I'll love you to the day I die
11-14-2016, 08:52 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-14-2016, 08:52 PM by Athena I.)
There was few things in this world as cute as Amalia interacting with their children. She watched Ama send Vitus off to wait for her in the herb den, giving her quiet son a small smile as he went. Then all the attention got turned on poor Tiburtius with his girl troubles. She had to force herself not to giggle as she watched Amalia give him the third degree about this whole girl situation. Of course she was curious too, but Ama never failed to go the extra mile when it came to excitement. She remembered the girl she had seen talking to Tiburtius at that last festival they attended and she smiled a little at the memory. They had been adorable together, even though she was half the size of him. It seemed like the love for smaller women ran in the family. She couldn't contain her light laughter as Tib got visibly embarrassed at the interrogation about the future potential grandchildren. If it was one thing Ama loved it was babies. All the joking aside, she understood why Tiburtius was having such an internal debate about the whole situation. "You should know by now that we just want you to be happy, Tib," she said, with a glance to her wife. "And it's not like we'll never see you again if you move to her pack. You know we'll come visit. Especially if there's grandkids in the picture. And you better come visit us too!" She chuckled softly and gave her son a warm smile. "If you're really thinking about this that much then she obviously means a lot to you. I bet she's probably been thinking about you too." "AMALIA SPEAKS" -- "ATHENA SPEAKS" |
