WhiteAngel25
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Sorry partners! I’ve been exhausted lately. I will try to have posts out soon. :)
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Sorry for slow responses, this holiday weekend has been crazy busy for me. I will for sure be getting replies out tonight if not for sure tomorrow! :)
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I will be offline until tomorrow that’s when I will also get back to replies! :) Happy 4th to all my fellow Americans!
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Thanks, everyone! My house has been hit with sickness again, so it's been a struggle.
Sabrina blinked her honey eyes at the new set of notes given to her by her husband. She took a glance at the notes and tilted her head in confusion with the glyphs she recognized off the bat. 'Anubis, Death, Energy, Darkness? What an odd combination of hieroglyphics.' She thought as she served Cosette some fava bean stew with white rice and a glass of freshly squeezed juice.
"Prudente, le ragoût de fèves est chaud," Sabrina warned her youngest of how hot the stew could be, indicating for Cosy to blow on the bites she would take to eat it. She felt awful seeing the familiar glint of hurt in Theo's eyes. It wasn't like Sabrina wanted to steer him away from Thierry's work. The issue was that working with Thierry got complicated fast.
The dark-haired woman was about to spit out the sip of coffee she had just taken when Thierry agreed for Theo to join him. Sabrina raised an eyebrow at her husband. Her expression was less questioning and more impressed. Yesterday, he had instructed that she and the kids needed to stay as far as possible from the burial chambers, and now he was offering for their son to join him. Maybe he just needed some sleep, not that he came to bed very often. At home, Sabrina would often find Thierry asleep in his armchair in his study or on the sofa, usually with his notebook or some sort of paper in his hands. It was usually after the second time Cosette asked for a glass of water in the middle of the night when she would go check on Thierry, she always carried a blanket with her, knowing that he'd be out cold from exhaustion of studying artifacts.
Sabrina thought for a moment that she may have slipped into an alternate universe where her husband decided to include their children in their field research. He even asked Auri about her photography! She felt the need to pinch herself, refraining from doing so as that might be too sarcastic of an action in front of her children.
"I think a family picture would be very nice," Sabrina agreed with a smile as the family gathered around one another after Aurelie set up her camera. The mother had no idea how many times she would cry over this simple picture in the future.
Just before the family set out to the burial chamber and while the kids were getting ready, Sabrina gently touched Thierry's shoulder and handed him her take on the glyph notes. "They are discussing some energy field of sorts. One that seemed to be used as a power source. A power source for what, I'm not sure. They warn of how dangerous it could be to absorb such energy. One could meet Anubis if not careful or strong of heart," she explained with concern in her eyes.
"There's more to this job than just digging up artifacts, isn't there, Thierry," Sabrina stated more as a fact and less of a question. "We don't have to bring the kids. They'd understand. Auri and Theo, especially. If it could become too dangerous, they need to be aware of what's going on. " she murmured as she smiled softly. "We all do, Thierry. You know I don't like being left in the dark with these situations," the mother of the de Viller children reminded her husband as she could recount the times that Thierry left out information in hopes of protecting people got them in trouble, and that was before Auri entered the picture.
"Prudente, le ragoût de fèves est chaud," Sabrina warned her youngest of how hot the stew could be, indicating for Cosy to blow on the bites she would take to eat it. She felt awful seeing the familiar glint of hurt in Theo's eyes. It wasn't like Sabrina wanted to steer him away from Thierry's work. The issue was that working with Thierry got complicated fast.
The dark-haired woman was about to spit out the sip of coffee she had just taken when Thierry agreed for Theo to join him. Sabrina raised an eyebrow at her husband. Her expression was less questioning and more impressed. Yesterday, he had instructed that she and the kids needed to stay as far as possible from the burial chambers, and now he was offering for their son to join him. Maybe he just needed some sleep, not that he came to bed very often. At home, Sabrina would often find Thierry asleep in his armchair in his study or on the sofa, usually with his notebook or some sort of paper in his hands. It was usually after the second time Cosette asked for a glass of water in the middle of the night when she would go check on Thierry, she always carried a blanket with her, knowing that he'd be out cold from exhaustion of studying artifacts.
Sabrina thought for a moment that she may have slipped into an alternate universe where her husband decided to include their children in their field research. He even asked Auri about her photography! She felt the need to pinch herself, refraining from doing so as that might be too sarcastic of an action in front of her children.
"I think a family picture would be very nice," Sabrina agreed with a smile as the family gathered around one another after Aurelie set up her camera. The mother had no idea how many times she would cry over this simple picture in the future.
Just before the family set out to the burial chamber and while the kids were getting ready, Sabrina gently touched Thierry's shoulder and handed him her take on the glyph notes. "They are discussing some energy field of sorts. One that seemed to be used as a power source. A power source for what, I'm not sure. They warn of how dangerous it could be to absorb such energy. One could meet Anubis if not careful or strong of heart," she explained with concern in her eyes.
