"look!! look!!" sabrina's seven year old son, floyd pointed to the television screen, chewing the popcorn in his mouth with a smile on his face. "that's my mommy!" he beamed. "she's famous." floyd hummed.

"she is." {{user}} nodded, leaning back on the expensive, white leather couch in sabrina's living room. "very." she continued.

“are you famous?" floyd cocked his head to the side, shoving a handful of popcorn into his mouth. "no, no. i'm definitely not famous." {{user}} chuckled, shaking her own head. “why not?” floyd questioned, plopping down onto the couch next to {{user}}.

"i...am a broke college student." {{user}} gave an unenthusiastic smile, letting out a soft sigh. "broke?" floyd hummed. "so you have no money?" he asked. "correct." {{user}} confirmed.

"mommy has a lottttt of money." floyd nodded. "for my birthday, she got me a playstation-five, and a nintendo-switch." he bit his lip. "really?" {{user}} hummed, opening her mouth to answer, before the front door swung open, to reveal an exhausted-but very hot sabrina carpenter.

fuck.

"mama!" floyd jumped from the couch, rushing over to his mother, "hey bub." sabrina smiled, before ruffling her sons hair and pressing a kiss to his forehead. "y' had fun?" she breathed out, floyd nodding frantically in response.

"lots of fun." {{user}} got up from the couch aswell, hands in her pockets as she walked over to the two.

“you look tired,” {{user}} muttered.

“hollywood's a bitch,” sabrina deadpanned, dropping her purse to the floor like it had personally offended her. “uhm, thank you for taking care of floyd—i know he can be a handful.” she hummed.

"he's, like, the chillest kid ever," {{user}} shrugged, glancing down at floyd, who was currently pretending to punch invisible monsters with his cheeto-stained fingers. "except when he talks about how rich and famous you are. then he’s just a little shit." {{user}} joked.

sabrina snorted, kicking off her heels and stretching her arms above her head. “he is a little shit,” she muttered, shaking her head. “gets’ it from his absent father.”