Daisy had never felt so much joy in saying those words, just a few days ago, she thought she could never say them again. But there she was now, saying it to her only daughter that had been missing for years.
''But mommy said you're bad people...'' Sienna whispered in between her tears, she buried her face in between her hands that were stained in dirt from the hard, dry ground.
Daisy shook her head and placed her bloody hands behind her, preventing Sienna from disliking her even more, ''We aren't. Remember what your-Phoebe said? She said she isn't your mom, Sienna.'' Daisy said, the pain that she felt in explaining that was almost unbearable, but she had no other choice. She was not going to lose her daughter again, not for some stupid reason.
''How?'' Sienna asked in a heartbreaking tone, she rubbed her wet hands on her jeans before looking up at Daisy.
''Because I'm your mom, Sienna...'' Daisy said, almost tearing up again at such a difficult conversation that she thought she'd never have to go through, ''Look at me.'' That instantly grabbed young Sienna's attention, ''Look how similar we look. The hair, the eyes, the lips.''
Sienna shook her head, ''But if you are my mom then w-why were you not there all the time. Mommy was. Mommies do that.'' She said, putting Daisy through even more pain.
''Because I couldn't find you, Sienna. I was looking for you for so long, and now you're here. So, please, don't go away from me. Don't leave mommy by herself again.'' Daisy said and allowed her tears to flow down her stinging cheeks. Sienna hesitated for a moment before nodding, ''Okay.'' She said with a shy manner.
Daisy smiled. Finally smiled as joy rushed through her veins, she had never felt that way, she had never felt so happy and full of hope like she did now. Daisy moved closer to Sienna and hugged her before whispering in her ear, ''I love you, Sienna and I've missed you so so much.'' She said and closed her eyes, breathing in her daughters scent.
Sienna felt sudden warmth around her, that was something she had never felt before. She had never been hugged and she liked the new feeling that she was experiencing now. The young girl moved her arm slowly around Daisy's back and her other one around Daisy's neck. With her eyes wide at the action, Daisy hugged Sienna even tighter just to make sure this wasn't some sort of dream.
May couldn't help but smile at the interaction between the daughter and the child. It was beautiful, and that was something May would hardly think about.
''Come on, we're taking you somewhere warm.'' Daisy said and Sienna nodded, still clinging onto the feeling of warmth. Daisy smiled when the little girl didn't want to let go of the hug, ''We have to go.'' She said with joy and a smile followed.
''Okay.'' Sienna said and Daisy scooped her off the ground and marched towards the quinjet.
''What do we do with the bodies?'' Mack asked as he looked around just to make sure that Daisy and Sienna were far enough not to hear the disturbing talk.
May looked at the scattered bodies of the unconscious- or dead watchdogs, ''We call in the reinforcements, they'll take her of that. I'm sure Mace doesn't mind to send some of them out since he isn't in charge anymore.'' She said, earning a nod from Coulson who was fine with the idea.
''I'll stay here and keep an eye on them, in case some of them do wake up.'' Coulson began and them motioned towards the quinjet, ''You two go and take them to the base.''
Mack shook his head, ''I'll stay here. Just in case you need any assistance.'' He said and Coulsom smiled at the kind gesture.
''Fine. Take them back, May.'' Coulson ordered and watched as May walked into the quinjet.
It was all over. Now, Daisy was at peace that she had wanted for so long.
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