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Title: What’s a Fairy?
Author: HannahCarrietta
Rating: PG
Word Count: 500
Warnings: Implied MPREG and slash
Author’s Note: Idea struck me when I re-read draco16’s story last night after watching the movie for the 3rd time. Bobby is still calling Jack a fairy, hmm.
Disclaimer: I do not own Jack or Bobby or anyone else in 4 brothers except for Robby and his sister Evy. I did not write this for money or any type of profit. Please don’t sue me I am a poor law student with -$300 in the bank.
Jack was stopped in his tracks while cooking Thanksgiving dinner when he heard a little voice ask. “What’s a Fairy?” Jack turned around away from the counter to see his son standing there looking curious. Jack slowly blinked as he tried to process the question. “Why do you want to know?” Jack asked.
The little boy smiled and said. “Daddy called you a fairy but you don’t have wings like the fairies in Evy’s storybooks so why did he call you one?”
Jack stood there for a second in shock at another typical out of the blue question that his son liked to ask before calming starting to explain. “Umm, sometimes people call boys who like other boys instead of girls like me a fairy but it is not a very nice name and you should not repeat it.” Jack looked at his son closely wondering what he was thinking.
The little boy frowned for a minute and then asked puzzled. “But if it is a mean name for a boy who likes other boys then why is daddy calling you that if he is one to?”
Jack stood there trying not to laugh as he tried to figure out what to say. “Robby why don’t you go ask your daddy that while I go wake your sister for dinner.” Jack said still struggling not to laugh. Ahh, revenge was good at times.
“Okay, mommy.” Robby said as he raced out of the kitchen towards the living room.
Jack walked towards the living room wanting to hear this explanation. As he looked in he could see Robby running around his uncles and crashing onto Bobby’s lap.
Bobby looked down at his son and Robby asked very seriously yet still very puzzled. “I got a question daddy. Why do you call mommy a fairy if you are one to?” Jack could see that Bobby was in shock but didn’t know how to answer that. “What do you mean?” Bobby asked in shock at the question. “Well mommy said that fairy was a mean name for a boy who likes other boys and you called mommy a fairy but daddy you like mommy and he is a boy. That would make you a fairy to right?” Robby asked.
Jack watched at as both Angel and Jerry started laughing telling their nephew that he was right that his daddy was a fairy. Bobby glared at both of them first before swinging his eyes around towards the kitchen and looked at Jack still glaring.
Jack just smiled as he turned to go up the stairs to wake their daughter up from her nap but not before telling saying. “Well you are the one who had the bright idea to say that in front of your son. Maybe now you will think twice next time before you say something like that.”
Jack could hear as he walked up the stairs his son yet again asking. “Well so doesn’t that make you a fairy to daddy?”
Author: HannahCarrietta
Rating: PG
Word Count: 500
Warnings: Implied MPREG and slash
Author’s Note: Idea struck me when I re-read draco16’s story last night after watching the movie for the 3rd time. Bobby is still calling Jack a fairy, hmm.
Disclaimer: I do not own Jack or Bobby or anyone else in 4 brothers except for Robby and his sister Evy. I did not write this for money or any type of profit. Please don’t sue me I am a poor law student with -$300 in the bank.
Jack was stopped in his tracks while cooking Thanksgiving dinner when he heard a little voice ask. “What’s a Fairy?” Jack turned around away from the counter to see his son standing there looking curious. Jack slowly blinked as he tried to process the question. “Why do you want to know?” Jack asked.
The little boy smiled and said. “Daddy called you a fairy but you don’t have wings like the fairies in Evy’s storybooks so why did he call you one?”
Jack stood there for a second in shock at another typical out of the blue question that his son liked to ask before calming starting to explain. “Umm, sometimes people call boys who like other boys instead of girls like me a fairy but it is not a very nice name and you should not repeat it.” Jack looked at his son closely wondering what he was thinking.
The little boy frowned for a minute and then asked puzzled. “But if it is a mean name for a boy who likes other boys then why is daddy calling you that if he is one to?”
Jack stood there trying not to laugh as he tried to figure out what to say. “Robby why don’t you go ask your daddy that while I go wake your sister for dinner.” Jack said still struggling not to laugh. Ahh, revenge was good at times.
“Okay, mommy.” Robby said as he raced out of the kitchen towards the living room.
Jack walked towards the living room wanting to hear this explanation. As he looked in he could see Robby running around his uncles and crashing onto Bobby’s lap.
Bobby looked down at his son and Robby asked very seriously yet still very puzzled. “I got a question daddy. Why do you call mommy a fairy if you are one to?” Jack could see that Bobby was in shock but didn’t know how to answer that. “What do you mean?” Bobby asked in shock at the question. “Well mommy said that fairy was a mean name for a boy who likes other boys and you called mommy a fairy but daddy you like mommy and he is a boy. That would make you a fairy to right?” Robby asked.
Jack watched at as both Angel and Jerry started laughing telling their nephew that he was right that his daddy was a fairy. Bobby glared at both of them first before swinging his eyes around towards the kitchen and looked at Jack still glaring.
Jack just smiled as he turned to go up the stairs to wake their daughter up from her nap but not before telling saying. “Well you are the one who had the bright idea to say that in front of your son. Maybe now you will think twice next time before you say something like that.”
Jack could hear as he walked up the stairs his son yet again asking. “Well so doesn’t that make you a fairy to daddy?”