Sariya chewed on her lip. She had thought she'd have a house full of children at this point, however, it was still just her and Sasori. She still felt alone in a lot of ways, it wasn't that she and Sasori weren't close, because they were, but Sariya still didn't have a significant other and Sasori was gone at school most days which had made their large house rather lonely most days. It was something that Sasori had wanted to remedy, she had always wanted to bring life back to her family home, but that hadn't made it any easier.
Sasori had been bugging her for some time at this point about having a sibling or two. It wasn't that she hadn't wanted that too, but it was harder when you were a single parent. It wasn't to say that she couldn't go down to the Stone Bank, but she kept coming up with excuses not to. What if she wasn't enough?What if this child was nothing like Sasori and hated her? She didn't want to admit the fear that was dwelling within her about this decision. She didn't want Sasori to see how afraid she was of being a terrible parent, even if Sasori had turned out wonderfully.
She had to take a long moment to calm herself down. She was overthinking things. Even if having a new kid was nothing like Sasori, Sasori would be there to help. It wasn't as if she was completely alone. That thought actually made her feel a bit better. Sasori was such a bright kid, and she knew that with her daughter's help that she didn't necessarily need a partner. She'd make it out, they'd make it out, together.
