Sunshine or a Sunburn? {Final Spinoff~Nolan/Vy}

With every child comes great cost, like Brooklyn's mischievous ways and inability to listen half the time. But there's also rewards that make them well worth it. For instances, this little one's trick to winning over just about anyone. Or the light she brings to any and every bad situation. Yeah, youngsters certainly come with their perks. And maybe all parents think this way, but Vy's convinced hers is especially helpful...maybe even more then any other kid, though she'd never say that out loud. The rascal just always finds a way to save her, and she couldn't appreciate her more.

Like now as the tiny Blonde giggles hysterically over the new feeling of a beard. To not admit to that laughter being contagious is impossible, let alone resisting the urge to chuckle along with her. Perhaps Vy should really have her around other male role models, though that could jeopardize moments like this one. "It's facial hair, baby girl." She points out the obvious to get the vocabulary across to the two year old. Might as well have a little fun before switching over to the serious topics.

Seems his running into Brooklyn has turned into more then just a coincidence, with both Brody and Vy falling from the same enemy that is. Now his father's here, and Brooklyn was just kind enough to provide a warm introduction for them. Possibly this should become professional, knowing that a Corporal's father is present, but honestly Vy just doesn't find the strength to fake it. And by the looks of it, he's probably heard plenty of the bull crap responses already.

All Vy does is listen to the few words given to her. She didn't know O'Rourke for more then a higher rank who proved to be unlike the rest. For some reason now though, his condition means everything. If she had kept Jins in the woods, his life wouldn't be at risk currently.

His involvement and good heart is enough for why she'd care. By the sounds of it he should be okay though...that's half of a relief. Vy knows she's supposed to pull out one of those, 'your son's a tough cookie, he'll be fine,' but she doesn't have that in her either. It's stupid, stereotypical words, and even now she wouldn't resort to them. She tends to with a joke instead. "Lucky him, he gets to sleep through this pain." Perhaps she should of made this time an exception, and not used the sarcasm that no one understand.

"I'm sorry, please ignore my bad humor." Vy attempts to save herself by being as straightforward as she always it...maybe another thing she should try avoiding? "I'm Vy, and this is Brooklyn." She introduces while she scoops the little one onto the bed with her. It's far from how easy it was before this all started. Feels like her muscles have been drained, along with all the physical work she's done over the years. Guess she can ask O'Rourke to be her new gym partner since they're in the most similar condition. Hopefully he'll be as eager to build everything back as Vy already is.

A question is directed back to Vy, and though she should of assumed it was coming, she didn't. Talking about things that landed her here is not really one of her hot topics, but it's the least she can for Brody's father. "Just the usual." But of course she plays it off at first, as she often does. Her expression dims down before her explanation goes any further, on completely changing the topic. Yeah, talking about failure isn't on her todo list. "I heard your son jumped in front of a bullet for Kyanite. I didn't do anything like that. You must be really proud of him." Because that's what matters.