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IT'S A BABY-BONANZA!

Good morning, residents! Did you sleep well? You're going to need all the energy you can muster because congratulations: You're parents! Again! The Paradisa Stork has paid some very lucky residents a visit last night, and even moved them to a more kid-friendly environment.
Some of you may already recognize your little bundle of joy and--my, how they've grown! Others will have to get acquainted with their little rugrats. You may not know them, but they certainly know you. By they way? They're bored. And hungry! And they want all the attention you could possibly give them.
It's going to be a long week.
(ooc: Use this as a catch-all post! This will be the only mass post for the Sunny Skies Retreat, so you may use it for any day that you'd like. Feel free to make your own posts and/or sections whenever you'd like!
SECTIONS: BEDROOMS | PLAY ROOM | PETTING ZOO | POOL | GARDENS | THE CASTLE)
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[And heads out for the hour walk.]
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They're really something else, aren't they?
[He nods over at the kids to show who he's talking about, if there were really any doubt.]
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They're very good kids. [The topic of family makes her feel a little sore though. If she'd had this, it wasn't for long.]
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[The unspoken part being that if she didn't want to help with them, he wouldn't blame her.]
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They're my kids. [Which should say enough on its own.]
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Pretty sure Laura knows we'e not talking to each other, even if Jack doesn't.
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I'll go along this week, but you're not to touch me. Should be subtler than what's going on right now. No asking needling questions and I won't get mad.
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No insulting me, then, and I won't press any questions.
[It's not that he wants to make her mad, necessarily, but that is the only kind of reaction he can get out of her--and he is worried.]
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Nodding she pauses to take a sip of her tea before answering, trying to calm her nerves at the threat of nightmares that came with the hour.] I can do that.
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Then I can do the rest of it. And, well, if there's anything else--just let me know, okay? Communication is important.
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[And she takes another sip of tea, somehow feeling more agitated with every sip. She doesn't want to sleep, doesn't want to feel Maine lift her by her neck again, tear her AIs from her head again, throw her over the cliff again.]
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A shudder runs down her spine and she presses a hand to her forehead. She doesn't want to do this, she doesn't want to sleep, she doesn't want to inflict the same kind of damage on her children that she was starting to see had been done to her for years. If she has even one nightmare, she'll have to consider something else.
But she also doesn't want to talk about it. She wants to be able to hold it all up inside, so no one will ever doubt her abilities.]
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Abruptly, he stands up.]
Finish the tea. I'll go out for a while so you can try to get to sleep while I'm not here.
[Since he's obviously not helping.]
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[Him leaving isn't going to necessarily help, either. She just doesn't want to do it at all, plain and simple.]
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Fine. Have it your way. Just don't hold me responsible when you collapse.
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[But he doesn't seem to take her threat seriously, burying himself in the covers.]
But what are you complaining about? I'm letting you have it your way.
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[She is getting up, though, heading for the kids' bed. Of course, she won't wake them unless absolutely necessary, but she wants to make sure that he does take the threat seriously.]
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[He watches her progress and tries very hard not to roll his eyes, which actually succeeds. The castle won't let anybody's kids be taken away from them. He's seen parents try to get rid of them for five years now.]
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[He says it without inflection, but it's true. It was either that or drink himself insensible every night, and that made Delta worry about his liver.]
Wasn't a walk in the park, but it was better than nothing.
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