Yesterday, Karla had made a very important promise. She'd promised Val a day at the playground and there was no way she was going to renege on that. Thus, Thursday afternoon found Kayla swinging on the swings in the park, while Karla sat on a nearby bench, holding Nommy, and pushing Kayla's swing with Craft. At her feet was a sizable picnic basket
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"Play!" Val proclaimed, dashing forward. "K'yla!"
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Sadly for Kayla, her mother still wasn't letting her just leap out of the swing. She had to wait for Karla to come over and help her down a process again, slightly impeded by said new little brother.
"There," she said, placing Kayla on the ground to scamper over to Val. "You're free. Run like the wind, munchkin."
To Ender, she asked, "How was your first class, darling?"
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Val let out a shriek of delight and barreled towards Kayla for a hug. A slightly clumsy one.
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Because how do you say, 'Hi, I taught your mom to be a more efficient assassin'? Other than hoping a shrug and a 'It's Fandom?' does the trick.
"Val! Val!" It was going to be a toddler collision. Karla was almost tempted to take bets on who would remain standing.
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"You had another one?!"
Kenzi might be various people's future mommy, but right now that still felt unimaginably far away.
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Hellos and how are yous were for other people, obviously.
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If hellos and how are yous were for other people, snark and teasing was definitely for them.
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"I do, I do!" Karla said, waving her hand. "No sprinkles need apply for mine!"
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"What do we say," Karla intoned, pretty certain she could be replaced by a recording of specific phrases without anybody noticing.
"But it is for me!" Kayla pointed out with irrefutable logic.
"But we still have to use our manners anyway," Karla told her. "Or the next time, maybe it won't be."
"Oh," Kayla said, mulling this over. "Pwease can I have it?" she asked Ben, giving him a little curtsy. In her overalls.
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