"There's more to this job than just digging up artifacts, isn't there, Thierry," Sabrina stated more as a fact and less of a question. "We don't have to bring the kids. They'd understand. Auri and Theo, especially. If it could become too dangerous, they need to be aware of what's going on. " she murmured as she smiled softly. "We all do, Thierry. You know I don't like being left in the dark with these situations," the mother of the de Viller children reminded her husband as she could recount the times that Thierry left out information in hopes of protecting people got them in trouble, and that was before Auri entered the picture.
Working on a post. Hopefully, I will have it up by tonight.
@Estylwen Yeah, Sabrina isn't going to bad mouth Thierry. It goes against the collab conversation between Sabrina and Thierry that Lexi and I are working on. :)
Your response is understandable. I can see why you went in the direction you did. Great work! Although, maybe if you could edit it so that Sabrina was visibly upset with Thierry instead of bad-mouthing him, that may patch things over.
After all, I think the collab with Lexi will be after Nick attacks Cosy at the Louvre but before the gala.
At least, that's what seems to make the most sense at this point.
Your response is understandable. I can see why you went in the direction you did. Great work! Although, maybe if you could edit it so that Sabrina was visibly upset with Thierry instead of bad-mouthing him, that may patch things over.
After all, I think the collab with Lexi will be after Nick attacks Cosy at the Louvre but before the gala.
At least, that's what seems to make the most sense at this point.
I think @Estylwen is working on a post. Right, Esty?
@DaysYou will have to wait until after the time skip. Lol 😆
That was a good one, Lexi! XD
"I am fine. Tried from travel maybe but, fine overall," Sabrina replied when Thierry asked how she was doing. She arched an eyebrow at her husband when he expressed that he wanted to explore the burial chamber on his own tomorrow. Her golden orbs narrowed slightly when he was firm with the fact that he didn't want her or the children with him. And the structural integrity? That excuse was as old as their relationship. The last time he told her that he didn't want her to investigate a dig with him, she ended up bailing him out of a mercenary military camp in Mongolia.
Sabrina's honey gaze widened slightly when Thierry actually placed his hands on her shoulders. For a moment, her heart felt like it was going to beat out of her chest as she thought he was going to kiss her but he just patted her shoulders and walked off to kiss the kids goodnight.
Sabrina let out the breath she had been holding slowly. She couldn't remember the last time Thierry had kissed. Surely, it had to have been since Cosette had been born, right? Now, that the wife thought about it, that kiss in the hospital after she delivered Cosy had been a kiss on the temple, not even a simple peck on the mouth. Otherwise, Thierry had been on work trips or getting home from work at the Louvre. Even casual touching like placing his hands on her shoulders shouldn't feel like it was long ago.
"No, I am just overthinking things. Thierry loves us. I know he does," Sabrina murmured to herself before going to bed for the night.
Sabrina had her chocolate locks back into a high ponytail. Her amber gaze glanced up from the file she had been working on decoding for Thierry. She glanced at her husband and shrugged. Taking a sip from her coffee cup, Sabrina let Thierry stew a little for an answer to their son's question before saving him.
"Theo, mon cher, we just got here. Let's let your father establish a foothold in things before we overcrowd his workspace, okay? He needs to focus on marking objects and take notes on them properly," Sabrina explained as she smiled softly at the sleepy Cosy emerging from the kids' tent. She caught the gaze of her eldest daughter and smiled softly, as she couldn't help but try and cushion things between father and son.
"Bonjour mi petit, did you sleep well?" Sabrina asked as she got up and handed Cosette the butter and a few pieces of toast to make the first part of her breakfast before scooping some scrambled eggs and mixed fresh fruit onto the young girl's plate.
Sabrina's honey gaze widened slightly when Thierry actually placed his hands on her shoulders. For a moment, her heart felt like it was going to beat out of her chest as she thought he was going to kiss her but he just patted her shoulders and walked off to kiss the kids goodnight.
Sabrina let out the breath she had been holding slowly. She couldn't remember the last time Thierry had kissed. Surely, it had to have been since Cosette had been born, right? Now, that the wife thought about it, that kiss in the hospital after she delivered Cosy had been a kiss on the temple, not even a simple peck on the mouth. Otherwise, Thierry had been on work trips or getting home from work at the Louvre. Even casual touching like placing his hands on her shoulders shouldn't feel like it was long ago.
"No, I am just overthinking things. Thierry loves us. I know he does," Sabrina murmured to herself before going to bed for the night.
Sabrina had her chocolate locks back into a high ponytail. Her amber gaze glanced up from the file she had been working on decoding for Thierry. She glanced at her husband and shrugged. Taking a sip from her coffee cup, Sabrina let Thierry stew a little for an answer to their son's question before saving him.
"Theo, mon cher, we just got here. Let's let your father establish a foothold in things before we overcrowd his workspace, okay? He needs to focus on marking objects and take notes on them properly," Sabrina explained as she smiled softly at the sleepy Cosy emerging from the kids' tent. She caught the gaze of her eldest daughter and smiled softly, as she couldn't help but try and cushion things between father and son.
"Bonjour mi petit, did you sleep well?" Sabrina asked as she got up and handed Cosette the butter and a few pieces of toast to make the first part of her breakfast before scooping some scrambled eggs and mixed fresh fruit onto the young girl's plate.
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