October
When you're standing at the crossroads
& don't know which path to choose
& don't know which path to choose
Tobi has taken to motherhood quite naturally, though that isn't much of a surprise. Her caring nature makes her an easy and effortless parent, leading her to offer smiles and advice of "make sure you clean up after yourself and use your manners" when sending Everest off to dinner dates, rather than Finn's want of background checks and convenient strolls by certain houses.
"Oh, hello." Tobi chimes brightly, as if she were some shopkeeper welcoming a potential customer and not Finn's whatever-she-was-and-they-were. Beaming at him from over her shoulder, she nods her head to the "arrangement" (if it could be called that) of wildflowers she was trying to shove into a vase. "From those twin girls who broke their legs, you remember?" She asks with no expectation that Finn does remember.
Deciding that the flowers will just have to remain as wild in the vase as they were in the fields, the doctor shrugs and turns, offering out her arms to help Finn with his things if he needs it. 'Is that dinner I smell?' She wonders, her keen sense of smell ever the ruin-er of thoughtful surprises.
"Oh, hello." Tobi chimes brightly, as if she were some shopkeeper welcoming a potential customer and not Finn's whatever-she-was-and-they-were. Beaming at him from over her shoulder, she nods her head to the "arrangement" (if it could be called that) of wildflowers she was trying to shove into a vase. "From those twin girls who broke their legs, you remember?" She asks with no expectation that Finn does remember.
Deciding that the flowers will just have to remain as wild in the vase as they were in the fields, the doctor shrugs and turns, offering out her arms to help Finn with his things if he needs it. 'Is that dinner I smell?' She wonders, her keen sense of smell ever the ruin-er of thoughtful surprises.
Let me come along,
'Cause even if you're wrong, I'll stand by you
'Cause even if you're wrong, I'll stand by you
