"Of Course, Take Your Time." Magnus Smiled At Mikayla, He Would Never Rush Her. While He Hoped She Could

"Of course, take your time." Magnus smiled at Mikayla, he would never rush her. While he hoped she could make it, he also understood that she had children and a family to tend to and it wouldn't be easy to just drop things and go. His life had been full of travel, his daughter and he had never settled anywhere until a couple of years ago when he fell in love with the golden state.

"It might not be what I want to hear, but it is what I needed to hear." He chuckled as he took a drink from his glass. "It makes me feel as if I am part of a club now. One in which parents watch their children grow up and go off to make their own lives." It was perhaps harder for the man since she was his only child. Not quite ready to accept that she was now off to make her own way in life. "At least it's not a country away. A plane ride away, right?" It was said more in a way that showed that he needed a little bit of reassurance that everything would be okay. But he also wouldn't turn down the sage advice of a mother who had done this more than once.

Mikayla hadn't taken a vacation in... lord knows how long. It had truly been some time since the woman had done anything for herself rather than spending all her time dedicated to her children, both her biological children and the children of her daycare. The last vacation she had been on, had to have been when Steve was still alive...

"Oh trust me, I want to make it. I'll let you know as soon as I can figure it out, alright? I promise," she spoke with a small smile, looking towards where the children were now. Finding a smile making its way to her lips, Mikayla thought back to the first time she had seen Magnus and Elizabeth, and found that she couldn't quite remember the first time that they had appeared. They seemed to have just... came from nothing. Like God knew exactly what he was doing by just placing them into her life.

"Does it get easier?" she parrots, sighing as she shakes her head. "No... if anything, it gets harder," she admits with a small sigh. "I was upset when my first graduated, and now I'm even more upset that my baby is graduating. I know that's not what you want to hear..." she speaks apologetically, grimacing as she does so. "Its especially hard when they move so far away," the experience in that sentence was hard to ignore, as her eldest son had moved clear across the country to New York.

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Zoe loved taking photos of Rosie, not just because she had been hired to do it so long ago. No, she recently realized in their travels and work together, she had developed somewhat of a crush, and perhaps had maybe even started falling in love with her. But she kept it to herself. It was better to have her as a friend than risk losing what they had.

Right now, she sat outside of Rosie's fathers food truck, tacos in front of her as they discussed the next iternary for Rosie's next excursion. "What about Italy? Pasta, sights, history. You could do walking tours of the history of places and good eats."

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OPEN TO: all ( all ; m/f/nb ) @indiestarter PLOT :  someone she comes to for training MUSE: Mai | private detective in training

❝ Look, I know how to throw a punch. My employer showed me the basics.❞ She never referred to Elizabeth in any other way but that when talking to others. ❝ I want to know more so I can stop being stuck behind the desk and do some field work. Now can you teach me or not.❞

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13 GOING ON 30 (2004) — dir. Gary Winick