#MY SON IS FR LIKE O SICK LSEEPING

[antiquatedsimmer]

After the kids returned from school, Lucile and Josephine gathered the family for a long talk about their upcoming move. While the children weren’t thrilled at the idea of leaving their current home, they perked up when they heard the new house would be closer to town.

The following weeks became a whirlwind of preparation. Lucile threw herself into work, determined to earn as much money as possible to make the move smooth and secure. Meanwhile, Josephine took charge of packing and poring over home catalogs. Lucile wasn’t sure what style would suit their new life best, but Josephine’s had all sorts of ideas on what colors to use. Trusting her wife’s eye for detail, Lucile handed her the reins while she covered the cost.

Rosemary’s transition into school life went smoothly, her natural charm and energy made her a favorite among her peers, and it wasn’t long before friends began tagging along to the house.

But her lively personality came with its challenges. Rosemary earned her first detention for being disruptive in class, and her teacher experienced the full force of her sharp, sassy mouth. At home, Josephine sat her down, emphasizing the importance of maintaining her grades and reminded her that her behavior reflected on the family. She was assigned extra chores as a consequence, along with a firm warning to keep her schoolwork in order.

Daisy, on the other hand, was diligent with her studies, excelling academically but struggling socially. She often tried to keep up with Rosemary and her fast-paced group of friends but found herself left behind more often than not. Instead, Daisy would wander off on her own, finding quiet comfort in playing with dolls or helping Josephine around the house.

Meanwhile, as the rest of the family bustled about with school, work, and preparations, Aster had discovered his new favorite pastime, napping.....