[Was the Austrian flushing? Naah, must’ve been a trick of the light. And yeah, okay, maybe it was only a floor, but that didn’t mean the Prussian didn’t miss the prissy aristocrat. Even if it was better being alone, she’d gotten so used to being in a house with her brothers and her super-cute little sister that being in the apartment by herself was pretty damn boring. Right then and there, Julchen makes a mental note to bother the aristocrat more often~ She’ll be super-grateful!She’s about to flop on the couch to wait for Viv to get ready, intending to make herself comfortable; in fact, she’s halfway down when Viveka says to leave, and she’s left bouncing on the couch once before rising to her feet, looping an arm through the Austrian’s with a grin and a firm tug toward the door.]
Ja, alright, let’s go already! I’ll let you treat me to a coffee while we’re out, ahahaha~
[And with that, she’s tugging the Austrian out the door, humming to herself. This would be good; she might not have missed the Austrian, but she’d definitely missed going places with people. This would be awesome!]
[Viveka can only huff lightly as Julchen plops down onto the sofa, only to bounce right up again. Surely such a thing would cause undue wear on her sofa, yet she bites her tongue, figuring that her exasperated breath will be quite enough. There’s no need to start their outing off on a sour note, after all, and so the Austrian files the incident away, just in case it happens again.
Violet eyes turn downward when warmth encircles her arm, but she doesn’t have time to protest, before she’s being tugged firmly toward the door. Perhaps if she’d had another moment to think about it, she would have been able to protest such a thing— Even if it does feel kind of nice, now that it’s simply happening.]
You will treat me to coffee, hm? Will wonders never cease?
Though I find myself wondering just what it is that I have done to bring about such kindness on your part. It is not like you to offer such things, after all…
[Viveka trails off as they approach the elevator, her free hand going to press the button that would call the car to their floor. Really, though, she can’t help but wonder why Julchen might wish to treat her so suddenly, in the end chalking it up to the fact that it’s been a while since they’ve spent any real amount of time with one another.
A soft ‘ding’, and it’s her turn to tug Julchen forward as she moves into the elevator, this time waiting for the other woman to press the correct floor.]
(Quelle: frauoesterreich)

