motherly affections // goldie&&whit
Whit was spending about half the week at Goldie’s apartment anymore. He found that he was getting lonely when he was at his own place; her sunny disposition was the only thing that kept him cheery as well. The walk to her apartment was short, but not short enough. It was raining and he was praying that it wouldn’t turn into a storm -- granted, it was usually raining in Seattle.
Once he entered the first floor of the building, he shook his head to get most of the water out of his hair. He hadn’t reached the point of being completely sopping wet, but he was pretty close. The mailman had just exited as he entered, so he figured he’d check Goldie mailbox for her so that she wouldn’t have to do it herself later. He wasn’t trying to be nosy, but there was a small, handwritten letter with looping handwriting on it mixed in with the junk mail. Whit wouldn’t dare open it, but there was no way he couldn’t ask about it once Goldie opened it.
He hurried upstairs and unlocked the door; Goldie was sitting on the couch waiting for him. “Hey, I got your mail for you.” He offered her the stack of letters and laughed awkwardly. “Uh, there’s a weird handwritten one there. Do you recognize the name on the return address?” Part of the reason he was getting anxious was that he was worried it on one of her previous foster families trying to reach out.
“The handwriting is pretty fancy I have to say.”








