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Six years later...
"Izzy! Come downstairs! Biana's here!" Sophie shouted.
"Biana!" Izzy screamed, bolting down the stairs. "Guess what guess what guess WHAT!"
"What, peanut?" Biana grinned, catching Isadora as she launched herself into her arms.
"I MANIFESTED!" She squealed.
"What!? That's awesome! What ability!?" Biana asked, shocked.
"An empath AND an— oops. Sorry mommy." She looked embarrassed.
Sophie laughed. "It's ok, Izzy. You can tell our close friends. But no one else."
Biana looked confused. "What?"
Izzy stood on her very tip-toes and whispered in Biana's ear, "An enhancer."
Biana's jaw dropped. "Are you serious!? That's AWESOME!" She giggled.
"Thanks!"
"Okay, Izzy. Daddy and I have to leave now," Sophie told her daughter. "I trust you're going to be good for Biana?"
"Pffft, please, Sophie. Stop worrying. We'll be fine!"
"Okay. Love you, Izzy." She leaned down to rub noses with her.
"Love you too mommy."
A few hours later...
Izzy shoveled more mallowmelt into her mouth.
"Biana?"
"Yeah, peanut?"
"Why do you and Tam not have a baby?" She asked curiously.
Biana almost chocked. "W-What?"
"Why do you and Tam not have a baby?"
"Uh..." Biana felt her heartbeat speed up. She laughed nervously. "We're going to wait until we're married for that."
Izzy cocked her head to one side. "Why? Mommy and Daddy aren't married."
"You know what, peanut? I actually have to go to the bathroom. Give me one minute."
She rushed to the bathroom, closed the door, and took out her Imparter.
Soph. 911. Your kid is asking why Tam and I don't have kids. Send help. She pressed send, and sat down on the side of the bathtub. After a few moments, she couldn't take it any longer.
Soph.
Sophie.
Help.
Please.
I DONT HAVE MUCH LONGER.
SOPHIE I SWEAR.
S.
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N.
D.
H.
E.
L.
P.
SOPHIE FOSTER THIS IS MORE TERRIFYING THAN FIGHTING VESPERA.
Wait actually I take that back.
BUT ITS PRETTY CLOSE.
Biana realized that she couldn't sit in the bathroom forever. She sighed. It was going to be a long night of deflecting questions.