ride slow.

ADDIE: I hope so for all of your sakes. That's not good for you or my favorite girl, or Libby or the baby.

ADDIE: Nah, it's cool. I don't want her feeling sad, so I'm happy to help.

ADDIE: I'm just sad that now she has to learn that there are such hateful people in the world.

WINTER: Did I tell you that her uncle was wearing a MAGA hat?????? Lia snatched it right off his stupid head as we left and I've never been more proud.

WINTER: She may have to learn it, but I know it won't hinder how she sees people, she'll still try to see the good in everyone and I think that means I've done a pretty good job.

Ugh, you have no idea. Smitten isn’t even the word. I’d say obsessed, but people would probably think that’s not healthy.

And those people are what we call haters. 

LIBBY: I know you won't, that's because you're a wonderful parent, even when you have no obligation to parent the child. Can you imagine a mall trip where I don't pick you up a Lush bath bomb? It's like you don't know me at all!

LIBBY: I'm sure she is. You, too, deserve to be spoiled, but I'm not going to say no to you arranged an epic date for the two of us.

WINTER: And I love her, and you, so it works. I've missed babies so much, they are just so damn soft. I'm just reminding you! I know you're going nuts planning for that Halloween party, which I can't wait to see how that turns out.

Oh, I think I’ve heard of it, but I haven’t seen it. But that’s how I am with Seven Pounds.

Don’t watch it, unless you got a box of tissues and a day to feel sad.

Y’know, you’re so fuckin’ right. Amazon it is.

LIBBY: Do the two of you have plans tomorrow after school? If not, perhaps you could stay with Sophie for a couple hours and I could pick Lia up from school and take her to the mall? Maybe if she sees that I hold no ill will toward her, she'll feel a little better? I enjoyed the hat stealing too, that was rather hilarious.

LIBBY: Your twin? I would like that, yes. I do understand her hesitance, however. It must be extremely overwhelming for her. Did this just turn into a "Winter surprises Libby" date? I'm not opposed.

WINTER: You know I'll never turn down time with her, and I think it'll be good for her. That and you know shopping is her weakness, just make sure to stop at Lush and get me a bath bomb please. xoxox. It took everything in me not to snatch it off his dumb head tbh.

LIBBY: I would never dislike her. And that's saying something, since I tend to take an instant disliking to most people. Please make sure she knows I adore her, perhaps even more so after the way she spoke back to Aunt Mildred. Her sass was admirable. I never imagined being the family kind of girl, though.

LIBBY: Yes, I understand. Perhaps ask Addie, then? If not, I'm sure Isadora would be happy to help.

WINTER: I should of told her before we came, that was my bad- she knows, she loves you and the thought of doing something that might hurt you didn't sit well with her. Can we please talk about how she took your uncles hat as we were leaving? Not gonna lie, I bought her some fancy highlighter she'd been eyeing just for that.

LIBBY: But your hormonal teenager is quite wonderful as far as hormonal teenagers go, plus she isn't a surprise to me. Sophie was to both of us.

LIBBY: I thought you'd agree. Perhaps we could find a babysitter in one of our siblings? I of course know Lia is responsible enough to watch Sophie, but I also don't know that I'd want to leave a demanding four month old with her, she may drive her crazy. I'd prefer an adult was around to supervise the two, at least.

WINTER: She's still surprised you even like her after the whole aunt thing, she hid in her room for 2 days thinking you would hate her. A surprise yes, but I'd say if anyone can handle it, it's us. We got our own little family babe.

LIBBY: I come along with a four month old now, and you're still talking about wanting to marry me? My my, Ms. Morgan, you truly are a keeper.

LIBBY: I think a date night is overdue, by the way. Just us.

WINTER: And I come along with a hormonal teenager, and a shit storm of other things but yet you’re still here.

LIBBY: I love you an incredible amount.

LIBBY: Given my tone, making my cheeks the same color as my hair isn't difficult, but it's always much easier for you. I wonder at what point I'll start to have some "chill" around you?

WINTER: I love you too.

ADDIE: No, I mean it is kind of the point isn't it? Libby shouldn't have to deal with that shit. And neither should you. And you shouldn't have to have your kid lie, it's not fair to anyone.

ADDIE: How's she feeling now?

WINNY: She really shouldn't, the only plus is that she'll be gone soon enough hopefully, and things can mellow out into normal.