Sword of the Lost Gods ~fantasy rp~

[spirit_queen]

"Compares to Isis, you're a saint." Tina said. "Trust me. And Tanith and Dustin are just kids; they're technically still less thatn three years old. If they think bad of you at first, change their minds, ro soemthing; but whatever you do, please just let them come see you, because they needs you mroe than they're willing to say."

[TheHayleyDoll]

"Fine, they can visit. Though, aren't you afraid I'll 'spoil' them? You didn't seem to like when I spoiled Dustin as a baby."

[spirit_queen]

"They're not babies anymore, and I'm pretty sure you'd have a ahrd time completely ruining them if you did decide to spoil them if you saw them only once or twice a week." Tina said. "But I'm beginning to think that you won't spoil your kids as much as you used to... or, I hope not."

[TheHayleyDoll]

Lindsey looked down, "... Baldur's death did a lot to my way of thinking, and how I treat my children now. Either I treat every moment with them as my last, or I try not to get too attached. It's very painful to have your child die before you do. Life is but a fragile being, delicate and beautiful, but can be lost unexpectedly."

[spirit_queen]

"So love them, but still dicipline them if they do something they shouldn't." Tina said. "And I know Baldur's death was a hard thing for you; I can't imagine losing a child. But you've been able to come to terms with it, I think."

[TheHayleyDoll]

"I had a child with the man who caused Baldur's murder. Of course I only did it to get revenge on Freya, but at least I can stand to look at Loki without attacking him." Lindsey got herself a glass of water and said, "I can only try my best. And I assure you, I will."

[spirit_queen]

Tina smiled. "Thank you, Lindsey."

[TheHayleyDoll]

"No problem." Lindsey nodded and took a sip of water. "I don't care when they come over - they're always allowed to visit."

[spirit_queen]

"Of course. It'll have ot depend on Dustin's job, though; he wants to get one, did I tell you?" Tina said.

[TheHayleyDoll]

"Oh, really? No, you haven't told me. A part-time job, I'm guessing, since he has class now?"