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knife_bender) wrote2023-11-28 06:59 am
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75 Godiva Street | Late Morning
It had been a long and sleepless, but satisfying, 4 weeks with the twins at home. They were turning a month old on Friday, and Annie and Diego finally decided it was time for them to be introduced to the rest of the world. Diego would miss their little family bubble they had for a month, but he had to admit he was looking forward to talking to adults again.
They had sent texts out to various people inviting them over if they so wished (he was not about to force people to see his children), and ordered a pizza now that they were done with the healthy food Donna had supplied them with. The twins were dressed in cute outfits that they probably wouldn't put up with a couple months from now.
Of course Maggie immediately spit up on her little dress but he figured people were gonna have to get used to that like he had over the last couple weeks.
[Open post, if you think you got a text you did]
They had sent texts out to various people inviting them over if they so wished (he was not about to force people to see his children), and ordered a pizza now that they were done with the healthy food Donna had supplied them with. The twins were dressed in cute outfits that they probably wouldn't put up with a couple months from now.
Of course Maggie immediately spit up on her little dress but he figured people were gonna have to get used to that like he had over the last couple weeks.
[Open post, if you think you got a text you did]
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"Hey," she greeted Summer, her smile so obviously tired that it probably prompted an immediate need for coffee. "Come on in. This is Ben."
Ben, for his part, was looking at Summer with his big brown baby eyes. Or at least, you know, trying. Looking in her direction! Probably real into and interested in that pink blob he couldn't, technically, focus those baby eyes on yet, but you know.
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It was a compliment! Really!
"I brought reinforcements, too," she announced, holding up the box of cupcakes and the fancy juice.
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Hyuk, hyuk.
"How are you doing? Almost a full month already, congrats!"
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When she'd been pregnant, she'd been as big as a house, sure, but she'd been sort of cute about it.
Nothing that was happening under Annie's clothes -- a baggy, but spit-up-free sweatshirt and the comfiest pants that were fit for company -- was cute, anymore. It was all so much more like...Paul Verhoven presents The Miracle of Life.
Anyway. Time heals all wounds, or whatever. And the gym would help clean up the rest.
"I feel bad getting all gendered on the kids right away," she noted, adjusting the tiny headband she was completely insistent Maggie wear. "But like right now you can't tell them apart at all."
And, honestly, were she not their mother, Annie wasn't sure whether she might not confuse these babies for other babies around their age as well as each other. All babies looked the same!
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Because those cute bows and teeny socks and shoes are so getting pulled and kicked off once their motor skills developed a little more.
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"Kind of a bummer we missed newborn Halloween," Annie observed. "But they're probably too young to freak out if we dressed them up and took them to Santa. Most people kind of hate Santa, the first time they sit on his lap."
Some people, of course, were well-behaved men in their late twenties, but the twins would likely pass that milestone earlier than their dad had.
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And there they were, knocking!
[OOC: With added RL SP!]
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And there he was answering the door, holding a baby with a bow on her head. "Hey, guys. Glad you could make it."
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But also like, she would and could go make that coffee right now. She was allowed 300 milligrams of caffeine per day and goddamn it, she would take every last one.
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See? Steve's sister Mary had made sure to teach him to notice the parents and not just the babies! She'd done it by throwing rattles at him, but that was how McGarretts learned best.
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with some SP from Steven’s player especially due to RL things, baked goods in hand.no subject
"Hey!" he greeted. "Glad you could come, boss. And Steven."
He wasn't going to call Steven, like, Boss' Beau or something that'd be weird.
"Come on in, see some babies."
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Non-vegan cinnamon rolls, and still a little warm, since he’d made them basically as soon as he’d gotten the text.
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Do not think Annie was above eating slice after slice of bread while standing in the kitchen on no sleep, guys. That was exactly how that was going to be eaten.
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Of course, nearly anything could be delivered now, but details.
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whose mun had a doc appointment incomingwaved hello when they were let in. "Hello! Kind of you to let us visit. Hopefully we're not bothering you too much? If you need we can bug - er - leave at any time."no subject
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You guys mind a little bit of a later drop-in? I know you two probably need all the rest you can get, though, so no worries if not, I'm sure I'll get to catch the little ones eventually!
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The beauty of having twins was that those 'random awake baby' odds were doubled. Plus, let's be real -- they both deeply missed other grownups.
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The nurses had tried to demand he bring back baby pictures, but Will argued that that was weird, showing off pictures of someone else’s babies.
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