mother's day; phone/action for house
[Mother's Day, huh? It was actually kind of. Well. Depressing. She should be getting a card from her son, a gift from her daughter, and flowers from her husband--her real son, daughter, and husband. But one was dead and the other was as good as since no one knew what happened to him, and her daughter hated her guts--and for good reason. But Agatha would understand, she'd have to, one day, and until then Lucrezia was going to deal with that hate, and really, normally, it doesn't bother her but--
But she spends a good part of the morning sort of moping around the house anyway, plucking flower petals and making weak attempts at bugging Klaus and Hiccup. But her heart is quite clearly not into it and she usually just ends it by walking away with a sigh.
It's actually quite worrisome.
But by late afternoon, through trial and error, Lu has figured out just what Mayfield's doing for Mother's Day and boy is she pleased! So she picks the phone up and talks in a sweet, pouty voice]
Hey, you know what I'd really love for Mother's Day?
A great big monument on the front yard, dedicated entirely to me~
So hop to it, darlings~!
But she spends a good part of the morning sort of moping around the house anyway, plucking flower petals and making weak attempts at bugging Klaus and Hiccup. But her heart is quite clearly not into it and she usually just ends it by walking away with a sigh.
It's actually quite worrisome.
But by late afternoon, through trial and error, Lu has figured out just what Mayfield's doing for Mother's Day and boy is she pleased! So she picks the phone up and talks in a sweet, pouty voice]
Hey, you know what I'd really love for Mother's Day?
A great big monument on the front yard, dedicated entirely to me~
So hop to it, darlings~!