Danielle heard the roar of the motor bike, she knew it all too well. That sound brought with it excitement that was hard to contain, her insides lighting up. Yet, sitting on the couch across from her daughter, it didn’t seem right to get excited. She smiled and watched Blair get up to help Karen.<br/><br/>It wasn’t right to look at her daughter the way she was. She always considered her daughter to be beautiful, her shining red hair cascading on her shoulders and back. She watched her daughter as she moved, her hips going from side to side. It was nice to have her home, even if it was a rocky surprise. She stood, pulling her legs out from underneath her.<br/><br/>Danielle walked to the front door, waiting in the doorway. She smiled watching Karen and Blair. She had taken the pizza and brought them into the house. Dani stood against the door, holding it open for them to come in. She squeezed herself, pressing her butt and back into the door. She knew she wasn’t the smallest of women, probably the biggest of the three. But in no way was she overweight or large. She was happy as she was.<br/><br/>Danielle smiled at Karen as she came in. She shut the door behind them and followed them to the kitchen. Dani went to the cabinet to grab glasses and paper plates. She put them down by the food. She was quiet as Karen spoke, it seemed like a nice idea. “I havent touched those games since you left.” She smiled to Blair. “It would be fun to dust one off and play together.” She told them.<br/><br/>Danielle grabbed herself a pizza and cup of soda when it was her turn. She took the food to her kitchen table putting it down i pat her seat. Her table was round, small for four people. She took the bowl of fruit and two candlesticks that she used as a centerpiece from the table, placing it in the counter behind her. This way there was room to sit up a game and have fun.<br/><br/>She was happy to see the two most important women in her life get along. “We could all catch up while we play.” She encouraged the two. She didn’t have much to catch up on but it would bring Karen and Blair closer. Getting them used to each other was important. They would all be together for the next three months, till Blair goes back to school.