The Amazing Spider-Girl! #7
[Action | 728 Anderson Lane]
[Yamame's past few days started out quite strange, when she woke up to Parsee gently shaking her, saying something about having to get to school on time. It only got worse as the days drug on, Parsee fretting over Yamame, being nice to the drone child, COOKING FOOD, cleaning the house, and telling Yamame to get her homework done for when she goes back to school.]
[Each day, Yamame would test it by giving Parsee a hug, or generally misbehaving, and either getting a gentle scolding or cooing from the woman about what a good and adorable daughter she has. It didn't appear as if this was going to let up.]
P-parsee-nee...c'mon Parsee-nee this isn't funny anymore. [Yamame tugs at Parsee's dress, looking on the verge of a panic.]
Now now, dear, it isn't polite to distract your mother while she's trying to cook! Your father should be home any minute and we have to have dinner ready.
[If Waver is around today, he may find a rather forlorn Yamame just sitting in the living room. If he speaks to her, of course she'll act like she's fine and do her best to still be happy and sunny, but it's obvious there is something bothering her quite a bit.]
[Phone | Unfiltered]
Um...I think Parsee-nee went away. [Yamame is speaking quietly, and her voice is shaking just a bit.] But that's okay, because that means Parsee-nee got to leave, right? Plus, Yamame can take care of herself, so that means Parsee-nee won't have to worry anymore. Yamame will be okay, even if Yamame is all alone I'll still be okay. There's still lots of spider friends and other people around.
[Action | Playground]
[Anyone passing by the park will find the young blonde girl slowly swinging on the swing-set, staring down at her feet, or possibly just sitting at the top of the jungle gym, not really looking at anything. If someone passes close enough, Yamame will smile and continue to act like everything is just perfectly fine, maybe even wave and say hi. If someone approaches outside of her field of vision, however, they will come upon her simply staring at nothing in particular.]
[Yamame's past few days started out quite strange, when she woke up to Parsee gently shaking her, saying something about having to get to school on time. It only got worse as the days drug on, Parsee fretting over Yamame, being nice to the drone child, COOKING FOOD, cleaning the house, and telling Yamame to get her homework done for when she goes back to school.]
[Each day, Yamame would test it by giving Parsee a hug, or generally misbehaving, and either getting a gentle scolding or cooing from the woman about what a good and adorable daughter she has. It didn't appear as if this was going to let up.]
P-parsee-nee...c'mon Parsee-nee this isn't funny anymore. [Yamame tugs at Parsee's dress, looking on the verge of a panic.]
Now now, dear, it isn't polite to distract your mother while she's trying to cook! Your father should be home any minute and we have to have dinner ready.
[If Waver is around today, he may find a rather forlorn Yamame just sitting in the living room. If he speaks to her, of course she'll act like she's fine and do her best to still be happy and sunny, but it's obvious there is something bothering her quite a bit.]
[Phone | Unfiltered]
Um...I think Parsee-nee went away. [Yamame is speaking quietly, and her voice is shaking just a bit.] But that's okay, because that means Parsee-nee got to leave, right? Plus, Yamame can take care of herself, so that means Parsee-nee won't have to worry anymore. Yamame will be okay, even if Yamame is all alone I'll still be okay. There's still lots of spider friends and other people around.
[Action | Playground]
[Anyone passing by the park will find the young blonde girl slowly swinging on the swing-set, staring down at her feet, or possibly just sitting at the top of the jungle gym, not really looking at anything. If someone passes close enough, Yamame will smile and continue to act like everything is just perfectly fine, maybe even wave and say hi. If someone approaches outside of her field of vision, however, they will come upon her simply staring at nothing in particular.]