I'll never let you go again, promise

The inside of the room was nicely decorated, with a lot of flowers, plants and little trinkets laying around. But what mattered most to him was the girl sitting on the bed, drawing a picture of a vase with flowers. ‘’Tallulah?’’ he asked, and the girl looked at him, eyes widening.‘’Papa?’’ she asked with a shaky voice, her ear twitching. Wilbur observed his daughter, noticing that her hair had grown, that her beanie had purple mushroom charms on it, she wasn’t wearing her sombrero anymore, she was wearing a lot of armor though. But most importantly, she had a white streak in her hair, the aftermath of losing her first life. Or, my take on what will happen if Wilbur returns (WHICH HE WILL), including Tallulah angst and ofc comfort. If this does well i might write a short second chapter showing the healing and bonding process between our favorite Parent-Child duo, but that depends :]