[↑DATE BEATLE I$ #OMING BA#K WITH ME $HE DID NOT WANT TO LEAVE $O I GUE$$ IM A FULL TIME LU$U$ NOW]
⫸ h⨀pe y⨀u d⨀nt h4ve t⨀ bring them t⨀ every d4te y⨀u're h4ving! :-)
[+] awe, she got aLL attatChed. i think it's sweet ya got a grub
[+] that's normaL from what i hear. but i think that shows you reaLLy Care about the LiL one! means you're gonna do just fine
xx This is the thing most do not understand about grubs. They are easily attached. One should never adopt one lightly, or expect that they can simply rehome them once they've gotten attached. xx
[NO NO I MEAN I WA$ #OMPLETELY EXPE#TING IT I JU$T DIDN'T THINK IT'D BE $O HARD FOR HER TO LET GO QUITE LITERALLY HI$$ING AT THE JADE$ AND $TU#K TO ME LIKE A TI#K]
xx They are very particular about their care. Especially as I am quite sure your grub was given a particular standard of care. Which is to say, far more spoiled than she might have been in the caverns. Which isn't necessary a bad thing, mind you. Of course she would not want to return. xx
[OH OKAY $HE WANT$ TO $TAY WITH ME BE#AU$E I $POIL HER AND NOT BE#AU$E $HE LOVE$ ME YEAH OKAY GOT IT]
xx At her stage of mental and emotional development, that IS love. Grubs and other infants seek care before anything else. You are providing. This is good. xx