• Raspberry: Even before they actually met, they knew about each other since they were children, due to being arranged to eventually marry in the future; on Alight's part, he knew more about Raspberry as the then-princess, while Raspberry just vaguely knew of him as some random commoner she was supposed to marry. Both were somewhat curious about each other, but didn't really think too much about it, until they eventually met in-person in their late-teens during a meeting between the two families; after which, both of their families pushed them to officially start socialising & dating, in order to get used to each other's presences & prepare them for married life.
  
    Their first 'dates' were more-or-less just them simply hanging out as friends, though it did gradually grow to become somewhat romantic. But while Alight wanted to take it slow & wished to argue against their families' pressuring to hurry them up; Raspberry , on account of being an extremely lonely princess who'd never had a friend, much less a partner before in her entire life, was more than ready to rush things along & let their families push things into marriage. Raspberry never wanted to be left alone, ever again.

  After the wedding, Raspberry's ascension to the throne as Queen, Alight's promotion from a commoner to a royal consort, then the subsequent birth of a child; the two spouses' relationship... began to sour. The royal family was satisfied by the production of a young heir, while Alight's family was satisfied by their newfound wealth, which meant the two were, at least in terms of their relationship, finally given time completely to themselves- to stew & reflect. Alight saw Raspberry's selfish tyranny as a so-called leader, wanting her to take responsibility & care for the kingdom's people. Meanwhile, Raspberry only grew increasingly recluse from the common masses, spitefully hiding in her own elite corner, seeing Alight as another one of her possessions, to be owned & kept tightly in her clutches.

  With a heavy heart, unable to stand this injustice anymore; Alight eventually fled the mansion, leaving behind his queen, their marriage, their daughter, as well as his position as a royal consort.

  Even now, all these years later, there's still love between them. Alight hopes beyond hope that Raspberry can eventually see the error of her ways, but doesn't think it's likely. Meanwhile, Raspberry could never hurt Alight; at least, not intentionally. She'd be more than happy to crush Alight's rebellion & order their executions; but Alight themself? Never. But if it ever came down to it; Alight is willing to kill Raspberry if need be. Raspberry would be willing to let Alight do so.

• Creamcake: Creamcake & Alight's relationship is... sparse. Creamcake was too young to really remember or know anything about her other parent before he ran away to start the rebellion; likewise, Alight was preoccupied by the politics of the kingdom & couldn't spend enough time with Creamcake as a baby to form much of an emotional attachment; though wished her the best of luck, nonetheless.
  
  As an adult, Creamcake was initially wary of Alight, fearing that, as the leader of the rebellion, they'd pressure her into taking the throne, replacing Cloycoat as Queen; but her fears were assuaged once she actually met Alight & was assured that the rebellion's goal was to dismantle the monarchic system altogether. Other than providing the rebellion with more updated info on how certain processes within the royal court worked, nothing more was needed from her, unless she ever wanted to join the fight more directly.
  
  Apart from that; nowadays, beyond their blood-bond of being parent & child; Creamcake & Alight act more like distant acquaintances, than anything. Neither of them wish any ill will towards the other; but Creamcake has no desire to have another parental figure in her life, & neither does Almond really have much of an emotional drive to act as one, anyway. Alight does care about Creamcake & checks in from time to time; but it's more the kind of vague basic concern you'd have for any younger acquaintance- they sincerely hope that such a poor young lady isn't getting herself into too much trouble, considering her whole ordeal; and would be willing to offer her protection, if needed. Other than that; Creamcake & Alight do not love each other, and that's neither of their faults.