GeMill: Thats not my kid...

As the couple walked, citizens stopped and stared, watching in surprise as the red and gold female chatted with the man beside her. It was as if they were witnessing a once in a lifetime event- something no one had seen, nor expected to see before. But here she was, brushing past people and paying little to no mind to them, speaking to the odd mismatched male she was walking with. Admittedly, Mill liked all of the attention. She loved the jealousy the others had chiseled into their faces- especially the females that looked onto the male.

With a gentle flick of her tail, Mill gripped onto the male and pulled him into her frame, bringing her arms up to clutch onto his. People were watching, and she wanted to ground it into them all that he was hers, and nobody else could have him. It filled her with such pride and joy that she couldn't keep the smirk off her face, and held her head up higher. Her step was a bounce that radiated her happiness. Of course, that was until she remembered just what they were doing and where they were headed.

"Oh... yes. He's always home." She said and rolled her wrist, still remaining close to him as they walked. "He doesn't really go anywhere anyways unless he comes to visit me at work." She said and rubbed her face, getting less and less enthusiastic about the idea the closer they came to the home, and within minutes, they found themselves on the doorstep of a large home.

Mill rolled her eyes and sighed, raising a finger to press the small button to ring the doorbell; giving a minute before a tall man with long blonde hair to answer the door. He was nearly identical looking to Mill, but appeared much older, and had long spines above his eyes. "Mill?" He asked, a small smile on his face as he opened his arms to her.

The woman ran forward and flung herself into his arms, giving him a tight hug. "Hello Sunny." She said and buried her face into his chest, the familiar scent making her feel comfortable. She and the male were obviously incredibly close. Her father? No... that couldn't be. They looked near identical, and this man was much too young to be her father. Though her definitely gave off the royal appearance one would expect Mill's family to be like. In fact, everything about him screamed regal.

He let go of Mill and narrowed his eyes at the odd looking male she drug with her. "Mill who's this?" He asked and watched her cling to the other. Mill chuckled softly and looked to Sunbird. "This is Gemini. Gemini, this is my brother, Sunbird."

Mill walked with Gemini, keeping an eye on Sunbird- who seemed to fume and become more and more agitated with every little thing Gemini did to her. Any time he'd nudge her, kiss her, or just say something sweet, she could feel the scowl coming off of her older brother. Then again, it was to be expected. She and Sunny had been very close ever since they were little ones, and as they grew older and the boys began to chase his little sister, Sunbird had to learn to be protective and keep Mill out of trouble. It was always for her own good, though.

The female seemed rather amused but didn't press any more than Gemini already was. Sunbird simply poured a couple glasses of wine like he knew she would want, and handed one to her in a manner oh-so-graceful. "here you are." He practically sang and gave her a smile before sitting down. "Did you come to see dad?" He asked and took a sip of his drink, motioning her to sit down in her chair- which just so happened to be the biggest, fanciest chair in the home. It was always Mill's throne. Not even her father would dare sit in that seat, whether she was there or not. She was the princess regardless; and she happily sat herself down, taking a sip of her wine and savoring the rich flavors.

"Yes, we did come to see dad. Where is he hiding?" She asked before a loud crash from the kitchen had both kids jolting their heads to look in that one particular direction. It was almost funny to see. They both moved and spoke alike. It was like watching someone in a mirror.

From the direction both Mill and Sunbird were looking, a massive male stepped from the kitchen, a small patch of his beard smoldering, his skin blackened, and a big smile upon his face. It was like looking at an elephant in a ballroom. He was possibly the most out of place looking man, wandering around in a pair of completely faded black work pants, carrying around a tray of burnt... well, some kind of food, and a rag he used to wipe his face before noting that his beard was kinda on fire. Both Mill and Sunbird sighed and rolled their eyes, looking away in pure embarrassment. This only prompted the big man to set his things aside and run over to them.

"My little Princess!" HE called out and plucked her from her chair to hug her tightly to his chest. "It's been so long since I saw your pretty little butt in that chair." HE chuckled and rubbed her cheeks, pressing kisses to the top of her head and setting her down. Mill blushed and rubbed her face. "Daaad.." She whined, knowing Sunbird was smirking at her. Truthfully, he was just happy to see her, and he knew their father had missed her as well. Much of his time was spent talking about his little princess, and how he wanted to get her out of her horrible job so she could come home and stay there like she used to when she was a kid.

