Paige
Melita agreed with her thoughts on the Rainbow Road and Paige couldn't help the bright smile that curled on her lips. She couldn't wait to tell Everest all about it. The magic, the water, and give him his gift. She hoped that he'd like it. Paige gasped as the green stone was produced and offered to her. The young girl turned it over in her palm, "I think he'll like this one." Paige finally said, placing it in her ever growing pile. At the question she nodded, "I've gone twice with momma. Auntie Maeve couldn't go cause of baby Edmund. Someone told her it could be dangerous if her baby was Abandoned. Which isn't a very nice word... Plus, he's just a baby. He didn't do anything wrong and his momma is still here. I don't know why he has to be called that."
The girl rambled, a grown tugging on her lips as her brows drew together in concern, heading a heavy sigh. Sometimes adults were so mean to each other. "I have two friends there, though. Mateo and Everest. I like getting to see them."
The description of the pool had her eyes going wide, "That's so cool. I'm going to go there one day!" Paige declared, collecting all of her rocks and standing with them in a makeshift pocket on her shirt. "Do you have enough for your gift?"
The girl rambled, a grown tugging on her lips as her brows drew together in concern, heading a heavy sigh. Sometimes adults were so mean to each other. "I have two friends there, though. Mateo and Everest. I like getting to see them."
The description of the pool had her eyes going wide, "That's so cool. I'm going to go there one day!" Paige declared, collecting all of her rocks and standing with them in a makeshift pocket on her shirt. "Do you have enough for your gift?"
Life was a willow and it bent right to your wind
They count me out time and time again
They count me out time and time again
