"Mumma, mumma!" Emma was called by one of her darling children, causing her to look up from the table she was currently scrubbing stains from. "Yes, dear?" She replied, her angelic voice sounding around the floor. Soon in came three beautiful children: Isaac, Scarlet and Matthew running/wrestling at the same time. Emma chuckled and gracefully made her way over to them, still giggling as she approached. "Darlings, stop with the bickering. What's wrong?" She asked, gently placing a hand on her youngest's shoulder; instantly getting them to stop and look up at her. It was then that she noticed Scarlet's tears and was quick to gently swipe the little girl into her arms in a cuddle. "Oh, honey, what's wrong? Why are you crying, sweet?" Emma hated to see her children's tears, and softly swept one from her cheek with her thumb. "Matt said I'd be a slave! That I was not good enough to be a solider like him and Isaac!" Scarlet wept, resting her blonde-haired head on her mothers supporting shoulder.
Shocked, Emma looked over to her eldest son, and eyebrow raised. "Well, It's true! Woman are just for mating, that's what father said!" Matthew defended, crossing his arms stubbornly. She shook her head, having been afraid this would happen for years. "No, baby, you're father was wrong. Woman can too be in the army, and Scarlet has every right to be; just as you and Isaac. Now, apologize to your sister. You won't be together for long, so you'd best take advantage of he time you've got left." Emma was gentle with her words, and let the snuffling child from her arms and to hug her siblings. Smiling softly, Emma nodded proudly to her beloved children. "Good, now you go play. Your father will be home soon." As soon as the words left her lips, all three children looked up to her. After three big goodbye hugs, the children went back on their way and Emma went back to cleaning the table. It were as if nothing had happened.
Sara laid on the couch, in a deep sleep; but not so deep that she couldn't hear once being yelled at. This was proved as her seven, gorgeous children came running over to her, yelling "Mummy" or some "Mumma". Sara rushed to sit up and waved for all her lovely children to come and sit on her lap. They did just that, ruffling the blanket she'd had laid upon her so much it fell over the edge of the sofa. "Hello, babies, what time is it?" She asked, rubbing the sleep from her eyes until one would have no idea she'd just slept for the past few hours. Suddenly, multiple high-pitched voices were loudly shouting the answer at her, seeming panicked for a reason she hadn't figured out quite yet. "OK, OK! One at a time, kids-" She paused and looked over to one of her eldest. "Lorna, you first. The rest of you, shh. You know it's rude to talk at the same time as others." She stated calmly, looking to Lorna; waiting for an answer. "Mummy, it's late! Father'll already be nearly home!" She said, causing her mother's eyes to open wide.
Soon her and the children were cleaning the house quickly, rushing to get it done perfect. They were all heavily panting once they were done, and the children were all giving her goodbye hugs and running off in little pairs to go play. Shaking her head at the intelligence of her children, Sara made herself appear to have been working all day and went to cleaning a tiny speck on the table that they'd left so she'd be doing something when her mate returned home.