Big has just returned from her bowling party outing, and burst into tears because she can’t watch television *and* have a story before bedtime. Small immediately went over, arms stretched wide, to give her a big hug…
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oh bless him. It’s so cute when they do that isn’t it?
Although I was pretty pissed off with Davies for comforting Scarlett today – I had told her off for something and refused her a cuddle when she came over, so he gave her one instead – so cute, but undermining me at the same time 🙂
Mimi does this too she was distraught when Dino rocked his chair onto his foot. No sympathy from me – self inflicted. But she gave him so many hugs and kisses!
Good for Small!