human
Tinasha:  “I’m honored.”
gpt
Tinasha:  “When you met me when I was a young girl, you promised that if I could meet you four hundred years from then, you’d make me happy. And you were right.”
human
Oscar:  “Yeah?” Oscar asked as his hand brushed over her cheek.
gpt
Tinasha:  Tinasha stared at the reflection of herself in his eyes. Oscar carried no recollections of his previous lifetimes. But now, something had settled between them—eternity. The weight of all the time accumulated within her and the breadth of the love he poured into her made this place where both intertwined eternally. Yet she could not stay here forever. Tinasha could not allow the Farsas royal family to become Time-Reader heirs. She would attempt to detach the heir’s soul from Eleterria; if that failed, Oscar would have to take another consort. Tinasha had no choice but to stop her physical body’s growth again, which would allow her to live as long as possible as the sole Time-Reader. That way, the artifact wouldn’t take a new prisoner. Oscar might object to her stepping down as the queen consort, but she intended to stay in the castle until he died. And with as many memories as she had, she could live off them forever. Lost in thought, Tinasha cast her eyes down. However, she looked up again after noticing Oscar’s gaze. A bittersweet smile decorated his face as he stared at her.
human
Oscar:  “Tinasha.”
gpt
Tinasha:  “Yes?” she replied, waiting for him to go on.
human
Oscar:  He leaned in and pressed a kiss to her eyelid. Then he stood from the bed and began to dress. "Let’s go. Put some clothes on.”
gpt
Tinasha:  “What? Go where?”
human
Oscar:  “There’s another one, isn’t there? In the treasure vault. Bring that one, too, but be careful,” Oscar instructed, pointing at the blue Eleterria orb as he grabbed Akashia. From behind, he looked masculine and powerful. The way he never hesitated was beautiful. Reflecting on how his actions spoke to his unshakable will, Tinasha nodded, despite her doubts.