Author's Note: I hope you guys enjoy this chapter. And I hope you're excited for the next chapter as Ava gets introduced in the next one. Anyway please let me know what you guys thought and let me know if you're excited for the next chapter or the one after as the one after will be introducing the final sister Tessa and then I can get into some of the more fun ideas that I have planned after that.
"Mommy! Mommy! Mommy!" The small girl screamed out as she had woken up after taking a nap for about an hour or two and was now up and awake. Evie just sighed as she looked at the four year old. Evie wasn't a huge fan of flying on an airplane and was feeling nervous, but she couldn't show that to Mal.
"Yes Mal what is it?" Evie asked the young girl who just pointed at the window. "Look mommy! We're so high up! Ooh and look mommy it's the clouds! They look so cool!" The small girl screamed out excitedly as it was her first time flying on an airplane and she loved the view.
Evie just laughed a little as she watched Mal get so excited even though she herself hated looking out the window as it freaked her out more, but she didn't want to tell Mal that because than Mal would start feeling uneasy as well as Mal could pick up on the fact that if Evie thought something was scary that it must be scary.
"I see that Mal, but we should close the window now okay," Evie told the young girl who just sighed as she closed the window. "Okay mommy. I'll close it! Mommy are we almost there! I'm really bored now!" The small girl screamed out making Evie sigh as she knew people were looking at her again as Mal was screaming.
"Mal we're almost there. Here you can play on your tablet," Evie told the young girl making Mal laugh. "Yay!" The young girl screamed out as she grabbed the tablet from Evie and began to play on it. About an hour or two later the plane was about to land and that's when Mal began to feel uneasy as well as she handed the tablet back to Evie.
"Mommy I'm scared. Why are we going down? Are we gonna die," the young girl cried out as she grabbed onto Evie's hand making Evie smile a little as she squeezed Mal's hand back. "Mal we're going down because we're landing. We're not going to die, but I will hold your hand anyway," Evie told the small girl who just nodded as she continued to hold Evie's hand tightly in hers.
When they finally landed Evie helped Mal unbuckle and then she grabbed her hand and they exited the plane. They then met up with Lola and April who were waiting for them as it took longer for them to get out of the plane. When they met up with the others Mal ran over to Lola and Lola picked her up. "Hey there cutie. How was your first trip on an airplane," Lola asked the preschooler, making the small girl laugh.
"It was so cool! I got to see clouds! But mommy was scared the whole time!" Mal told Lola, making Evie blush in embarrassment as April and Lola both looked at her. "You were scared of an airplane? I thought you grew up all tough," April told Evie making her give out a fake smile.
"I was not scared. Mal doesn't know what she's talking about. She's only four," Evie told the two and Mal just got upset as the small girl knew what she saw.
"That's not true mommy! You were scared! You made me close the window! And you kept holding onto things and then you kept tightening your seat belt and mine remember!" The young four year old told Evie making both Lola and April give Evie another look as Evie just turned red again.
"You were totally scared of an airplane! Aww that's so cute!" Lola playfully told Evie as she placed Mal back down and Evie quickly grabbed onto Mal's hand again. "It is not cute and I was not scared. Let's just get out of this crazy place and go see our other sister," Evie told the other two as she grabbed Mal's hand and began to walk towards the exit and the others just followed after her.
"Hehe mommy your face is red now! You look like an apple or a strawberry! Oh and speaking of strawberries. Mommy can we get some strawberries! I'm really really really hungry now please mommy!" The young four year old screamed out as they were walking out the airport and heading towards a bus to take them to Beacon Heights University.
Evie just sighed as she heard Lola and April laughing from behind her. She knew Mal wasn't trying to embarrass her as Mal was only four and she didn't know what she was and wasn't supposed to say out loud, but Evie still couldn't help her embarrassed feelings.
"Mal we can get some food later, but first we have to go find Ava," Evie told the young girl who just got upset as she hadn't eaten her dinner yet like she was supposed to as she didn't like the food that Audrey had made for dinner when they were all at Audrey's.
"But mommy! I'm hungry! I don't wanna wait! I want food now!" The young girl screamed out throwing a tantrum as she was hungry. "Okay you want to prove that you don't let her walk all over you! Then discipline her because people are staring at us right now!" April screamed out as she didn't like seeing so many people giving them all judgemental looks as Mal was screaming and throwing a tantrum over food. While on a bus full of people.
Evie just sighed as she looked at Mal. She was about to start lecturing when someone sitting in front of them looked over at Evie in disgust. "Do you not feed your own child? What kind of a mother lets their child starve like this. You are clearly an unfit parent! That child is suffering," some judgemental lady told Evie in disgust and Evie just sighed as she let the lady start her rant.
Evie was used to getting lectures and judgement from other women that thought they were so much better parents than she was. She didn't really let it affect her anymore. Just as Evie was getting ready to have a complete scold on her parenting she heard Lola speak up as Lola had heard the lady starting to judge her sister and she didn't like it.
"Hey! What is wrong with you! Mind your own business and leave my sister alone! My sister is a really cool mom and she loves that kid with all of her heart!" Lola screamed out to the lady coming to the defense of her sister. Evie just smiled as that was the first time that she had someone on her side to defend her when someone was judging her on her parenting again.
The lady just huffed as she looked at Lola. "Well you are clearly just as irresponsible as your sister is. And you shouldn't be disrespecting people that are older than you," the lady rudely told Lola, making Lola just roll her eyes as she was about to go off again, but April decided to join in as well.
"Yeah and you need to learn how to mind your own business! Leave my sisters alone! They didn't even do anything to you and you just started judging my sister for her toddler having a tantrum! Newsflash toddlers have tantrums, it's just how it is! Now turn back around and leave us alone!" April screamed out making Lola look at April with an impressed look.
"Oh my gosh that was amazing! You really showed that rude old lady! She totally deserved that!" Lola screamed out as they were now off the bus and walking to the entrance of Beacon Heights.
"I know right and she really did deserve that! Who just starts lecturing someone like that!" April screamed back to Lola as the two of them were just talking about the bus ride. Evie was barely even speaking as she just continued to hold onto Mal's hand and keep walking.
Evie just sighed as she looked at Lola and April. "Hey um thanks for that, but you didn't need to get involved in that. Normally I just let the person go off and it eventually stops," Evie told the two.
April just sighed as she looked at Evie. "You said normally? Do people normally judge you like that?" April asked her new sister in shock as she couldn't believe how casual Evie was acting about the whole thing. Evie just shrugged as she looked at April.
"Well yeah. I mean people love to judge other parents. Especially a really young one. It's not as bad now, but when Mal was a toddler and I was around sixteen or seventeen that's where the most judgement came from. Anyway enough about that let's go find our sister," Evie told the two leaving them both in shock as she just glazed over the fact that people treat her horribly a lot as she just quickly entered BHU with the four year old holding her hand. And they just sighed as they followed after her at a slower pace.