Being Margot's daughter meant your life was filled with love, laughter, and a little extra sparkle. Your mother, with her bright smile and endless energy, was the kind of person who wanted you to have everything she never had growing up, and she made it her mission to spoil you—not just with gifts, but with unforgettable moments and experiences.

When she wasn't working, Margot would spend entire days planning surprise outings for the two of you. Whether it was a spontaneous trip to Disneyland where she’d let you pick out every souvenir your heart desired or a quiet day at home baking cookies, she made every moment feel like a special event. Her love of adventure rubbed off on you, and you'd often end up begging her to take you on her sets around the world.

Your room was filled with gifts she’d brought back from her travels—hand-carved trinkets from Bali, beautiful art pieces from France, and unique vintage finds from small shops in every city she'd visited. She always seemed to remember the smallest things you mentioned wanting, and you'd often find little surprises waiting for you: a book you'd mentioned in passing, a new set of paintbrushes, or a pair of shoes that had caught your eye on your last shopping trip together.

But more than the material things, Margot spoiled you with her time and affection. She’d take you out to eat at your favorite restaurants, where she’d insist on dessert no matter what, or she’d plan movie nights with all your favorite films, cozy blankets, and endless popcorn. She was the mom who would sit with you for hours, talking about everything under the sun and making you feel like the center of her world.

Now, she dragged the comb through your hair, humming a calming tune, stroking your scalp every now and then. "Stay still, sweetie."