Sebastian Ellington-Aragona

His Royal Highness, Prince of Italy

A small glimpse of anxiety crossed his features he watched Anna-Marie eye the trinket her finger settled upon, clearly contemplating that very notion of decorations and that denial Sebastian had given her. His lips pressed together as Anna-Marie tipped over that small figurine and yet, he said little of it, that fight surely not worth it when the statue of the deer was still very much intact. Thankfully, his maker was all too quick to become lost in her next whim, requesting he dress up as the official Prince of Italy. There were, admittedly, few occasions in which Sebastian was required to wear that official crown and yet, he supposed if Anna-Marie desired him to take on such a role, it was hardly a difficult request to comply with. "Of course, Ma Petite. You can even have a crown yourself again." How Dorian would so undoubtedly scold him for giving into her very whims so easily and yet, with the Fae King absent this evening, there was no one else to balance out his peculiar desire to please the child vampire that made him.

His attention, however, was drawn back to the young girl at the very realization of just that conundrum that lay before her, one Sebastian himself had already contemplated. He watched as her nose crinkled, only for the child to declare his own husband the 'fairy guy' - he was assured it was the most indecent name his lover had ever been called before and yet, Sebastian hardly bothered to correct her. "I fear Dorian has never before mentioned a fae child, but I can ask him." He assured her only for his head to tilt to the side ever so slightly. "What if, we made them party invitations, hm? You can have your party in a few weeks and hopefully find everyone to give your invitations to? Perhaps then it will be warm enough to have it outside and then you won't have to worry about trying to hide all of these....things." He gestured easily around the room, the man well assured that a spring party outdoors was the best of all plausible options. At the very least, it would guarantee his home remained relatively safe, particularly if there were going to be multiple children and a wild animal running around his estate.