Nagase's family stories (Part 23)
“So early,” Samantha groaned as she pulled her hair out of her face.
Nagase chuckled softly as he shut off his alarm before it could wake the kids. “Yeah, sorry about that. But we need to be early at the airport.”
“I know, I know. Don’t worry. It was just nice to sleep in each day. I will miss this,” she laughed softly.
“No, you won’t. You miss work too much to be able to sleep all day or stay at home each day.”
“You’re right,” she agreed with a small laugh as she finally got out of bed to get ready in the bath.
Nagase grinned and shook his head with a smile. Samantha always wanted to enter the bathroom first and that was fine with him, even if he found it slightly funny because he knew that Samantha was not shy about how she looked right after waking up (which was adorable and beautiful if anybody ever asked Nagase. Then again, Samantha was always beautiful in his eyes.)
“What is it?” Samantha asked when she came back, looking at him with some amusement.
Nagase blinked at her, before smiling softly. He took her hands in his own to carefully pull her closer to himself. “I just realised how much I love you. Whenever I see you it comes to my mind,” he said.
Samantha chuckled at his words even if she couldn’t hide her red cheeks. “You’re awful sometimes.”
“I just tell the truth,” Nagase said.
“We only lie about presents,” Kazu’s voice mixed into their talk. Both turned around to look at Kazu who was blinking tiredly while trying to hide a big yawn.
“True,” Nagase said still with a small laugh in his voice. “We always tell the truth. It*s our family rule,” he agreed as he opened his arm for the small boy as he felt the mattress move under him.
“Good morning little one. Did we wake you up?”
Kazu nodded as he rubbed his eyes with a smaller yawn. “No voices did,” Kazu answered as he nestled closer to the man.
Samantha muffled her laughter behind her hands at those words. “Ah that’s bad of the voices,” Nagase said with a small chuckle. “Do you want to go back to sleep.”
“Uhn,” Kazu mumbled moving close and soon after he was snoring against Nagase who grinned in amusement as he put him back to the cushions and put a blanket over him. He then stood to get ready before helping Samantha cleaning up their suitcases to make sure that everything fit it and that the boys had comfy clothes for the flight back.
-
A bit later they woke the kids and helped them get ready.
“I’m hungry, Tomo,” Kazu whined as he tugged at his shirt. “Can we eat breakfast?”
“We have to get to the airport today, little one.”
“Does that mean we can’t eat?” Kazu asked with a pout as he sat on the bed, watching the rest packing their luggage. He hugged his teddy to himself while Nagase put one case upright before checking the next.
“No, but we need over an hour with the train and it’s something very special to try the station bentos. So we’ll get one before getting on the train for breakfast.”
“Can we go now then?”
“We need to check that we haven’t forgotten anything,” he explained.
“I can help?”
“Of course, don’t forget your duty is to check under the beds.”
“I can do that,” Kazu cried out as he first jumped down, then put his teddy in his backpack before dropping to the floor and crawling around to look under everything that he could check and even found a scarf to present to Samantha who thanked him with a warm kiss to the forehead.
“All set then,” Nagase said and they left the hotel. Kazu patted his dog case as he pulled it behind himself as they left for the station close by. They were all allowed to chose their bento and finally boarded the train.
At the airport, it was not as full as the one in Germany so that Kazu was able to carry his bags until they were allowed to board the train. He sat on his seat and waved when the plane started.
“Bye-bye,” he said with a giggle as the world again hid behind clouds.
Nagase chuckled softly as he shut off his alarm before it could wake the kids. “Yeah, sorry about that. But we need to be early at the airport.”
“I know, I know. Don’t worry. It was just nice to sleep in each day. I will miss this,” she laughed softly.
“No, you won’t. You miss work too much to be able to sleep all day or stay at home each day.”
“You’re right,” she agreed with a small laugh as she finally got out of bed to get ready in the bath.
Nagase grinned and shook his head with a smile. Samantha always wanted to enter the bathroom first and that was fine with him, even if he found it slightly funny because he knew that Samantha was not shy about how she looked right after waking up (which was adorable and beautiful if anybody ever asked Nagase. Then again, Samantha was always beautiful in his eyes.)
“What is it?” Samantha asked when she came back, looking at him with some amusement.
Nagase blinked at her, before smiling softly. He took her hands in his own to carefully pull her closer to himself. “I just realised how much I love you. Whenever I see you it comes to my mind,” he said.
Samantha chuckled at his words even if she couldn’t hide her red cheeks. “You’re awful sometimes.”
“I just tell the truth,” Nagase said.
“We only lie about presents,” Kazu’s voice mixed into their talk. Both turned around to look at Kazu who was blinking tiredly while trying to hide a big yawn.
“True,” Nagase said still with a small laugh in his voice. “We always tell the truth. It*s our family rule,” he agreed as he opened his arm for the small boy as he felt the mattress move under him.
“Good morning little one. Did we wake you up?”
Kazu nodded as he rubbed his eyes with a smaller yawn. “No voices did,” Kazu answered as he nestled closer to the man.
Samantha muffled her laughter behind her hands at those words. “Ah that’s bad of the voices,” Nagase said with a small chuckle. “Do you want to go back to sleep.”
“Uhn,” Kazu mumbled moving close and soon after he was snoring against Nagase who grinned in amusement as he put him back to the cushions and put a blanket over him. He then stood to get ready before helping Samantha cleaning up their suitcases to make sure that everything fit it and that the boys had comfy clothes for the flight back.
-
A bit later they woke the kids and helped them get ready.
“I’m hungry, Tomo,” Kazu whined as he tugged at his shirt. “Can we eat breakfast?”
“We have to get to the airport today, little one.”
“Does that mean we can’t eat?” Kazu asked with a pout as he sat on the bed, watching the rest packing their luggage. He hugged his teddy to himself while Nagase put one case upright before checking the next.
“No, but we need over an hour with the train and it’s something very special to try the station bentos. So we’ll get one before getting on the train for breakfast.”
“Can we go now then?”
“We need to check that we haven’t forgotten anything,” he explained.
“I can help?”
“Of course, don’t forget your duty is to check under the beds.”
“I can do that,” Kazu cried out as he first jumped down, then put his teddy in his backpack before dropping to the floor and crawling around to look under everything that he could check and even found a scarf to present to Samantha who thanked him with a warm kiss to the forehead.
“All set then,” Nagase said and they left the hotel. Kazu patted his dog case as he pulled it behind himself as they left for the station close by. They were all allowed to chose their bento and finally boarded the train.
At the airport, it was not as full as the one in Germany so that Kazu was able to carry his bags until they were allowed to board the train. He sat on his seat and waved when the plane started.
“Bye-bye,” he said with a giggle as the world again hid behind clouds.