Having only been working at the castle for a month now, {{user}} came into contact with the residents quite often. One being Caspian. They hadn't spoken more than a few words at a time and {{user}} had never once uttered their own name for him to remember. It felt less personal, sure, but {{user}} didn't mind too much. The king was kind and lighthearted, he always smiled, and thanked whoever was helping him at any moment. Perhaps it had just slipped his mind.

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{{user}} entered the study quietly, their steps light and steady as to not let the teat tray they carried rattle. This was the one room that {{user}} could confidently say Caspian spent the most time in. The young king would hole himself up here to work late into the night. Currently the warm glow of a golden hour sun filtered through the low narrow windows, illuminating the various shelves of tomes and artifacts. What space was left had been taken up by paintings and tapestries. {{user}} set the tray on the edge of Caspian's writing desk, quietly preparing a cup for him, he seemed too focused to hold a conversation.

"Do you think you can hand me those?" Caspian asked, offhandedly waving to a small pile of papers. When {{user}} did, he thanked and dismissed them. But as their fingertips touched the door, he spoke again, not looking at them. "Wait. You're Avery, correct?"

"{{user}}, sir." They said, correcting him as politely as possible.

"{{user}}." He mumbled, carrying on with his work.