[CRP] Rendezvous with roses

[Ambrosia]

The dark haired princess feigned sleep as her normal servant peeked in on her, and left. After she heard the steps part from her room, she tossed over the layers of blankets to reveal her fully clothed form. Blue eyes darted towards the door as she speculated the direction of footsteps that soon vanished again. She turned sideways and planted her feet on the floorboard. The wood decided it would be a perfect time to play the sound of it's people. She cringed inwardly, but kept her pace towards the window. Fingers wrapped around her bow and the quiver of arrows, and slowly she pushed back the curtains and opened the glass outwards. A brief glance downwards and she could see the small groups of people she needed to avoid, but how? She needed a distraction. Ambra chewed her bottom lip and glanced around her room. Speedily she moved around the bed to knot the sheets together. Time to see if this fool plan of hers would actually work. She secured the loop around the bedpost, and carried the bundle of tied linen to the window.

A scrunch of her nose was offered towards the guards below. Fate seemed on her side when a noise closer to the castle entrance had the groups go towards that area. She strapped the quiver and bow over her shoulder and leapt downward with the sheets in her hand. In her head she pictured it much more graceful, instead she ended up ripping the sheets and falling on someone that broke her complete failure. "I didn't know the ground was so...wait.." She whispered and with a grunt pulled herself upwards. Once her eyes laid upon the figure she fell on, she rolled them skywards."Seven hells.. Really..."

The bubbly stewardess twitched and stared up at Ambra. A cloud of wheat puffed out of the woman's chest as she stood in a daze.It wasn't exactly how she had pictured the moment of trying to sneak out of castle."Er...sorry..you didn't see me okay?" She waved her hands to counter the wheat from hitting her in the face. After she made sure to help the other woman up, she bid farewell and walked in the direction of the garden. There was a slight bounce to her swag and she hummed happily until she reached the gates. Her eyes cast over the night sky, as she stepped into the enchanting garden.

"Sebastian??" She called out unsure if she were the one late or not.

[Finlay]

The sun had set and Sebastian started to stir in his nest. A collection of cushions and blankets spread out on a large couch. One might expect a vampire as 'refined' as Sebastian to dwell in a better setting, but all he had was his small cottage. It was kept orderly and clean, but was cluttered with furniture, and much to Sebastian's sadness, there was no room for an actual bed. He got off of the couch and donned his clothes for the night. A loos white shirt and black dress pants. Nothing too complicated. In fact, Sebastian was still a bit too tired to think about the simplest of things, such as what to wear for a date.

Sebastian left his home on the way to the garden that Ambra spoke of. He got there while the night was still young and there was no sign of lady Ambra. Sebastian sat down in the grass and laid on his back, waiting for Ambra to appear. A few minutes passed and Sebastian heard his ladies voice calling out his name. Quickly he jumped to his feet and shouted, "I'm here!" He looked around frantically, looking for lady Ambra. He had only gotten up recently and his sense weren't working at full speed.

[Ambrosia]

The gate shut behind her with an eerie creak. It almost had blocked out his voice that called her name. Her head spun in the direction of where she heard his tone, and she made a steady pace towards him. "Sebastian?" Her eyesight in the night wasn't gifted, and she even found herself walking into shrubbery in her way. It felt like hours had passed, but only a hand of minutes had. Then she saw his figure and smiled brightly. Finally, a time for them to be alone. There was no brothers or sisters, no Bill to worry about, no Casimir to tease her, just them. The floral scent provided the perfect escape.

The patch of grass might as well blended into the night sky, as she couldn't very well decipher much. A sigh of relief unleashed past her lips, before she spoke once more. "Have you been waiting long? Sorry I'm a tad bit late I think.. I had some issues with ...the help." Never mind she had squashed her hyper stewardess in her grand scheme to get to this exact place.