sweetest devotion;;

Daisy wasn’t pregnant, he wasn’t going to be a father. “It’s probably for the best, right? I would’ve probably sucked at that.” The man chuckled lightly as he talked to himself. It was a sad chuckle, clearly forced. After everything he had witnessed in that place, talking to himself seemed like a perfectly normal thing to do. He wasn’t dad material, not in that alternate time world where his addiction was under control, much less here where he hadn’t tried to help himself. Danny heard some footsteps and a turned around, hoping that they hadn’t been there enough to listen to him. “Hey. It’s been crazy, right?” The reporter forced a grin.

Sasha could sense the others disappointment, his sadness, and immediately hurt own heart clenched. She didn’t know what it was like to lose a child that didn’t exist in the first place but had been so real in their heart, yet she could only imagine it was devastating. “You’re allowed to be upset Danny.” Sasha said with a very soft voice. “It... it has. It really has been crazy. Its almost too much. So much was different... almost better.”

“That is terrible.” Aiden couldn’t contain his laughter though, shaking his head at her question. “I say eat as many oreos as you want. 12, 13, 20, 40. You only live once, isn’t that what they say? If it’s any consolation, I really don’t know how she got that idea. You look about as far from pudgy as it gets.”

“Well, thank you for the kind words. I would’ve carried on eating oreos anyway. I can’t resist the processed sugar. I really can’t.” Sasha giggled, “Sometimes I go through a whole pack a day.”

“It doesn’t, but if it did, I’m sure it would be nothing but good things. Oreos are pretty much as close to heaven on earth as it gets,” Chase smiled back. “I don’t think I’ve had those yet.”

“Well you’re certainly right. Oreos make everything better. Bad day? Soothe yourself with a couple oreos. Doesn’t get any better than that.” Sasha said with a soft laugh as she looked over at Chase with bright eyes.

“You are allowed to eat all the oreos you want. The Bible doesn’t specify the daily oreo limit,” Chase informed her, a joking smile on his face. 

“The bible says a lot of things and I really wouldn’t be surprised if it said something about oreos as well.” Sasha gave a small sigh. Though, like always, she couldn’t repress the grin that formed softly on her lips. “The spring time double stuffed are just so good!”