The Power of Friendship
Oct 28, 2013 11:38:07 GMT -5
Post by Lady Rosalie St. Claire on Oct 28, 2013 11:38:07 GMT -5
Rose nodded in agreement with Lady Natalie’s words, though she was highly amused at her words concerning the eldest Sarkozsy Princess. She would so love to be a fly on the wall when Lady Natalie would be attempting to fit the other young woman into one of her creations, but it seemed like it would take time and effort for them to actually manage it all. First, they’d have to deal with the Court’s rumor mongering and the lords and ladies of it actually agreeing on something other than sending the delegation back to their country empty-handed.
“Why not question his ability to be the heir while we’re at it,” she grinned, a slightly vicious tone to her voice at that. “Thank the Triad he’s not the only Sarkozsy son available for the position, as we have seen ourselves recently.” Pausing, she gave another nod, entirely with agreement of the other lady’s words. The Princes seemed to be dealing fine for now, so they could easily take Princess Emmaline for Triadon. “Perhaps we might even get one or both of her brothers covering for her absence,” she added, shrugging her shoulders to show that she wasn’t certain the absence would be unnoticed and licking the spoon clean, eyeing the empty dessert dish with some disappointment. Oh well, it was good while it lasted.
“Getting Her Highness out of here shouldn’t be a problem at all, seeing as one of the royals needs to be in residence should more of them delegations arrive, and we’ll deal with everything else as it comes.” She finished and gave Lady Natalie a curious look to confirm it, making plans of her own, as well. There’d be things to consider, and everything, after all.
Lady Natalie Kendall
“Why not question his ability to be the heir while we’re at it,” she grinned, a slightly vicious tone to her voice at that. “Thank the Triad he’s not the only Sarkozsy son available for the position, as we have seen ourselves recently.” Pausing, she gave another nod, entirely with agreement of the other lady’s words. The Princes seemed to be dealing fine for now, so they could easily take Princess Emmaline for Triadon. “Perhaps we might even get one or both of her brothers covering for her absence,” she added, shrugging her shoulders to show that she wasn’t certain the absence would be unnoticed and licking the spoon clean, eyeing the empty dessert dish with some disappointment. Oh well, it was good while it lasted.
“Getting Her Highness out of here shouldn’t be a problem at all, seeing as one of the royals needs to be in residence should more of them delegations arrive, and we’ll deal with everything else as it comes.” She finished and gave Lady Natalie a curious look to confirm it, making plans of her own, as well. There’d be things to consider, and everything, after all.
Lady Natalie Kendall