"Happy Winterfest," Rosie said eating breakfast. "You headed to your parents today?"
"Yeah, Dad is harping on me about not visiting them enough," Billie yawned. "Don't know what he's freaking out about, I barely moved out. Did he think I'd just be over there all the time?" She paused and frowned. "Actually, you and your mom are usually glued at the hip. How's the separation been?"
"Oh, it's fine, it's not like she's very far away from us," Rosie said. "I miss her, though. I'm really looking forward to seeing her today. And Blair, but mostly Mom."
"No judgement here, sis. I have no idea what a step parent situation works. From where I'm sitting, you have both a terrible one and a great one. Just depends on the zip code."
Rosie rolled her eyes. "I hope Lily isn't there. I just want a mellow Winterfest."
Penny was ecstatic to see her daughter. She held onto her longer than Rosie may have wanted, but Rosie endured it. It was nice to have a Mom hug again, anyways.
"Don't do you go that long without seeing me again, kid," Penny said. "I miss you."
"I miss you, too, Mom. I miss your cooking, for sure. Billie is trash at it and I'm not much better."
Penny laughed. "Yeah, B said you tried but failed to make food."
"You spoiled her, don't blame me."
"I should have taught you to cook more before you left. Come over and I'll teach you."
"Promise. I'll come over on Friday nights, how does that sound?"
"You'd better. So, how's boyfriend?"
"Robin is fine, you know his name."
"Nah, boyfriend is fine."
"Penelope Harper you tease too much," Blair said coming in from outside. "Leave her alone or she'll never tell you anything."
Penny held up her hands in surrender and kissed her wife's cheek. Rosie hugged her step mother, thanking her for coming to her rescue.
"You see, this is why I can't bring Billie over here," Rosie said. "The two of you teaming up would humiliate me for life. I could never leave the house again. Not without a paperbag."
Penny looked at the clock. "Well, I'm out of time to tease, anyways. Your room is still there, go ahead and change. We'll be down shortly."
Rosie was stunned when she came back downstairs. Penny and Blair were in coordinated outfits. Penny didn't even do that with Rosie when she was a baby. She raised an eyebrow to her mom.
"Don't start," Penny said. "Blair wanted to."
"Aren't we cute?!" Blair said. "I promised it would just be this one time. Winterfest is a great time to be a little extra."
Rosie smiled and made a mental note to tell Robin coordinated outfits were completely off the table.