Khemrys (
homeless_pard) wrote2023-11-12 08:47 pm
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Well...babies
Who: Nat, Beryl, tiny twins
When: A few months after the twins are born.
What: Oh gods the parents need SLEEP.
Khemrys sighed, looking exhausted and grateful all at the same time, "true thanks, Beryl, that you are willing to aid here..." She passed a bag full of many things from cloth diapers to plastic ones that Jason found easier, and bottles, though adjusting to the breast pump had been, hard, it had freed her up a great deal to do more work in the greenhouse and stillroom, and let Jason feed them at night without having to wake her...
...it was still strange to use. But convenience was a large word in this world!
"Even I can tell you're ready to drop, Khem," Beryl snorted, slinging the bag over a shoulder easily. "We can handle them for a day." Easy, right?
"They are good children, but..."
"But babies, and you're both tired. Especially since Jason had to attend that banquet with Jean-Claude last week," she nodded. "Your job now is to let your employees run the store, let your husband take you to dinner, then you both sleep yourselves out okay?" She figured they didn't need any innuendo there. If they HAD the energy to get up to anything more power to them!
"Nat is getting the car seats installed properly.." She expected him any second really, eager to take an armful of infant!
When: A few months after the twins are born.
What: Oh gods the parents need SLEEP.
Khemrys sighed, looking exhausted and grateful all at the same time, "true thanks, Beryl, that you are willing to aid here..." She passed a bag full of many things from cloth diapers to plastic ones that Jason found easier, and bottles, though adjusting to the breast pump had been, hard, it had freed her up a great deal to do more work in the greenhouse and stillroom, and let Jason feed them at night without having to wake her...
...it was still strange to use. But convenience was a large word in this world!
"Even I can tell you're ready to drop, Khem," Beryl snorted, slinging the bag over a shoulder easily. "We can handle them for a day." Easy, right?
"They are good children, but..."
"But babies, and you're both tired. Especially since Jason had to attend that banquet with Jean-Claude last week," she nodded. "Your job now is to let your employees run the store, let your husband take you to dinner, then you both sleep yourselves out okay?" She figured they didn't need any innuendo there. If they HAD the energy to get up to anything more power to them!
"Nat is getting the car seats installed properly.." She expected him any second really, eager to take an armful of infant!
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Jason let out a slow breath. "Thanks, Nat."
"You know I love you both."
He hugged Nathaniel back. "I know. Just promise to call if you need to, ok?"
"We will," Nathaniel promised as he opened the front door for Jason.
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Beryl looked up when the door opened, arms shifting a touch reflexively after Khem fixed the grips so little Kirion didn't even do more than yawn, "hey, we get those seats to pass inspection?"
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And to prevent Jason fussing, well, she drifted over to kiss her husband then take his arm, beaming at their friends.
Beryl...swallowed a touch nervously and started carefully toward the door!
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He would need a minute quietly holding her after the door closed.
"You good, babe?" Nathaniel asked carefully as he shifted Irias into one arm as he opened the car door for her to load Kirion in.
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Beryl gave Nat a nervous smile? "I'm a little terrified," she admitted. Honesty was good here? "What if we screw this up somehow? I mean it seems like it should be simple but..." But she was overthinking every little motion as she bent to get Kirion into his snug little seat!
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He flushed, teasing his best friend behind his back, but he knew Jason would laugh at it too. When he wasn't freaking out about his babies going on their first overnight...
He smiled at her from the other side of the back seat as he worked at loading Irias into the car seat. "And we have each other, so it's not nearly so scary."
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And she was certain Nat had read all the books to hep quiz Jason...despite it all. It had to have...hurt, helping him study. The look she gave her love was somber, and a touch sad, but then she was moving to get into the driver's seat. Nat was more comfortable driving than he WAS but she wasn't going to push it tonight! "Always babe."
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He saw that look; he couldn't help but notice any look she gave him. But no, they were supposed to be making Jason and Khemrys feel safe letting them take the kids for the night, so he kept his soft smile in place and finished buckling Irias in.
He slid into his seat and buckled his seatbelt, shifting slightly in his seat to be able to see the two carseats clearly. "All set," he assured her.
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Well, anyone in the car anyway. "Khem sent dinner too," she chuckled at last. "Think she's just as worried as Jason just..." in her own way.
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He felt the shift in her driving and reached out blindly to rest a reassuring hand on her thigh.
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At the next red light she dropped a hand to his, squeezing his fingers gratefully.
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That thought registered and he was somewhat quiet, watching over the two babies in their backseat.
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Far, far better to reach out to other willing adults and not...expect your kids to deal with it. She was quiet herself at that thought honestly.
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Still...that wasn't here and now. "Home, babe." And not even a scream from the babies!
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Okay, she could...get the baby back up out of the car seat right? Right. Slowly.
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