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Think of what you went through with Yancy and multiply that by a number you feel most comfortable with.
[ she's not freaking out! maybe! but at least he didn't say 11. though it'd be nice to have a big family who have a mom and dad who love them the most in all the world. ]
[ she's not freaking out! maybe! but at least he didn't say 11. though it'd be nice to have a big family who have a mom and dad who love them the most in all the world. ]
[ oh hell no, lady.
now raleigh's twisting out of her grasp, and hastily retreating with his coffee — taking a huge sip to show her whose coffee was whose. ]
I know someone brought an espresso machine into your office last Christmas, you can get your own coffee at work.
now raleigh's twisting out of her grasp, and hastily retreating with his coffee — taking a huge sip to show her whose coffee was whose. ]
I know someone brought an espresso machine into your office last Christmas, you can get your own coffee at work.
No.
[ there are other wounds that run in similar patterns to his name, and while raleigh has no problem differentiating between their son and his brother, that just seems... stranger than, say, his birthday. ]
Maybe I could add his name later. But right now, just some little numbers sound good.
[ and, you know, he can get more for the rest of their kids. have them in chronological order going up his forearm. ]
[ there are other wounds that run in similar patterns to his name, and while raleigh has no problem differentiating between their son and his brother, that just seems... stranger than, say, his birthday. ]
Maybe I could add his name later. But right now, just some little numbers sound good.
[ and, you know, he can get more for the rest of their kids. have them in chronological order going up his forearm. ]
[ He's the best stay at home mom dad ever. Mako's never bought the convention of men bringing home the bacon, and it means a lot to her that Raleigh is different, that he's understanding and willing to take a domestic role. She loves him for it, so very much.
Mako gives him sweet, slow eskimo kisses. ]
Yancy's dad never needs to ask.
Mako gives him sweet, slow eskimo kisses. ]
Yancy's dad never needs to ask.
Little numbers it is. Should we go together?
[ because when mako told him, once upon a time, that he would never be alone again, she meant it -- they are soulmates, partners, two halves of the same soul; and they'd damn well have matching tattoos. ]
I would put them over my heart.
[ because when mako told him, once upon a time, that he would never be alone again, she meant it -- they are soulmates, partners, two halves of the same soul; and they'd damn well have matching tattoos. ]
I would put them over my heart.
[ but it's enough. they're enough -- their children will be happy, and they will have parents who love them with all their hearts. mako is happy with raleigh; she can't imagine a time where the both of them aren't together, or with each other in some way. ]
Do you really want a puppy, Raleigh?
Do you really want a puppy, Raleigh?
[ mako
mako, no, eskimo kisses aren't making out. now stop talking and kiss him properly — actually, fuck that, he'll take the incentive and slide even closer, touch her cheek before sliding his hand back to cradle her skull and slotting their mouthes together in a deep, slow kiss. ]
mako, no, eskimo kisses aren't making out. now stop talking and kiss him properly — actually, fuck that, he'll take the incentive and slide even closer, touch her cheek before sliding his hand back to cradle her skull and slotting their mouthes together in a deep, slow kiss. ]
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