Chapter 10
"Excuse me Legolas, I brought someone here to see you," Aragorn said hoping it would break Legolas and Vanima up from the kissing.
Legolas turned around.
"Narie, hi," he said nervously.
"Hello to you too Legolas," Narie said plainly.
"Who's this?" Vanima asked.
"This is Narie, my best friend from Mirkwood," Legolas responded.
"I wasn't just a friend about an hour ago," Narie said.
"What's she talking about Legolas," Vanima asked.
"After I ran out of the café, I ran into Narie," Legolas explained. "And well I was mad at you and all so I kissed her. That was all I meant it to be," Legolas said.
"What? How could you even say that Legolas, you were practically telling me you had feelings for me," Narie said.
"I never said that. And it was you who told me to go back to Vanima if I still loved her," Legolas said.
"Fine then, stay with her. I will leave and you never will have to see me again," Narie said walking out and slamming the door.
Vanima smiled at what was going on.
"Legolas I'm going home now, tomorrow we'll meet at the same café," she said.
"It's a date," Legolas smiled.
Aragorn looked at Legolas when they were alone.
"You're making being a prince go to your head," Aragorn said.
"I am not," Legolas defended himself.
"That's why you decided to hurt the one girl who honestly loves you?" Aragorn asked.
"I didn't. Narie is just a friend," Legolas said.
"Who happens to have feelings for you," Aragorn said.
Legolas sat down on the couch.
"I don't know anymore. I just don't. I felt like I had something for Narie, but then I saw Vanima when I came in and I had those feelings again," Legolas said.
"Maybe you should just go back to Mirkwood, spend time there," Aragorn said.
"So you want to get rid of me, is that it?" Legolas said.
"No not at all, I just think you should go back home," Aragorn said.
"Maybe you are right," Legolas said going outside. "I'll be back to visit don't worry."
"Take care and be careful," Aragorn said.
"I will don't worry," Legolas said. He sat on his horse and thought where to go. If he turned to the left, he'd be on his way to see Vanima. If he went right, he'd be on his way home, where he could see Narie.
"Excuse me Legolas, I brought someone here to see you," Aragorn said hoping it would break Legolas and Vanima up from the kissing.
Legolas turned around.
"Narie, hi," he said nervously.
"Hello to you too Legolas," Narie said plainly.
"Who's this?" Vanima asked.
"This is Narie, my best friend from Mirkwood," Legolas responded.
"I wasn't just a friend about an hour ago," Narie said.
"What's she talking about Legolas," Vanima asked.
"After I ran out of the café, I ran into Narie," Legolas explained. "And well I was mad at you and all so I kissed her. That was all I meant it to be," Legolas said.
"What? How could you even say that Legolas, you were practically telling me you had feelings for me," Narie said.
"I never said that. And it was you who told me to go back to Vanima if I still loved her," Legolas said.
"Fine then, stay with her. I will leave and you never will have to see me again," Narie said walking out and slamming the door.
Vanima smiled at what was going on.
"Legolas I'm going home now, tomorrow we'll meet at the same café," she said.
"It's a date," Legolas smiled.
Aragorn looked at Legolas when they were alone.
"You're making being a prince go to your head," Aragorn said.
"I am not," Legolas defended himself.
"That's why you decided to hurt the one girl who honestly loves you?" Aragorn asked.
"I didn't. Narie is just a friend," Legolas said.
"Who happens to have feelings for you," Aragorn said.
Legolas sat down on the couch.
"I don't know anymore. I just don't. I felt like I had something for Narie, but then I saw Vanima when I came in and I had those feelings again," Legolas said.
"Maybe you should just go back to Mirkwood, spend time there," Aragorn said.
"So you want to get rid of me, is that it?" Legolas said.
"No not at all, I just think you should go back home," Aragorn said.
"Maybe you are right," Legolas said going outside. "I'll be back to visit don't worry."
"Take care and be careful," Aragorn said.
"I will don't worry," Legolas said. He sat on his horse and thought where to go. If he turned to the left, he'd be on his way to see Vanima. If he went right, he'd be on his way home, where he could see Narie.