,” she whispered against her lover’s lips.

“One day…”