Make It Better Mommy

Plague was swift to come after her, the protective father that he was, and more heartwarming was Saia after. They were all so very concerned with their beloved Seere. Plague offered his protective presence and Saia gave her sister the comfort only a sweet sibling like her could. Seere eventually felt comfortable enough to explain, now that she had her family around her. She said she was sorry repeatedly but Rava wouldn’t accept it.

”You don’t need to be sorry.” She soothed her daughter as she spoke up about a rock biting her. ”Rocks don’t bite, Seere. Did you stub your toe on it?” She asked as she pet the back of Seere’s head to offer comfort as she tried to look at her hurt toe. It was obvious by now she would be fine, but pain was never something Rava wanted her children to experience, but it was part of life. The pain would subside, but her family’s support would not.