King smirked and sat down, but only once Mill had given him the okay, and sat down with him in that chair of hers. "So, Gemini, huh?" He asked and wrapped an arm around his daughter, wanting to spend as much time with her as possible- because he knew she wouldn't stay here forever. But he didn't want to think about that right now. He had her here, and she'd brought a nice man with her.

"So, you gotta tell me, are you her boyfriend?" He asked, earning a whine from his daughter. There was his answer right there, but in any case, the odd looking male nodded and Mill's father beamed with joy. "I had a feeling you might be." He said and scratched at his beard. "I knew she liked the boys with the long hair." He teased him and laughed. "As long as my princess is good and spoiled, then I think you're good." He stated and nodded his approval of the two being a couple. Then again, he had always wanted Mill to have a good man in her life. She wouldn't be a princess forever, and needed a king to be a queen.

Mill huffed and stuck out her lower lip, but smiled in an almost sly like manner to him. "I never said I didn't like other things." She said softly and curled her knees to her chest. "But I do love the way your hair looks when it blows around in the wind, or when you walk." She blushed and put a hand up to run through her hair. Honestly, she seemed to have a more child-like demeanor when she was at home with her father and brother. The two catered to every one of her wants and needs, and in turn, she had become dependent on them, resulting in a more childish attitude. The way she spoke, and how she was acting or moving about. She was quite happy, though.

King smirked and gave Mill another hug. "Looks like you found yourself a good man, princess." He said, his tone filled with joy; but there was a hint of sadness in his voice. He didn't like that his little girl was all grown up and needed another man to take care of her. "But don't you forget ol' King Dad is still here to spoil his little princess rotten." He chuckled and rubbed her head. It looked almost comical with how big the man was compared to his daughter.

"I know daddy." She muttered and leaned into his arm. "How about we go out for lunch. Gemini and I can treat you to a good meal." She said, knowing her dad's love for food would make him happy. Sure enough, the big man beamed and nodded. "Of course! I'd love to go out with you two." He smiled and looked to Gemini. "Are you sure it's okay?" He asked and then looked to Sunbird, who looked pitifully at his father, knowing he'd be dragged with the family to go get lunch. It's not that he didn't want to... he just wanted to stay away from the outsider who got all touchy-feely with his little sister.

Mill blinked as something smashed into her leg. She could feel hands gripping her pants tightly, and small wet spots soaking through them. She looked down and saw a small child with bright red curls atop his head. Who... Who was this child? Where did he come from? She looked around in hopes of finding someone who was looking for him, like a parent or a guardian of some kind, but no one came. Not that anyone would have gotten the chance to come get the kid anyways, because the very second the word 'momma' had escaped the child's lips King felt his heart nearly stop, and his smile grew ten miles wide.

"You guys had a baby and didn't tell me!?" He asked and picked up the small child despite obvious protest at first. He seemed to want Mill, and to not be separated from her at all costs. "My word you're a cute little one." He said and gave the kid plenty of hugs and nuzzles before Mill had snatched him away. "Dad... no. We didn't have a kid." she said and held the boy in her arms. "I don't know who this is." She said and looked to the boy. He was scared, and dirty. He looked like he had been crying for a while. Mill picked at the adult-sized sweater he had wrapped around himself and grimaced. "What's your name? Where are your parents?" She asked him, her voice turning soft- something she had never done before.

Both Mill and King Dad's ears went limp, but Mill was especially surprising, as the woman really did have little to no care for any other being but herself- yet here she was holding a little boy in her arms, her face completely twisted into a look of worry. Her father turned his head to look at her, but all of the female's attention remained on the little boy. With a bit of hesitation, she quietly brought him close to her chest and held him in a gentle hug. Her father's ears perked up as he watched, and a smile came over his face.

Mill, however, was still only focused on the sobbing child. "It's alright." She said, her voice almost completely different than normal without the usual bite in her words. "I promise." She said and smiled. "What's your name?"