Silver Creek O Captain! My Captain!

Spring just couldn't help herself.  She laughed and laughed when Heston told her about his mistake, a silly grin plastered onto her face.  She really wished that she had been there to see the whole thing.  She could've laughed for ages.  She stopped laughing though when Heston told her about how that friend had died.  She grew quiet.  Then he went on to mention her daughter.  For a moment she was going to say that maybe she would tell him another time, but Heston had told her a story of his past, so she could and would tell her a story of her past.

"I can tell you a story about my daughter Back-Flip."  Spring told him with the smallest of smiles as she thought back.  Suddenly a memory came to her and so she began to speak.  "I remember back when Hazel had just turned two months she had always been curious with the world, so one day I asked her if she could make one difference in the world what would it be?  I remember her pausing in thought for a while as she considered my question.  When she answered though I couldn't even believe my ears.  She said that she would want more butterflys."  She paused for a moment, her eyes clouded with the memory of her past.  "So for a moment I found myself wondering why she would choose more butterflys, but I didn't have to ask her because she was quick to tell me.  She told me that she wanted more butterfly, because they were beautiful and they made her feel happy."  Spring sighed, tail drooping.  "It was such a sweet, simple wish."