“I’m sorry Andy nugget, don’t be sad. I can throw flowers for you,” she mumbled with a pout, hugging him tighter. “But…but you liveee sooooooo farr away. I can throw petals on our daily video calllllll,” she revealed, coming up with a solution to the problem they had. Why did Andy haveeeee to live sooooo far away. Mommy and daddy and her lived in Miami, Florida and he liveeeddd all the way on the other side in Beryl, California so she barely ever sawww him in person. That’s why she was so happy today because here he was, drawing on her arm again. She missed this 
.
When he told her that they don’t say that she covered her mouth. She didn’t want to say a bad word, but mommy said bloody hell was okay at home. She didn’t know the other one wasn’t okay. “I’m sorrrryyyyyyyyy,” she started with a pout, her lip quivering thinking she did a bad thing. “I didn’t…I didn’t mean to Andy Nug…get… I… I’m sorry” she could feel the start of tears forming in her eyes until Aidan wiggled out of Andy’s arms, going to his sister and hugging her. “Don’t cry… sissy,” he whispered and she tried to be strong for him. “Oh…okay Aidan,” she finished, trying to distract herself when Andy handed her a pen. Uncapping it, she smiled seeing her brother jumping to see what she was drawing and so, she involved him by wrapping his hand around the pen before her hand on top of his to guide his hand since he was still learning to write. On a free part of Andy’s hand (which was realllllly hard to find by the way) Shay wrote a small “Shaydan’s Nugget,”[/color] in her handwriting smiling when she finished.
“OHhhhh okay okay let’s eat them instead Anddyyy,” she told him, holding his hand before pulling him towards where she thought the food was. Though on the way there, Aidan got distracted seeing Josie and running towards him, before pulling him back towards Anddyyy. “Hhiiiiiii Jossieeee. Do you want nuggets? Me and Andy and Aidan are looking for some,” Shay watched as her cousin Josie, looked up at Andy for a few seconds, his head moving to the side with familiarity but after a few seconds, the boy nodded “Okaayy Shay,” he soon responded - holding Andy’s other hand as they walked towards the kitchen.