The bond they shared was perhaps like no other, best friends but also partners in crime when the time called for it.
“I love you so much too. I’ll stay with you, you can tell me of your travels if you want.”
@CHIVALROUSFEMME - Following her into the kitchen, she looks around before focusing back on El. “Ah, right. Okay, that sounds good and no I don’t but thanks for checking.”
@CHIVALROUSFEMME Liesl let’s out a snort type laugh, quickly covering her mouth and definitely wanting to pretend it didn’t happen. Dropping her hand from her mouth, she plants a kiss to the top of the cat’s head, making sure the door was securely shut before gently placing the animal down. -
Liesl scrunches up her nose as her hair is ruffled, actually letting out some sort of small type hiss. She had done her hair up perfectly.
“Alright then, that should be interesting. If it’s as fantastic and as beautiful as you make, I’m excited.”
"Oh, baby, we're going Italian. My cousin has a restaurant three blocks away, so it's going to be authentic."
A small ruffle of the woman's hair, chuckling again. Oh, so naive.
The way the hug became tighter, she couldn’t imagine what was going through the woman’s mind; she wasn’t sure she wanted to.
“You shouldn’t have to keep it to yourself, it’s not good or healthy.” Smiling softly at the kiss to her temple, she nods.
“My pleasure.”
Hugging the girl tighter, feeling overly protective of the innocent doe.
"I couldn't tell you, no, no. If it's enough to give me nightmares, heaven knows what it would do to you."
A small kiss to her temple.
"Thank you for looking after them."
@MEDlUMSHIP - latched onto Lorraine but that didn’t matter, what mattered was that it went away and left this family alone. Liesl was very protective of all of them, it was something she couldn’t help but be. “What do you see, what is it?”
@MEDlUMSHIP - Swallowing, the young woman speaks, trying to keep her voice even. “Thank you for telling me all of this. It won’t hurt you, I won’t let it hurt you or Ed or Judy. I would rather it hurt me than any of you.” She was serious. She wasn’t quite sure what it was that was -