She fared a lot better than those kids in her time that did fall into those programs, for the most part; people who weren't able to take care of her but did, in fact, care for her is more than kids like Jesus had a lot of the time. And then of course the world ended and she's learned to be grateful she grew up the way she did - people who never had to look out for themselves are mostly dead now, but not Rosita.
People who had a steeper learning curve cut part of themselves off completely to survive, but not Rosita.
She presses her lips together, shaking off the fragments of memory that try to latch onto her like fingers trailing on her sleeve and focusing on him instead.
"Seven?" she echoes. "You didn't know you had him?"
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Date: 2022-11-10 11:31 am (UTC)People who had a steeper learning curve cut part of themselves off completely to survive, but not Rosita.
She presses her lips together, shaking off the fragments of memory that try to latch onto her like fingers trailing on her sleeve and focusing on him instead.
"Seven?" she echoes. "You didn't know you had him?"