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Emil was sitting on their front steps when Tino got home. It wasn’t the warmest day so the Finn was terribly worried when he stopped in his driveway. “Emil! How long have you been waiting here?” he asked walking up to him while scrambling to find his key. Emil looked back at the house where he could hear their dog, Hanatomago, yipping excitedly. “I thought Berwald stayed home.” Tino nodded as he got the door opened. “Sorry, he took the kids to the aquarium today. Peter can’t get enough of the sharks.” He held it ajar for the boy to come in. “Did you try to call either of us?” “

When Emil didn’t come home that night, Lukas could've sworn he was going to have a panic attack if Tino hadn’t called to update him. “I think he just wants to feel understood. I can’t say much because I promised to be confidential,” Tino explained over the phone. Lukas was pacing in the kitchen, finding it hard to keep still. “I tried talking to him though. He won’t open up to me!” “You might need to think about your words when you talk to him,” Tino suggested. “That’s all I can say really.” Lukas gritted his teeth trying to calm himself down. “How long does h

It was a week before Emil and Lukas met to talk. Lukas went out to the Oxenstierna residence to meet him. Berwald was out again with the children so the house was left to just Lukas, Emil and Tino alone. “So,” Tino started as Lukas sat down beside his brother on the couch. “Are we comfy?” Lukas nodded lightly. The family cat, Optimus as Peter had lovingly named him, seemed to like Lukas and had quickly come to lie on his lap. He happened to look a lot like the cat that visited their fire escape and taunted Fox from the window. Emil nodded as well, although he seemed more reluctant. “Can we just start?” R

After a month, Lukas's morning sickness ebbed away and he felt like he could eat and sleep again. It had him worried for a while because he was afraid he couldn’t feed the baby, but they were growing nonetheless and he had the stomach to prove it. A couple days into May, he woke his boyfriend up despite his sleep schedule. “Mathias…” Lukas whispered sometime in the morning. “Mathias… Wake up…” A yawn escaped his partner. “…Mm…Sex?” “No. Give me your hand.” Mathias groaned. “Lukas, I had a long night…” “I know. Just give me your hand.

After a time, Lukas and Emil's differences seemed reconciled and regular business continued as usual. That was until Emil came home once again with a storm cloud over his head. Mathias had left early for work and it was just Lukas and Emil at dinner. Emil was pushing his peas around with his fork while they ate and Lukas couldn’t help but ask what was wrong. “I don’t want to be a bother to you, but are you alright?” Lukas asked. “You barely ate anything.” “I'm fine…” Emil frowned and started eating his peas, although fairly slowly. Lukas sighed. “Come on, Emil. We already had a talk

“Lukas… Hej… Wake up.” The Norwegian rubbed his eyes groaning. He thought he'd fallen asleep while working but now he found himself tucked in on the couch, his laptop closed on the coffee table. Mathias was looming over him from behind the couch. “…What?” Lukas asked deliriously. “I have something to show you. Come on. Up.” Lukas put his arms up so Mathias came around the side of the couch to help him up. Then he turned him around towards the front entrance, towards his surprise. Leaning up against the door-frame was a couple of brown boxes, all of which Lukas recognised. “Is that

Lukas was in the waiting room to see his doctor for a routine check up on the baby when another man came in as well. He didn’t realise how much relief it gave him to see another male person in the waiting room because he'd always felt like the centre of attention when waiting with women. Lukas had the sense that he recognized this particular character and couldn’t help staring a bit to the point where the other was clearly agitated. “Can I help you?” the brunet asked snappily. He had a baby with him, sleeping in a carrier, and another child, a toddler, holding his pant leg. It was the appearance of the little boy that

With the new crib made up and installed in their room, Lukas realised there wasn’t much room in it for anything else. And so began his tidying, tidying that he didn’t really want to do now but knew he wouldn’t be as able to do in a couple months and that Mathias wouldn’t want to do either. Not only that, but he needed a day where Mathias wasn’t in bed sleeping to do it, and such days were sparing now that he had a second job. He chose a Sunday when Mathias had gone to workout with Berwald to finally get their room neat. The tidying began with cleaning of course. He and Mathias both were terribly messy but it made