❝ I can feel you staring at me, why don’t you just come in? ❞ (Steve to Sarah!)
accepting || @assembledtm
“It’s my job as a mother to stare at you, sniff out trouble,” Sarah shoots back playfully, but she obeys her son and comes nearer to put an arm around his broad shoulders. She isn’t sure if it’s the emotional upheaval of being thrust into the future or the antidepressants she’s been instructed to take while she’s adjusting, but her alternating highs and lows have brought more frequent highs lately. Artificial or natural, she’ll take what she can get. She hugs her son close and leans down to kiss his cheek, relishing the ability to be close to him, a second chance when she once thought all her chances were run out. “So? You’ve not been up to mischief, have you?”












