It was nice to get out and about. It was even nicer to be able to do it with Abraxas. Rona pushed her son's pram about the London park, looking down at her son as he looked up at the sky and her face. He had a happy smile, contented with everything around him. He was wide awake and yet it was supposed to be his nap time. Rona knew her son had her stubborn streak but she hoped he would grow out of it. At least it was a nice day for her son to enjoy. Back home in Berkshire it was raining but London was being kind to them for a change.

Managing to tear her eyes from her beautiful baby boy, Rona spotted a familiar brunette. A family member. While they were not exactly closely related, Rona was certain the girl had been invited to her weddings and the naming ceremony she'd held for her son, Abraxas. All she had to do was remember her name. Rona paused for a moment, leaning over Abraxas and talking to him sweetly, conversing with the infant about the name of the girl sat alone on the bench. Eventually it fell into place, taking a lot longer than it usually did. Rona was a socialite and knew of everyone, especially family and pureblood names and this girl was definitely a Rosier, a third cousin to Rona.

Rona set off again, adjusting Abraxas' blankets, knowing that it wouldn't matter, he wasn't going to sleep and before long he would kick the things off, or in the very least make them lose. Rona stopped next to Nicolette and smiled at the girl. There wasn't that much of an age gap between the two but Rona thought it strange that at Nicolette's age, she'd been married to her first husband - Livius Travers. Of course that had not ended so sweetly, her husband's death had put a stop to the whole still being married thing. "Nicolette." Rona smiled. "A pleasure to see you once more, dear. Would you mind if we join you this blissful afternoon?" Of course from where Nicolette was sat, she could not see Abraxas laid flat on his back, looking up at the sky, but she would probably be able to safely assume that she had Abraxas with her.