Loud Labour's lost
Lincoln stood outside the door. Every fiber of his being told him to leave. Things are fine the way they were. After so much nonsense, he had finally found a place of his own. Why complicate things, why disturb the fragile peace his family had worked so hard to create. He took a deep breath pushing his fear out. As much as Lincoln wanted to abode reality he couldn't. His family was fragmented and it was all his fault. He was the one who divided his siblings and alienated their parents. He had to make amendes. Starting with getting in touch with his estranged sister Lucy .
After a while, he finally built up enough courage to knock. For a moment, he hoped no one was home. Despite his wishes the door opened anyway. Hi lupa is your mom home? He asked nervously. It's been almost six months since he last saw his daughter. He was surprised how much she changed. She had grown a bite and cut her long hair short, it suited her much better than her ponytail. No, she's out. Lupa was surprised to see her uncle. Ever since he got married, his visits had become more infrequent. When he was single, he would come almost every weekend. He would take her and cousins on all sorts of trips, but then he met Ronni ann. He started coming less and less then he had kids of his own. After that he only came during holidays. This heart lupa, she knew her uncle was bizzy but it felt like he had forgotten about her. She notes her uncle starting to back away. Lupa grabbed his arm and gestured him inside. Mom should be back in a few minutes.
Almost being dragged inside Lincoln entered the house and sat on the couch next to Lupa. An awkward silence passed over them until Lincoln noticed an ace cave comic on the coffee table in front of them. Do you like ace savvy? He asked. No, that's one of Liby's books she answered with a grumble. It took almost all Lincoln had not to laugh. He never understood lupa's compulsory need to hide her interest from others. It did remind him of when he found out about Lucy's obsession with ponies.
Deal me in is a good read. The only thing I didn't like about it was bad beat. He was so annoying; I'm glad they eventually got read of him. This got a rise out of lupa. Bad beat was one of her favorite characters. Noticing this Lincoln pleased on until Lupa couldn't take it. What do you know. All you read is fluffy baby comics. Deciding that she had enough, Lincoln laughed and apologized. I didn't mean any of that. I liked him especially in one more draw. Releasing what had happened. Lupa blushed and decided it was no use pertaining any more. What are you talking about. That was one of the worst comics I ever read. They soon became so engrossed in their conversation that Lincoln didn't notice the door opening and a shadowy fighter walking inside.
A monotone voice called out, whose care is that outside. This maid Lincoln jumpe he had forgotten his sisters ability to sneak up on people. Entering the living room she saw Lincoln sitting on the couch. Although she didn't show it she was surprised to see her older brother. What are you doing here Lincoln? Clearing the lump in his throat, Lincoln finally said what he came all this way to say. I came here to invite you to dad's birthday party. Lucy didn't say anything for a while. Lupa, concerned for her mom, asked if something was wrong. This knocked Lucy from her trance. She finally gathered enough of her thoughts and said. Dad wants to see us. After all these years had their father finally forgiven them forgiven her. Seemed unlikely, as much as she wanted to reconnect with her parents, she couldn't imagine it ever happening.
Lupa, your uncle and I are going out for a while. This confused Lupa, who simply nodded as her mother and uncle left. Where to lucy. It doesn't matter; I just didn't want Lupa to hear us. So you and dad are on speaking terms. Not exactly, Lincoln answered. I've been in contact with mom for a few weeks now. She's been the intermediate between us. It was her idea for all of us to reunite and try to patch things up. I don't know, Lucy said after all the time, maybe it's best to let things be. The last time we met, things didn't go so well.
Linken took a deep breath. This is what's best for our family, what's best for our kids. They should know their grandparents, aunts, and siblings. After everything we put them through because of our petty squabbles, we owe them this. Lucy was nervous. She didn't know what to say, so she settled on I'll think about it. They drove back to Lucy's house completely in silence. Lucy got out of the car and watched Lincoln drive off. Living her alone with her thoughts. She walked into the house.