Last night had been...interesting. Chuck had fun, yes, and he didn't regret anything that happened at all, no matter how awkward it felt after. It just gave him a lot to think about. He didn't like that too much. Having stuff to think about was no good. Thinking meant that there wasn't much sleep going on and no sleep meant that Chuck wasn't in the
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Or teach whichever kid had been in last to close it properly. Either way.
Otherwise this was just going to keep happening. Poor Chuck. He would've got jumped on, if only Nate had been big enough to make it up onto that huge bed. Since he wasn't he was just going to be greeted by a gleeful whisper of, "Daddy!" and a scrambling attempt at getting up there.
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He sighed, sat up and decided that there was in no way he was going to have a peaceful weekend. At least his kids were cute.
"Need a little help?" Chuck asked the kid.
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"M' a Nate!" Duh.
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"You're a Nate," Chuck said with an amused smirk. "...you don't happen to have another dad named Nate, do you?"
Look, Mary has traumatized Chuck for life. He needed to ask these things now.
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He was relieved to find this one had a mommy though. "Does this mommy have a name? Other than Mommy, I mean."
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... Ehh. He was almost there.
"S'posed be food time!" he announced. Well it was. Morning and all, even if the routine and the... everything, really, was different.
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"Youuuu know mommy," he said. Of course he did!
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"Foun' you first," he said. "An' I'm not s'posed to get losted." And yet, he had. "Where?"
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And completely traumatized, he was sure.
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Because the fact she was there obviously meant she needed finding.
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And then maybe Chuck could leave Nate with her.
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