a dream // one x one

[moonlessnight.]

river furrowed his brows at her words, rubbing her back slightly. "let's hope that you're not a psychic, then." he joked lamely. "why did he die in mine? was he my kid?" he questioned, wanting to know more about this dream of hers.

[ptolemaea]

marcella rolled her eyes before answering. “yes, he was your child.” she answered, crossing her arms over her chest. “so were the two girls.” she said with a sigh.

[moonlessnight.]

river frowned a bit at her words. "okay, well, if/when we have kids, none of them are dying. they're not allowed to."" he muttered with a huff, kissing the top of her head. "what were their names?"

[ptolemaea]

marcella looked over. “estelle and aurelia.” she murmured as she leaned back against her pillow. she sighed, thinking about her leg in the dream, and the death of their child.

[moonlessnight.]

river nodded slowly, shrugging. "cool names." he murmured, glancing over to marcella. he gently kissed her cheek, lightly tickling her sides. "hey, it was just a dream, okay?" river spoke softly.

[ptolemaea]

marcella wiggled as he tickled her. “yeah, but i had a messed up leg from a car crash in my dream.” she told him, a small frown on her face. “it was… weird.”

[moonlessnight.]

river listened to her words, nodding slowly. rising to a sitting position, he grabbed her legs, bending them and wiggling them around. "i think these work okay." he declared as if he were a doctor, nodding. "i prescribe a river to help."

[ptolemaea]

marcella had a mischievous grin. “how is he going to help?” she asked, running her hand through her hair. “because he should be very helpful in some ways.”

[moonlessnight.]

river chuckled softly at her words, laying back down beside her. "in whatever ways you need him to. doctor's orders." he responded with a cheesy grin, turning to face the female.

[ptolemaea]

marcella smirked. “i have some ideas.” she said, running a hand through his hair and giving him a kiss. she hugged him, giving him another kiss. “if you want to go along with them.”