— over 𝓡𝒊𝒐.] Fine. I'll ask it. Do you love someone else?

[Persephone bit her lip as she listened to 𝓡𝒊𝒐's answer. She analyzed every word carefully, just as she did in council —

— meetings and official Capitol business. At that moment, she didn't exactly trust her husband but at the same time, she — 𝓡𝒊𝒐

— had to, just so it everything set in plan would work. Love didn't matter, anyway. 𝓡𝒊𝒐 was right about that.] I don't even —

— think I've had a real relationship with someone. My parents weren't the best example either. They were married for — 𝓡𝒊𝒐

— the same exact reason we're married - political gain. I never really had a good model to follow. 𝓡𝒊𝒐

Well, I guess we found the root to our problem. [Persephone took her glass from the stewardess with a small smile, — 𝓡𝒊𝒐

— sipping from it mere seconds after receiving it.] We'll figure it out eventually. We kind of have to. 𝓡𝒊𝒐

// Replies tomorrow! I can barely keep my eyes open. Night!

It's probably easier said than done, Lo. [Looking down at their intertwined hands, Persephone sighed and leaned over to — 𝓡𝒊𝒐

— kiss her 𝓡𝒊𝒐 on the cheek.] But, we'll figure it out.

[A small smile crept onto her lips as her husband seemed interested in their trip. She was happy that 𝓡𝒊𝒐 was making a —

— better effort.] Well, I wanted to go to the beach. I've heard it's beautiful at sunset. 𝓡𝒊𝒐

A picnic type thing? Is that what you Capitolites do with all your spare time? [Persephone teased, raising an eyebrow at 𝓡𝒊𝒐.]—

— I'm intrigued. Tell me more about this picnic thing. I've never heard of it. 𝓡𝒊𝒐

I'm being serious, Lothario. [Letting out a breath, Persephone brushed a strand of hair behind her ear.] My parents — 𝓡𝒊𝒐

// I don't know why half of my tweets got deleted but okay.

When you run out of wine and don't want to go get some more.

// Well, I'm not gonna deal with the drama sooooo, I'm gonna leave this account. Remind me to never make Twitter decisions post-party.