Deep in the heart of a never-knowing

"Location doesn't matter - we will find something that suits us. The plateau is a big place after all," Osprey shrugged. For this reason games were very convenient - you could play them anywhere and anytime. "Let's do that then, when kids are a little older?" she asked, trying to figure out when would that be exactly. Otherwise there would be no fun in a game if Blue would be constantly worried for her young.

"Blue, sad and unhappy are part of life. I had a fairly good childhood, but it also had it's ups and downs. Sometimes we can choose our fate, sometimes we can't. We have to take and go through, whatever life put's in our way, no matter, how hard it turns out to be. In the end - it makes us stronger," she told her. Yes, there were things and events that should have happened differently, but there was no point in regretting the past. There would not be a chance to change it in any way.

"My advice to you - don't waste your time worrying about things that might or might not happen. You will be there for your kids just as you are there for all of your friends."