Silvia's obsession corner

I used google translate for the italian part, sorry if it's an incorrect translation

"this is humiliating"

Being older, Donna is very concerned for your health. You get reminders about your posture and making sure you're staying hydrated and eating well all the time. She'll bring you tea and snacks whenever you're in the middle of a particularly long study session.

Every once in a blue moon, you, Dani and Angie manage to convince her to come out to the bar. She's the only one who manages to keep pace with Angie. Like niece, like aunt.

No matter how many times you do it, kissing her scar never fails to make her a blushy, flustered mess. She might protest or make a show about not getting it, but she's so happy that you think every part of her is beautiful and worth loving.

Despite her insisting, you convince her to keep the shop closed on the anniversary of her sister's death, and make sure you're there with her the whole day. Whether she needs to cry, scream, throw things, or just let the moment pass in silence (and usually throughout the course of the day you see all of it), you never leave her side, always ready with a warm embrace.

You of course love all the Italian pet names she's given you, but she's just as fond of yours as well. Every time you call her sweetheart she'll break out in a smile or let out a pleased little hum, and it's the cutest thing.

Donna's jealousy issues never fully go away. The only people really safe from it are Angie and Dani, and it gets especially bad around Cass and Alcina. She really does try hard to remind herself that the cult and Miranda is all behind her and that you're with her, but she's constantly worried that something or someone is going to take you away from her. She's lost so many people already and you don't even realize how close you came to being ripped away from her. The two of you sometimes butt heads and even have your first big fight around it. Once things cool down, you pull her into your arms and remind her you're not going anywhere, and she completely melts.

One time when Donna chides you for swearing, you correct yourself using some of the Italian curses you've picked up from her. The shock and adorable pouting that ensues is definitely worthwhile.

There's no such thing as just one of you taking a sick day. As much as she hates being alone when she's sick, it's only equalled by how much she hates leaving you alone when you're not well. You resign yourself to the inevitability that one of you getting sick means both of you getting sick, and it becomes a week of the two of you snuggled together in bed or the couch.

Donna's flower shop ends up with a few more bad online reviews than usual. Something about some crazy woman who throws people out of the store if they raise their voice to the quiet one. You've never been more proud.

Donna's favorite sleeping position is curled up against your side with her head on your chest. Feeling the rise and fall of your chest as you breathe reminds her you really are there and not going anywhere, just like you promised.

Years down the road, you find a spot somewhere in the shop where you secretly grow some red tulips, just like the one she gave you. You care for them like you've never cared for any plant before. When it's time, you give a bouquet to Donna. Around one of the stems, you put a ring.

(And some bonus saucier ones!)

Donna is shockingly strong, and that growl she out in the theater isn't just a one time occurrence. When she takes you to bed, she expects you to listen, be a good girl, and stay exactly where she wants you to. If you don't, she'll growl and hold you down where she wants. Every so often, you decide to squirm around a little too much on purpose. Just because.