New Kittens, part 1
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frogs_of_war I messed up the setting in part two and will either need to fix it or make parts into part three and part four isn't written (or really even thought up), but here are Jade and the boys making cookies.
New Kittens, part one
Deev pulled his eyes away from the bowl. “We need a baby.”
“Need?” Jade continued stirring.
“Annie has two babies.” This wasn’t the first time Jas had pointed this out.
“Annie is a baby. To me and my brothers.” She was VJ’s age and made more trouble than his four brothers combined. Mumsey said this just proved that kittens were meant to be born in litters. Mom said Mumsey could carry the litter then. Mumsey had.
“What I want,” VJ said,” is older brothers.”
“Sorry boys, but you are the older brothers.”
The boys grinned. Jade had walked write into that one.
“So when are we getting our baby?” Deev leaned against the counter.
“We can’t be big brothers without a baby.” VJ nodded solemnly.
Jas sighed. “A baby.”
Jade’s boys were too cute.
He wiped his hands on a towel and scritched his sons in their favorite places. “What if we wait until you’re old enough to help?”
Jas frowned and climbed into Jade’s arms. “We’re old enough now.”
Jade cuddled him close. Raising kittens while going to college had been hard, but he didn’t regret it. He’d graduate in a few months and after that his only job would be as familiar to Jay and Vido. They were looking for a place big enough for both to work from home, plus room for more kittens. “You’re old enough to help with one kitten.”
The boys nodded in unison.
“We’ll play with her and wash her and watch over her,” Jas promised.
“I know you will.” In the most kitten like way possible. “But what if we have three again?”
“Three?” Jas gave him a big hug. “I love you, Popsey.”
Jade laughed. His boys were so adorable. He wanted to enjoy them a little longer before adding to the family.
And a little more time to convince Jay to carry at least one of the new kittens.
New Kittens, part one
Jade poured chocolate chips into the cookie dough under the watchful gaze of his three little boys. Their eyes were wide and their tongues flicked out as if they could taste the chocolate in the air. They wouldn’t be small enough to all stand on the same chair for much longer. VJ was the tallest in boy form, but Deev was catching up fast despite being the smallest kitten. No surprise as Jade was now taller than Vido.
Deev pulled his eyes away from the bowl. “We need a baby.”
“Need?” Jade continued stirring.
“Annie has two babies.” This wasn’t the first time Jas had pointed this out.
“Annie is a baby. To me and my brothers.” She was VJ’s age and made more trouble than his four brothers combined. Mumsey said this just proved that kittens were meant to be born in litters. Mom said Mumsey could carry the litter then. Mumsey had.
“What I want,” VJ said,” is older brothers.”
“Sorry boys, but you are the older brothers.”
The boys grinned. Jade had walked write into that one.
“So when are we getting our baby?” Deev leaned against the counter.
“We can’t be big brothers without a baby.” VJ nodded solemnly.
Jas sighed. “A baby.”
Jade’s boys were too cute.
He wiped his hands on a towel and scritched his sons in their favorite places. “What if we wait until you’re old enough to help?”
Jas frowned and climbed into Jade’s arms. “We’re old enough now.”
Jade cuddled him close. Raising kittens while going to college had been hard, but he didn’t regret it. He’d graduate in a few months and after that his only job would be as familiar to Jay and Vido. They were looking for a place big enough for both to work from home, plus room for more kittens. “You’re old enough to help with one kitten.”
The boys nodded in unison.
“We’ll play with her and wash her and watch over her,” Jas promised.
“I know you will.” In the most kitten like way possible. “But what if we have three again?”
“Three?” Jas gave him a big hug. “I love you, Popsey.”
Jade laughed. His boys were so adorable. He wanted to enjoy them a little longer before adding to the family.
And a little more time to convince Jay to carry at least one of the new kittens.
