Okay. Two Things.

Okay. Two things.

I'm considering adding another muse or two (I know) from The Age of Adaline. It's my favorite movie! Vote real quick on who I should add.

2) My goal today is to work on everything I have pending and get a ton of stuff in the queue. I AM ONLY WORKING ON PENDING STUFF SO IF YOU HAVE NOT SENT IT OR REPLIED TO IT BEFORE 10 AM CST ON 7/20/24 HOLD OFF FOR AT LEAST A DAY OR TWO!

Thank you.

Don't be afraid I feel it too.

VISCOUNTESS KATHANI BRIDGERTON BRIDGERTON | 3.05 "Tick Tock"

#the man loves his wife so much

Leanora had decided to spend her day off in the park. It was a beautiful day, and it'd be a shame to waste it.

She hadn’t expected someone smaller to collide with her, but there was no serious harm done.

The child was a beautiful little girl around the same age as Lea's youngest sister Hélène, with the most breathtaking blue eyes.

Turning when the adult seemingly in charge of the girl spoke, Lea smiled.

"A little, but no harm done. She's just excited."

@flashbacksech0es : Miles & Leanora

It had taken a while to get time to go to the little park, let alone find their way there. But Miles had been determined to make it there. Things had been chaotic enough, moving here from West Virginia, and getting adjusted at the hospital. But with a four year old? And doing it all on his own?

Anna needed the break. The chance to just be a little girl. And to be honest, he needed it too. Being a single working parent was hard. And he had to make sure that his daughter's emotional needs were being met just as much as her physical ones.

As they walked down the path, Anna's bright smile, sweet face, and little voice greeted everyone with a hello and a wave. But when she saw the little creek up ahead, she broke free from his grip and raced forward, nearly running right into the legs of a woman also standing on the creekbed.

Rushing up, Miles managed to catch up before the little girl ran into the water. "I'm sorry." He apologized as Anna wriggled, eager to go splash around in the water. "She didn't bump into you, did she?"