A little black haired girl danced around a great room. Her new emerald dress was a spinning blossom as her little slippers played across the marble flooring. Then another came. This time a little brunet girl in a daisy yellow dress bounced around. The secant was lightly smaller and less graceful but still adorable.

The two girls laughed and broke out in song.

Long ago a dandelion danced,

Bitty Botty Boo.

We fallow,

Akia sinkia Naina.

Listen to little feet,

Ding Bing Ah-ling.

We sing a song of fun,

Ting ting ting!

At this point a tall lanky boy enters the great marbled room. The girls startled, stop the song and dance and in perfect synch they pout to their little slippers. The young man looks about with a wild grin. In a great bound he takes one girl by her hand and spins her around than does the same to the other.

All of them laugh in great joy and then take up the song again.

Long ago a dandelion danced,

Bitty Botty Boo.

We fallow,

Akia sinkia Naina.

Listen to little feet,

Ding Bing Ah-ling.

We sing a song of fun,

Ting ting ting!

Little birdy above,

Alia Gatia Nia.

Let us fly away in fun!

Fly! Fly! Fly!

The girls erupted in giggles as they fell to the floor. The gangly boy sat across from then. Then a squeal of delight from came from the two dancers as the older boy pulls out a box. A box of true delight! All of them dusted the floor as the gathered closer and the boy declared, "I brought this from Mellony's shop. A little treat for my two favorite girls." Both of the wide eyed girls took a little sweet from the box.

"Is it true you and Mellony are bringing more?" the little brunet asked with a mouth full of pink sweets.

"Shh!" The emerald clad girl said loudly before she clapped her hands agents the floor.

"Perhaps. But lets not tell that old goat, shall we?" The girls gave an outrageous giggle at the comment, so much the girl with black hair fell back with a high pitch. The lanky boy collected the empty box and helped the girls to their feet. He bowed low to them and said quietly, "Now get along my little starlings and don't tell that old goat!" He stood up as the two girls ran off giggling across the marbled floors. A wide smile covered his face as he turned to the opposite entrance.

"Little starlings, eh?" A woman a bout the boy's size and age came from the shadows. Both of them laughed as the walked out of the room arm in arm.