@Fidelityisms —wasting two rooms when either one of them stayed in the other’s room most of the time.
Once at the front of the door, the god knocked his knuckles against it. He would have entered, but he didn’t want to intrude on Sigyn if he was still preparing. Yes, even Loki had courtesy.
@Fidelityisms Sending the old woman a set of squinted eyes, Loki went to retrieve the baskets of food she had left on the table. With them in hand, he began to make his way down the halls towards their room.
/Their/ room. They no longer resided in separate rooms. There seemed no need of —
@Fidelityisms —It is packed in that basket right over there.” She concluded, gesturing over toward the countertop. “I hope you two have a lovely time. Such a good man Sigyn is. And you too, Loki.” She paused for a moment. “When you want to be.”
@Fidelityisms —intended to not make things go wrong.
Loki knocked once more, and just then, the door opened up. The aged woman smiled slightly and gestured for him to come in. The aroma of familiar scents flooded into the nose of the god.
“I just finished the final meal for you two. —
@Fidelityisms —sighed heavily as he then began to head in the direction of his previous aid. She had always been in her room, either cleaning or sewing new robes. It must be all that she had left to do now. At least she was happy doing so.
@Fidelityisms “A comfortable attire will do. I would hate to have you the opposite. It would turn the mood, would it not?” Loki questioned before offering a gentle smile towards the blonde. And within a quick moment, the god turned back towards the door and exited it quietly. The deity —
@Fidelityisms —caretaker.” The god then pushed himself onto his feet, taking a few steps toward the blonde and gently grazed his fingertips over the others. “I expect to see you in your finest fabrics when I return.”
@Fidelityisms —in a better light. That he could change. Though, she would be witnessing this from the spiritual realm, it would be all in her name. He felt as if he did her wrong, that he could have been better. And this shall translate into his love for Sigyn.
“I will go speak to the —
@HomicidiumKing It was a mere assumption is all. Besides, a god does not worry for a mortal. But, he may be generally curious.
Though, Loki is pleased to see that Aryden is still alive and well. And time may have passed, but the god still disliked hugs.
@Fidelityisms —a calm, and sincere manner. His eyes now met the other’s own as he lifted his head. “I will do my best to try and be better for you, my rose. I have failed you and I...apologize for that.”
The hesitation in his words were intentional, for confessions of wrong-doings was not —