Agnetha and Bjorn: The Love Story

Divorce Court

Agnetha and Björn arrived at the studio following their time at marriage counseling with Lenny. They were both completely frustrated with one another at this point and it clearly showed as they both entered the studio with Björn almost in a rage while Agnetha was on the verge of tears. Benny and Frida couldn't help but be concerned for their two friends as did Stig, Görel, Michael, and Tomas. Lena, on the other hand, couldn't care less and actually seemed impressed by what was going on between Agnetha and Björn. Meanwhile, Linda, Christian, and Fiona were playing in their own area along with Helene and Lotta while Peter and Hans were helping out around the studio.

"So how did it go?" Benny asked awkwardly, knowing that was exactly the case with the entire situation, while sounding concerned at the exact same time.

"Not so great," Björn grumbled under his breath as Agnetha quickly walked over to the nearest bathroom so she could cry in private.

"What do you mean?" Frida asked, sounding confused. "You seem really pissed and it looks like poor Agnetha is about to have a cry in the bathroom."

"It's nothing Frida," Björn replied firmly and with an attitude.

"Well ok then," Frida replied as she talked back to Björn and went to go find Agnetha and comfort her as did Linda, who noticed her mother and decided that she wanted to comfort her as well. Frida took notice of this and decided to take matters into her own hands.

"Linda honey," Frida replied reassuringly as she bent down to Linda's level and Agnetha's heartbreaking sobs can be heard from the bathroom, which made both Frida and Linda especially feel really horrible for Agnetha. "I'll go see if your mommy is ok. You can keep playing with your brother and your cousins."

"Are you sure?" Linda asked as tears began forming in her eyes. "I no like hearing mommy crying. It make me cry too."

"I don't like hearing her cry too sweetheart," Frida replied sadly as she gently rubbed Linda's shoulders. "That's why I'm going to go talk to her."

"Please make mommy happy again," Linda replied sadly. "I know why she crying. It because daddy no love her no more. It my fault! I'm a very bad girl!"

What Linda had just said absolutely broke Frida's heart as the little girl began crying for good. Linda was only five years old and she knew exactly what was happening between her parents and she couldn't help but blame herself for it. As a matter of fact, Linda shouldn't even be preoccupied with those things and because of that, Frida sensed that Agnetha and Björn were either fighting in front of the children or at least with the children within earshot and this made her even more concerned for her friends than ever as she comforted Linda and beckoned Peter, Hans, Helene, and Lotta to come over at the same time. Meanwhile, Agnetha's sobs can still be heard from the bathroom and they got worse as Agnetha could hear Linda crying from inside the bathroom.

"Linda, you're not a very bad girl sweetheart," Frida replied reassuringly as Peter, Hans, Helene, and Lotta came over at last and the four children looked concerned. "None of this is your fault, I promise and your mommy and daddy promise as well. In the meantime, why don't you go with your cousins to get some ice cream?"

"Ok Aunty Frida," Linda nodded sadly.

"We don't mind having some ice cream actually," Hans added as Frida handed him 166 kronor. "It would get Linda's mind off of Agnetha and Björn."

"Yeah I really hope everything is ok between them," Lotta added, sounding concerned. "Anna and Björn are our aunt and uncle. I don't want to see them divorce like you and Papa did."

"Well I don't know if Agnetha and Björn will be divorcing," Frida replied reassuringly. "They can still work things out without a doubt."

The five children simply smiled at Frida, feeling reassured so with that being said, they went out for ice cream and took Fiona and Christian with them as well so the two babies wouldn't be worried as well while Frida went to go comfort Agnetha. With that being said, Frida gently knocked on the bathroom door, which was surprisingly open.