quandary /ˈkwɒnd(ə)ri/ noun: quandary; plural noun: quandaries a state of perplexity or uncertainty over what to do in a difficult situation.
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Mississauga, Ontario Saturday June 12th Soraya Legacy Valentine | Binkie
"we have so much to discuss." Soraya murmured as Felix handed her a caramel frappe from starbucks. They'd just gotten back from shopping about the same time Soraya and Legacy had cleaned up and sorted everything out and bathed again and got dressed.
Soraya wore a simple pink cropped t-shirt with black ripped cargo bottoms and her pink and dark grey 97s.
"I like the simple outfit," Anais observed as Soraya thanked them complimenting theirs.
Anais on the other hand had on a white cropped champion hoodie with some tight grey jogging bottoms and white vans to pair with the outfit. They had a long silver lace frontal.
"Who done your hair, can you install your own?" Anais smiled and nodded, "wow the most I can do is braid, when it comes to frontals i'm a mess."
"Girl it really just takes practice, I had a friend/crush when I was younger who I'd always hang with and his sister was like way older than us and she was always having people coming over and she'd always do their hair," Anais smiled at the happy memory, "when i'd finally built up the courage to ask her to teach me she was very supportive and shit and then when I was like a couple years older I'd started to find my identity and stuff." Anais looked down at his espresso, "she was the first person I told and was also very supportive of that too. We soon became best friends and it was great to have her on my team." Felix smiled at his partners story as he pressed a loving kiss to their forehead.
"Well done baby." He quietly whispered only for his prime's ears.
"So moving on: how come you guys are so supportive of me? We have no clue of who each other but yet even before you'd met me you both were calling me the correct pronouns, never judged me or looked at me with disgust?" Anais was a very outspoken and curious person so if something was bothering them they wouldn't sit and dwell on it they'd speak up about it.
"Well actually at first we weren't, apologies." Soraya felt ashamed, "we didn't know you and Cheyenne hadn't really specified so we had continuously called you he which is highly disrespectful and I'm genuinely apologetic for that."
"In Cheyenne's letter to Soraya she'd said that she used to have a brother and now has a sibling and she didn't elaborate, we kind've ignored it though and brushed over it, it wasn't until we were in the hospital that I'd brought it up. I thought maybe that meant that you were like non-binary, I don't know much about the different identities honestly all I know is girl, boy and gender-neutral." Soraya gritted her teeth and slapped him on the arm.
