Lexus
Ten Thousand Club
OOC: We got some advanced toddlers here. Lol.
"They're fine, we're about to go meet Jayden at the station for Family Day. The kids should have fun seeing everything. Mateo is going to lose it over the helicopter and the horses. Isabel, I finally convinced her to leave Dallas on assignment in Laredo, but no surprise, she's only gone for the weekend because the camera took send priority to her son," I teased. "I'm surprised she hasn't Facetimed him yet. I don't know which one of them hates being apart worse, but I'm keeping him distracted for the weekend so hopefully, he won't notice too much."
Once it was ready, I took the kids their breakfast, sipping my macchiato happily while I watched my daughter smear cream cheese all over her cheeks when she attempted to take a bite of her over-sized bagel.
"Woah! that's super big huh?" I asked as she continued to indulge in her breakfast while I helped Mateo coat his strawberries in sugar.
"What do you think, Mateo?" I asked when he continued to play shy. "I like your shirt, the anchors are cool. Who picked it out for you? Mommy?" Smiling when he nodded eagerly. "I knew it! Your mommy loves her anchors doesn't she?"
Amelia
"That's definitely something we learned from mommy huh?" I asked, smiling when Mateo nodded timidly before I put him down to follow after his cousin who knew her routine well. Turning back to Linsdey I made up for what she didn't charge me for by throwing it in the tip jar, nodding when she asked about Isabel and Jayden."They're fine, we're about to go meet Jayden at the station for Family Day. The kids should have fun seeing everything. Mateo is going to lose it over the helicopter and the horses. Isabel, I finally convinced her to leave Dallas on assignment in Laredo, but no surprise, she's only gone for the weekend because the camera took send priority to her son," I teased. "I'm surprised she hasn't Facetimed him yet. I don't know which one of them hates being apart worse, but I'm keeping him distracted for the weekend so hopefully, he won't notice too much."
Once it was ready, I took the kids their breakfast, sipping my macchiato happily while I watched my daughter smear cream cheese all over her cheeks when she attempted to take a bite of her over-sized bagel.
"Woah! that's super big huh?" I asked as she continued to indulge in her breakfast while I helped Mateo coat his strawberries in sugar.
"What do you think, Mateo?" I asked when he continued to play shy. "I like your shirt, the anchors are cool. Who picked it out for you? Mommy?" Smiling when he nodded eagerly. "I knew it! Your mommy loves her anchors doesn't she?"