Vivienne Delacroix-Marie
Member
- Messages
- 6
- Sexual Orientation
- Heterosexual
- Age
- 1/2006
Vee walked through the streets of New Zealand, hoping to get home in time for her friend and her husband to leave for the event they had on tonight. She half walked, half jogged all the way back to the house because she'd just glanced at her watch and Clarke was meant to leave like right now. She pushed the door open and called out. "I'm home!" She closed the door behind her quickly and put the grocery bags down on the counter when she got to the kitchen. Just in time. She smiled at her friend before noticing the kids weren't there. Before she could ask though, the twins appeared out of nowhere behind her and she almost jumped in alarm. They could be so sneaky those children. But she still loved them as her own. She felt a pang in her chest at the thought of her two, but she distracted herself by starting to put away the grocery. "Have fun and good luck," she hugged Clarke, knowing how important this meeting was for them. She also knew they worked hard so they deserved to be there at least, they had been invited so it was an honour for the couple to attend. "I believe you two have somewhere to be," she told Athena and Antonio with a smile on her face and raised eyebrows. They hated this part of the day, but hey. They weren't her kids (though sometimes her responsibility). It wasn't her fault their parents made them help around the house. They always tried to avoid it somehow and most of the time they managed because Vivienne was too nice to them. She was a sucker for young children. "Don't try to get out of this one." Her voice was friendly but firm. If they did everything today that meant they could go get ice cream later. The twins didn't know yet about the treat. She'd have them help her clean the house first. If they were good, they'd have their ice cream. Besides, they were never tasked with difficult things to do because they were still very young. Normally, Clarke would ask them to tidy up the house and make sure everything was in order.