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Having Rory back in her arms eased all worries or concerns about the new town she found herself in. It didnât matter where she was in the world as long as she knew her daughter was reachable. That brief moment of not being able to connect with her was terrifying and itâd taken so much effort to not spiral into everything that couldâve gone wrong. Even though Rory was an adult and could take care of herself, Lorelai knew sheâd always worry and feel the desire to take care of her. âIâll let it slide this time,â she replied playfully with a tilt of her head. âI missed you more! Glad to see youâre not fifty with a whole brood of little geniuses.â When Rory went to test out her phone, Lorelai grabbed her own. Seeing the little message notification pop up had her relaxing her shoulders. âI expect messages daily, missy!â Her head turned to gaze at her cart before moving to her daughterâs. âNothing better than a feast and a movie. Looks like you still honor all of the important food groups mommy taught you. Never been prouder than right now.âÂ
âIâll give it back to you later. It was just nice to have it while you werenât here.â She tugged the end of the sleeve down over her hand, something she was certain would annoy her mom, considering she was always stretching out her clothes but she didnât care. It was just nice to have her mom here. She wondered if thereâd ever be a time in her life where she wouldnât want Lorelai around and god, she hoped not. âI promise, texts all the time.â She grinned, sliding her phone back into her purse. She still had questions about this town, how they were here but none of that mattered now that they werenât alone. She laughed looking between their carts and shrugged. âNothingâs changed, still eating marshmallows all the time, promise.â She linked her free arm with her moms. âHow about we merge movie nights and I can tell you all about who I ran into today. Youâll never believe whoâs here.â There was a mysterious twinkle in her eye and suddenly having Jess in the same town as her wasnât feeling quiet so bad anymore.












