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"You are looking as graceful as ever, dear Rosa." A handsome young man gently greeted as he lightly kissed Rosa's outstretched hand.
The young man was not as tall as Kahn, but he wasn't short either. He had dark curly hair, an unusual trait amongst the normally straight haired Celestials, and horns that were longer than average. His eye color was just as rare as his hair- it was marigold. His face was well sculpted and held together by his firm chin. Though, his choice to grow a beard had hidden his chin's features. All in all, he was a handsome chap.
"The pleasure is ours, young master Diaz. And please, do try to remember that it is rude to call an acquaintance by their first name. Lady Romano would do just fine." Rosa calmly took her hand out of the young man's as she explained with a kind smile.
Kahn had a wry smile on his face when he heard his sister's words. He found nothing wrong with the first young master of the
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