Mommy and me vol. 1

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The colours! The smile!
    This goes from a hot chocolate skinned Mommy to a creamy light skinned daughter, the bond blend is so beautifully exceptional and makes me want to cry!
   If choices were to be made on what skin colour I should be created in,I'll go for black all the way! Because Black don't crack!

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