#childrenofstarlight

[violetrosasumbra]

@starberrykinder/@childrenofstarlight random inspired starter for Licorice and Vanilla!! yes I just want him to meet the baby

he had been out in the gardens seeing to a rose bush, a new strain he was trying, it seemed like the colours of the sunset... so when he looked up to see the young woman coming over he was surprised indeed, sure they had talked a bit after she left but... suddenly she was home?   of course he hurried over and took note of the... young goat...? with her “Sweetheart! welcome home!” he cant help but smile brightly as he then crouched down to the child’s hight “and who is this little one....?”

[tenrita-archive]

Eulalia offers Vicers a Snickers™. She recently watched a commercial for it for the first time. "You're not yourself when you're hungry."

This is just a kid. She tries to force a calm face, but it just looks creepy.

“….No thanks.”

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@childrenofstarlight continued from HERE { && unnamed sweet // phenakite }

“There is, but I want to know what you think about it first.”

Is it a bribe..? Vaguely. Phena didn’t really feel bad about potentially spoiling Annas dinner. She was a child, let her have parfaits if she wanted them. They almost brought the chocolate one over instead of the fruit.

[silksentinels]

Eulalia pulls Zero's tail. "What's this?" - childrenofstarlight

Shit, shit, shit.

Zero tries not to be too obvious in his haste to tug his tail back and hide it behind him. He looks around to see if anyone else is around and then look at the young child.

Irritated as he is, even he couldn’t lose him temper at a child so he just sighs.

“It’s....a tail.” There’s no point lying. She saw it--held it in her hands, even.

[violetrosasumbra]

Eugenie runs over to Satanick with a pair of her sneakers. "Teach me!" - childrenofstarlight

with a chuckle he sits down on the floor “alright my little bird, come on over and Papa will!”

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@childrenofstarlight continued from HERE

“We’re both fine. Have you been okay?”

Taffy always felt bad for how little he could see his daughter, but this really was for the best. At least this way he knew she was safe, and that she was being watched over by adults that knew what they were doing with a girl her age. Away from God’s eyes.