[PRIVATE] Simba & Nala's adventures [Me & Queen Elsa]

[Braveheart]

"I'm not always brave, I do get scared at times. It's how you deal with it." Simba gave her another kiss on her cheeks.

"Well I was hot headed and desperate for a cub ...so... uh.... " Mufasa blushed as he sink a little into the water due to embarrassment.

[Queen Elsa]

Nala purred when Simba kissed her cheeks. "That's true, too," she said.

"Did you...? You didn't, did you?" Sarabi asked in disbelief.

[Braveheart]

"So happy together, it's a match made in heaven" Simba said.

"Did I what now?" Mufasa asked, blinking. "What exactly?"

[Queen Elsa]

Nala purred more at that. "Yeah," she said.

"Never .ind. Forget it," Sarabi said, and then splashed some water at him.

[Braveheart]

"What are you thinking now, Nala? I'm not a mind reader." Simba teased.

"Sarabi. It was nothing like that. I only pin her down and she kick me in the nuts before I could do anything. Sarafina's a fierce lioness back in the day. I gave up the idea after that... " Mufasa laughed.

[Queen Elsa]

"Nothing. Just how calming and relaxing it is being here with you," Nala said.

"Oh, okay," Sarabi said. "She's definitely strong. Always has been, always will be."

[Braveheart]

"Yes, and it's night again. The stars are looking at us. I wonder if Grandfather would be proud of what we have done." Simba said, starring at the skies.

"You are also strong too. Because after that, you got my attention and I dated you." Mufasa said, pulling her next to him.

[Queen Elsa]

"I don't know. I don't remember much about your grandfather," Nala said.

Sarabi smiled. "That's true," she said. "And you're pretty strong, foo."

(Okay. I would love to continue this, but I'm struggling to keep my eyes open. 'Night!)

[Braveheart]

"I think grandfather was in his last years back then..." Simba said.

"Weeeeeeeell. I'm the king. And kings are always strong. "Mufasa said, aiming at a fish.

((Okay, good night.))

[Queen Elsa]

"Well then, that makes sense," Nala said.

Sarabi laughed. "Indeed they are. Otherwise who would protect us lionesses from harm?"