FRAME ME UP ON YOUR WALL ; open, camera

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Margaery's sudden appearance was a surprise to Suiteheart. Granted, perhaps she should not be too surprised; the pair was often seen everywhere together whether they liked it or not. Their souls were bonded too strongly to keep away for too long - or perhaps it was the ever-present reality that one or the other might be ripped away at the drop of a hat like a year ago.

Our room. The idea rested oddly in her mind, but it stirred up some kind of hope in her chest. The excitement on Margaery's face reflected easily on Suite's own, and the polar bear nodded. "Oh, yeah! Okay!" She grinned widely, for maybe things were starting to look up. "Smile, okay? On three. One... Two... Three-" the Starstruck Guardian clicked the picture button after Margaery had slid into her picture-taking place.

The picture was printing as Lunafreya arrived. The polar bear held onto the photograph gently, offering it to her wife while it was still developing; she was too worried she would mess the tiny picture up if she held onto it. "Show me how it turned out when it develops."

She arched an eyebrow at Lunafreya's question. For whatever reason, Suite had grown very attached to this human device. Lending it to just anyone wasn't exactly something she wanted to do, but she certainly did not want to be childish. The femme was about to offer it to the other when Bast joined them.

At his words, the bear quickly snapped a picture of him. If she were lucky enough, he would have been severely caught off guard. She hoped he was pulling a ridiculous mid-reaction face. As the photograph printed, she would hold it gingerly, waiting until the photo appeared on the white background. "I think this should be the first picture to go up, Basty Boy," Suite laughed, waving the image in front of him.

She then offered the camera to Luna. "You can borrow it, yeah. Just please make sure I get it back because that the only one I have." She didn't doubt Luna would take good care of it, but it was better to say something than to say nothing, sure figured.