It was only on days like these, that Remy was dressed in her best clothes, following her mother and her friend through the upper ring streets. Her eyes moving over the buildings and people there. Feeling almost like a weird fish in a sea of birds, even if she herself didn’t exactly look like she would belong with the fish. The only thing she knew was that her father came from here, but she didn’t know anything about his family. For her own safety, or so she was told. However, she couldn’t help but feel some slight curiosity for it. Was it really possible that she had some family walking around in these parts? And if so, who were they?

Completely swallowed by her own thoughts, she hadn’t noticed how her mother and her friend had changed direction, and that she was now walking straight into a guy. Or well, it didn’t take her too long to notice that, but it was a little too late. In just a mere second she was standing right in front of him, eyes blinking up and looking at him. Suddenly started by the fact that she was so close, she took a step back. ”Ooh, I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to..” She started, but laughed when she didn’t finish her sentence, since he would probably know what she meant. Gracefully she moved her arms and moved her body sideways, so he was able to pass her, without touching. ”Here you go.” She said, letting him pass.

Apparently, the moment she had bumped into the other, her thoughts had not quite left her mind. Strangely, she acted as if the young man in front of her was a stranger, but the moment he said her name, she realized that he wasn’t in fact a stranger at all. Oh, how stupid that must have looked. If she would have been able to sink down into the streets at this moment, she would have done so, out of embarrassment. Slowly making herself disappear. ”Oh yes, hello.” She said, after taking a quick breath, trying not to make a complete fool out of herself, even though she had already done that, ofcourse.

It didn’t take her too long though, before she started laughing about her own stupidity, realizing that it was probably better to just admit to it. ”I’m sorry, that probably looked very stupid, I.. I suppose I wasn't quite thinking straight, or not yet at least.” She started trying to explain herself, hoping he would get what she meant. That she had probably been somewhere else with her thoughts. That was, ofcourse, also the reason why she had bumped into him in the first place. But maybe the same could have been said about him? Since he didn’t notice her on time.

Remiël still couldn’t wrap her mind around the fact that she had just treated Faolan as a stranger, since that was just such a weird notion. She had known him for such a long time, ever since they were little children. Mainly due to the fact that her mother often visited the upper-ring, where she still had some old friends. Even now, she was mainly there because her mother was, though, she couldn’t really spot her anymore? Her eyes only shortly looked around for her before they landed back on her friend. Had she really been so lost in her own mind that she also lost track of time and space? And well, apparently faces as well.

Her mouth shortly fell open at her friend’s comment, in surprise, right before she squeezed her eyes a tiny bit and gave him a glare. Letting him know that she was maybe slightly offended by his words. Though, quickly enough a smile broke through, because deep down, she knew he was probably right. ”Alright,” She said, letting out a deep breath right before she was about to admit to him being right. But she still kinda struggled to do so. ”You know I really hate to admit it.” She told him, still trying to stubbornly hold on, even if she already gave him enough of the truth. Remy had always been a dreamer, she knew that about herself, but she never actually liked to admit that. Maybe because she always thought it wasn’t really a good thing. Gentilly she placed her arms over each other in front of her, trying to look strong and determined, even though he probably knew well enough that she was nothing of the sort. Not deep down at least.