By now Lidia was gasping, her cheeks flushed from her laughing fit. "You too, Ode, I'm happy you're my best friend.", She smiled, engulfing Odelina in a big hug, still giggling.

Odelina started giggling again. Liddy! If you keep laughing, Im gonna keep laughing too! This may be a never ending cycle! she said.

Lidia sniffed, catching herself. "Sorry, sorry, I just like the feeling of being able to laugh until I can't breathe.", She replied, huffing.

Remilia waited somewhat patiently, and while she was waiting a young man came and handed her two letters, one addressed to herself, and the other was for Ahelissa. She raised an eyebrow, opening her own and reading through it. Now, Remilia hadn't spent much time with the princess in the past couple years, but she did remember playing with her a couple times as a child.
Remilia sighed softly. She had known most of these years that slavery was in no way right. In all honesty, she just wanted someone, anyone, to talk to, and be around. She hated being alone in her room all day long.
When Ahelissa stepped out, Remilia risked a small smile. Just moments ago, Ahelissa was just some ragged and dirty girl. She looked very pretty all dressed up.
"It looks divine, Ahelissa. I could almost have mistaken you for a duchess yourself. This is for you, we have an errand to run." She handed Ahelissa her letter, giving a wave to the seamstresses before opening the door.

Emrys grinned, her curiosity showing in her round eyes. She leaned over towards him, a mischievous smile on her face.
"It seems like you have lots of secrets. You're lucky I'm a great secret-keeper." She replied with a small smirk, her playful side showing a bit more now. "Or else you'd be in lots of trouble."

Amias rolled his eyes just a little. "I'll note to never doubt anything you say." He replied sarcastically, a grin on his face though.
"Oh, sorry-" He then caught himself, shaking his head and smiling. "I mean, alright. Water on the brush? I guess I could try it sometime..."
Amias then felt his cheeks heat up intensely as he felt Riften's thigh pressed against his own. He looked away, mentally cursing himself to quit the maidenly blushing for once.
"I-I N-No, I mean yes? E-Er-" He stammered, his gaze kept to the floor.

Riften giggled, nudging Amias. "You don't have to.", He replied softly. "Yep, it's helpful, but you don't have to." Riften snickered at Amias's mistake.
The elf kept a straight face, his cheeks getting warmer. When Amias looked away he pulled away a bit, thinking he did something wrong, but not all the way. "It- It's fine, I- I have enough time- time to fix it.",Riften whispered looking down at his hands.

He laugh, his eyes sparkling mischievously. "Maby, i would but again so would you mister... I am only keeping secrets for two raisons, protect someone i am close too or because i can use them to punish an ennemy. In this case it's a bit of both." He was used to keep secrets as growing up he didn't wanted to expose his sister to some of the things he had to witnessed and as he realy didn't had anyone else he could trust back then. Maby he was trusting too quickly but Emrys was one of the first who realy bothered learning things about him and not stop at the first glance despite his glare, so it was preaty clear, at least to him that her secret was mostly falling in the first category.

Emrys opened her mouth to retort back, but she closed it and with a sheepish smile replied, "Point taken. I am grateful for that."
Emrys knew well that she was taking a huge risk here trusting the son of her sworn enemy, but she felt so open around him for some reason. It was like a breath of fresh air to get to be herself around someone for the first time in five years. Part of her knew that her secret was safe with him, at least until she revealed it herself.
"I wonder how they will react me revealing myself... Hopefully not bad."

" It should be fine, at the right time it may give hope to the ones that gave up. By showing that we can work togedther, this could even change history for the better for both groups." He didn't wanted to use the word nation, mostly to preven anyone that could have been listening to be able to fully connect the dots. He wink playfully and added. "You did the hardest part already, if you were able to share that information to the guy that react to new peoples the same way water react to cold temperatures i think you got good practice for the rest of us."