Tree: SxC word Prompt

Tree – Cynder kept her view on the purple dragon in a delighted manner as he moved about her in a large circle. The cool shade of the lustrous tree was both easing and soothing to the female dragon, and the fact that she could share this time with Spyro only made the moment better. The black dragoness laid down on the soft and welcoming pasture below her; Spyro was quick to join. Both dragons sighed simultaneously as they drowsily stared up towards the leaf shrouded sky.

"I wish every day could be like this one..." the dragoness whispered with no intentions of anyone listening to her. Spyro's ear was attentive though, and he caught her soft spoken words. He looked to the dragoness' beaming green eyes, and sweetly smiled.

"They could be like this, Cyn," he responded in a soft coo. "They could all be like this." The female closed her eyes, and showed a little grin.

"You promise?" she asked him in a joyous tone.

"With all my heart," the dragon replied.

They both looked to the tree's leaves, paying attention to the million shades of green each small branch had.

"I don't think anything could make this day better," Cynder broke the silence once again. A quick sly smile rose upon Spyro's visage as he turned to look at the former queen of evil once more.

"You don't think?" the dragon asked in a teasing tone. Cynder caught Spyro's devious voice, and grinned once more. Her teeth were pearly white under the dimmed light that crossed leaves of the tree.

"Nope!" she laughed. "Nothing could make it bet-"

The dragoness was suddenly cut off as the purple dragon moved closer to her and softly pecked her on the cheek. The soft kiss froze her for a moment, and made the small fire that was burning inside of her suddenly turn into a wildfire. She blushed deeply.

'So he does love me...' the female thought in bliss. She looked to the purple dragon, and despite the dark colour of her scales, the flush of red could still be seen at the rims of her cheekbones. Spyro chuckled.

"Better?" he asked in a taunting voice.

"Much," Cynder responded.