study buddies——VOL ii O59. this little family of three
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i heard a SCREAM !!!
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ROSIE HAS TO ADMIT, SHE REALLY LOVES her little family of three. It's not like she doesn't miss her mom, because she does, every day; and she wishes things could be different. And maybe, in another life, it would have been nice to know her father — for him to know her, to have all those touching daddy/daughter moments shown in television shows and movies (perhaps that's Hollywood's idea of a cheesy exaggeration, though. It's not like she knows anything about fathers in the first place). So, yeah, maybe those things would have been nice. But she loves what she has now, and she wouldn't trade it for anything.
She loves telling Pepper that she can do better than Tony, purposely within his earshot, smiling at him when he makes some melodramatic remark about how she's wounded him, paired with the placing of his hand over his heart. And she loves she and Tony's banter, arguing back and forth about the most insignificant things and ending it with a hug to let each other know that yes, they do love each other. This is just their unique way of showing it. Most of all, she loves when Pepper kisses her on the head and tells her how proud she is of her, of how she's growing up to be an incredible young woman (a woman just like Pepper, if Rosie is lucky).
