Event Private A Call

As Vito's driver picked up Pandora, Malara and the spiderlings from Malara's home (apparently, they were there to get taken care of Cat, of all people), there was one particular spiderling that wasn't there. Amber. She was with her mother, Chloe, in particular. Now, Vito didn't want to start anything, but he knew Baltimore wasn't the most gracious or fatherly figures around, and he heard Chloe was sick, too. Best case scenario, he could take both Chloe and Amber to the Rosales manor, but it would depend if she was receptive.

When the car finally stopped at the manor, they were herded inside to be with the rest of the family. Vito stood outside of the gate with his phone out, ringing Chloe's and hoping she would pick up.

"Chloe? What's yours and Amber's status right now?"

Vito, in fact, did take that as an update of their status, but only briefly. He was ready send a whole group of gang members to pick Chloe and Amber up in that brief moment, however.

"You are? That's good news, I suppose, but the disease is why I'm calling. I had my men pick up Pandora, Malara and the spiderlings and take them to the Rosales mansion, but Amber wasn't with them. Is she alright with you? Can you take care of her? I'm worried because you're sick, too, and the symptoms are likely to mutate. I'd like to request that you and Amber stay at the Rosales manor for the time being."

"I wasn't sure if you did. Magical creatures were getting sick, even ones that couldn't previously. If things get bad there, you should have my number on speed dial, alright?" Because Vito knew he couldn't trust Gabriel Baltimore of all people to attend to them.

"Mal, Pandora and the spiderlings are at the Rosales manor because they're all sick. The alternative was that they were going to stay over at Malara's house to get taken care of by Cat, and that scenario seemed particularly horrifying to me. It's easier to take care of them when they're all at one place. Additionally, we also have servants that are immune to the disease. All in all, it's just a smarter plan altogether."

"It's no problem. Rosales take care of its own." Malara, Pandora and the spiderlings were Klaus's family, and by extension, there were Vito's now, too.

Now, they were going to specifics, which Vito was a master at. He could remember the days of him taking care of his first daughter, Quin, how she got sick and how they handled it. He leaned against the wall. "TV and video games in her bedroom when sick should be fine, though you should establish a clear curfew. TV and lights off at eleven, for example. I only gave that advice because children are more likely to ignore schoolwork when the temptation of TV is nearby. Since she's sick, she deserves distractions from that.

"Also, depending on how much she's eating, either serve three big meals a day or five or six smaller ones throughout. Make sure she has access to water or juice all the time, so a water container in her room might be a good idea. Additionally, if you have the means, get a cooler or a mini fridge and stock it up with snacks. I know the mansion's large, so she might get too fatigued to make her way to the kitchen. It's better if she can eat whenever she gets hungry."