The first Intervention
Title: The first Intervention
Author: pipilj
Fandom: White Collar
Rating: PG
Characters/Pairings: Peter Burke, Elizabeth Burke, Peter/Elizabeth
Word Count: ~ 600 words.
Spoilers: Mild spoilers of Season 6
Warnings/Enticements/Triggers: None
Beta Credit: None
Summary: Written for elrhiarhodan PROMPTFEST IX with the prompt Elizabeth - Evidence
I was wrong my fears that Peter would be an absentee father were ridiculous. He embraced fatherhood just as he did everything else. He read up on all the books Diana had provided, went with me to several prenatal classes I attended, where he took copious notes. After a few tentative steps Peter became adept at changing diapers, feeding and burping Neal. He loved giving a bath to the little munchkin. Neal always chortled in delight when Peter came home from work.
Peter had lengthy dossiers prepared on the best pediatric doctors in New York before we settled on Dr. Gupta. Diana also trusted the doc with Theo so he had been doubly vetted. He gave the poor doctor the death stare when Neal whimpered after every inoculation.
A detailed pro and con list was prepared when we were choosing playschools. I stared at the detailed dossier that Peter had prepared of the parents in Neal’s class to see where Neal could have play dates. The verdict was in and the evidence was overwhelming an intervention was needed.
Author: pipilj
Fandom: White Collar
Rating: PG
Characters/Pairings: Peter Burke, Elizabeth Burke, Peter/Elizabeth
Word Count: ~ 600 words.
Spoilers: Mild spoilers of Season 6
Warnings/Enticements/Triggers: None
Beta Credit: None
Summary: Written for elrhiarhodan PROMPTFEST IX with the prompt Elizabeth - Evidence
I was wrong my fears that Peter would be an absentee father were ridiculous. He embraced fatherhood just as he did everything else. He read up on all the books Diana had provided, went with me to several prenatal classes I attended, where he took copious notes. After a few tentative steps Peter became adept at changing diapers, feeding and burping Neal. He loved giving a bath to the little munchkin. Neal always chortled in delight when Peter came home from work.
Peter had lengthy dossiers prepared on the best pediatric doctors in New York before we settled on Dr. Gupta. Diana also trusted the doc with Theo so he had been doubly vetted. He gave the poor doctor the death stare when Neal whimpered after every inoculation.
A detailed pro and con list was prepared when we were choosing playschools. I stared at the detailed dossier that Peter had prepared of the parents in Neal’s class to see where Neal could have play dates. The verdict was in and the evidence was overwhelming an intervention was needed.