They present quite the family picture, Puck and Lilly and the twins. The Goodfellow-Kane paterfamilias is lounging in an apparently gravity-defying yet graceful manner over the arm and back of the sofa upon which his fair lady languidly reclines. On the table before them sit a pair of baby baskets. Aria Moonshine Goodfellow-Kane is cooing gently in
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And then she spots Puck, and blinks as she recognizes him. "Oh. Hello."
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This isn't awkward.
"Hullo, Alice," he says cheerily. "I expect you've come about the children?"
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"Alice, is it? I'm Lilly, sounds like you already know Puck. The baskets contain our children. Nice to meet you."
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Oh look, babies! Alice leans forward to look into the baskets, smiling gently.
"Hello," she says very solemnly to the one baby who's awake.
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"Do make yourself at home," he says to Alice, smiling. "Relatively at home, at least. We've a few questions for you, if you'll answer them."
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Crap. They should have totally come up with questions.
"Uh, unless of course you have any for us first?"
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"Do you think either of your babies is likely to turn into a pig if it gets very upset?"
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