netflix en chill maar dan gewoon normaal

As Viktorina was just settling into her dormitory at the University of Sanctum, having just arrived a couple days prior. With the busy nature of the situation, she had not had the time to spend with her brother to the extent that they had once been accustomed to. This fact pained her more than she would have probably liked to admit. Despite the way she treated him sometimes, Vincze was undoubtedly one of the most important figures in her life.

Among the many activities that Viktorina and her brother used to engage in was their tradition of hosting movie nights on a regular basis. They would stay up throughout the night, watching a diverse range of different films, consuming substantial amounts of snacks and engaging in the consumption of alcohol as well. Back at their homeland, they would often host these movie nights in Viktorina's room, but now, since it was in disarray,  they decided to hold the movie night within Vincent's room instead.

As the time to visit her twin drawing nearer, Viktorina made a short respite near the local market to procure some food for her beloved brother. Armed with a handful of snacks, Viktorina trekked towards her brother's university dormitory as the sun began to descend.


After being permitted entry into Vincze's room, Viktorina, who had never been there before, marveled at the size of the space. Hugging her bag of snacks tightly to her chest, she eagerly surveyed the surroundings while exclaiming, "Vin! Your room is much larger than mine!" Perhaps it was because he was the Crown Prince, and thus the funds were available to him. "You absolutely must trade with me," she all but demanded, believing that she could make better use of the expanded space.

Having lost interest in the movies, Viktorina was utterly occupied by the vast discrepancy between her room and that of her brother. Moreover, she desired what he had and she was willing to barter anything for it. "Vin, please come on? I'll never ask you for anything ever again, I swear," she uttered in hope, knowing how many times she had made such a declaration before.

Viktoriya's face fell when her brother refused to give up his room for her, citing that people would think less of him if he downgraded to a smaller room. Viktoriya threw the snacks she had bought onto the ground, and crossed her arms. She wanted to say something hurtful, like, "people don't think of you at all, so this won't change if you have a smaller room." But she refrained because that was a bit too harsh. Instead, she huffed in annoyance and sat down beside him on the couch. "I need the extra space though," she counters.

It wasn't a lie! Viktoriya had brought so much stuff from home that her room was overflowing. On top of that, the views from his room were better than hers, where she could only see an ugly building. It was so unfair that she was being saddled with such a crappy room, maybe she wasn't a princess of a powerful or wealthy nation, but she was still a princess! And, as such, deserved better accommodations.

Viktoryia uncrossed her arms and turned to Vincze, giving him a pleading look with big, puppy dog eyes. She tried once again to plead her case by saying, "Vin, please? pleeeeaaaase, pleeeaaase, plleeeeaaasee? Just do this one favor for me! I'll do anything you want in return, just pleaseee trade with me!"

The words that came out of Vincze's mouth barely registered in her head, they were just lousy excuses! Viktoryia grabbed a hold of one of the many pillows he had lying on his couch. For a moment, she thought of hurling it at his head, perhaps force would make him change his mind. Though she quickly pushed that out of her mind, she didn't want to start a fight with her brother; especially not here. Papa and Mama weren't here to take her side after all. And well, it was a little unfair to Vincze all things considered. He had done so much work these past few weeks, setting up events and whatnot.

Though when he mentioned the prince of Edessa, she did briefly reconsider. Perhaps she should hit him over the head with a pillow after all. "Arghh! Don't bring up that man!" She said this as she fell back on the couch and held the pillow off her head. "I hate him!" She concluded that she hated his stupid ginger hair, that smug smile, and his arrogance. Just thinking about him got her all riled up. So much so that she almost forgot about the movie. Not until Vinscze brought it up. Viktoryia sighed and removed the pillow from her face. "I rented the princess bride," she said while turning to her brother. "It's a movie about a prince who falls in love with a prince from a rival kingdom. But of course they can't be together because of politics - So they run away to a far of land to be together."