Clara had been playing when her legs had decided to give out. So she was in a heap with a frustrated look on her face. She didn't like to see her knees were bloodied up. She hates crying too so she runs a hand over her face and reaches up to the table she ended up next to and tries to pull herself up so she can go get cleaned up
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((Eep, sorry for the delay!))
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"Yes Mom. They hurt. Just not as badly."
((It's okay!))
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It hurt more today.
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Finishing the journey, she perches Clara on the counter beside the sink. "Is that alright, dear?"
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And she will be.
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"Yes. Being on the floor wasn't nice."
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((I'm sorry to say that I'm trying and failing to remember the cause of the scars on Clara's legs. Could you help a foggy-brained mun out, please?))
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"I was playing hopscotch without any lines. It felt too cold to go outside."
Clara smiles at Ali happy to have both of her mothers here. How quickly does she forget that she didn't want them to make a fuss just a few minutes ago. "My legs decided that I shouldn't stand properly and my knees got skinned."
((She was in a house fire as a toddler.))
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Making a fuss and making everything better is what mommies are for, and Clara has twice the usual allotment. Sasha murmurs encouragement too quietly to interfere with Clara's explanation, drying her knees with the same care that washed them, and getting out suitably-sized band-aids. "Are your scars still hurting, dear?"
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"Could I have an aspirin?" That would be a yes. Clara doesn't like icky medicine. She looks up and nods. She did like chocolate a great deal She went for one and got one that as a little smaller for what ever reason.
"Thank you Mama. Thanks Mom." She tended to interchange who got called Mama and Mom but it didn't reallymatter because she loved them both just as much.
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Once Clara's knees are bandaged, Sasha gets her a cup of water and a children's aspirin, before getting out the little bottle of essential oil--the soothing oil isn't to be taken internally, but will be gently rubbed into her scars--by Sasha's warm(er) left hand, at least. Her right is eternally frigid, and thus of less use at moments like this.
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