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jasonwright) wrote2014-11-27 11:47 pm
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Wright Reunion [Pre-dated to Dec. 1st/Iris]
They've spent the whole morning cleaning the apartment and getting everything ready because today's a pretty special day for both Jason and Iris. His brother John is coming to visit again. And this time, he's bringing his wife and Jason's baby nephew. To say they're both nervous is a massive understatement. Jason's spent the past few days running errands for Iris, picking up food, ingredients, and baby supplies while Iris has worked on baby-proofing the whole apartment, something that's thrown Alfredo and Eric into a tizzy. It's been a bit of a chaos but more of an excited one. Jason can't wait to meet his namesake and he definitely can't wait to meet the woman crazy enough to marry his little brother.
After another round at the grocery store, Jason heads back to the apartment, lugging a ridiculous amount of bags with him as Alfredo jogs happily by his side. He took the dog this time, mostly to get him out of Iris' hair for a few, but also because he wanted to work out some of Alfredo's energy before a baby turns his would upside down. Racing Alfredo up the stairs of the complex, Jason balances the bags on one arm and lets himself into their home, closing the door behind him as Alfredo pants and makes his way to the water bowl.
"I'm back," he says by way of greeting as he carries the bags into the kitchen. There's no telling where Iris has gotten to or what project she's taken up in preparation for the visit.
After another round at the grocery store, Jason heads back to the apartment, lugging a ridiculous amount of bags with him as Alfredo jogs happily by his side. He took the dog this time, mostly to get him out of Iris' hair for a few, but also because he wanted to work out some of Alfredo's energy before a baby turns his would upside down. Racing Alfredo up the stairs of the complex, Jason balances the bags on one arm and lets himself into their home, closing the door behind him as Alfredo pants and makes his way to the water bowl.
"I'm back," he says by way of greeting as he carries the bags into the kitchen. There's no telling where Iris has gotten to or what project she's taken up in preparation for the visit.
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"He may be a bit sleepy," John suggests from the couch where he and Felicity have cuddled up. "He gets very cuddly when he's sleepy."
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"We bought a little cot so he can sleep while he's here..." she explains, gently rubbing his back. "And a few little presents too."
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Keaton rubs his face in Iris' shirt, making small grumpy noises to let everyone know he's more than ready to take a nap. Jason's heart practically melts out of his chest at the sight and he places a hand on Iris' back, guiding her toward the bedroom. "I got the cot set up by the bed. The blanket you picked is there too."
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When the table is set, John and Felicity take a seat, admiring everything. "You two really have a nice place here. Maine seems like a beautiful place to live," Felicity offers.
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"It really is. It's pretty perfect for us, I think. Close enough to the ocean for both our needs, nice weather, a good community, and everything is so lush and pretty," she sighs, taking her seat.
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John rolls his eyes. "You're biased. I mean, understandably. But Alaska's gorgeous."
"And stupidly cold." Felicity shakes her head. "It kind of makes running a landscaping business difficult." She eats a forkful of lasagna and smiles, complimenting Iris on it. "So you like Keaton?" she asks with a sparkle in her eye, clearly switching subjects.
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"It's difficult, that's for sure. But I love it. I got really lucky with this one." Felicity reaches over to lovingly touch John's hair, who's currently completely absorbed with dinner. "I see they both love food."
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Iris glances over at Jason as he shovels food into his mouth, giving him a fond smile. "That's a familial trait, huh?" she giggles. "There are never leftovers here, not when Jason's home."
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"I think he can actually out-eat John," she laughs, studying them both. The boys are completely unaware they're even being talked about. "Is he still working on the boats? I used to work at a bar and grill near the coast. Got a lot of fishermen and they would almost eat us out of business when the seasons started."
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Jason feels Iris' hand on his knee and looks up, only now realizing the two were discussing him. "What's going on?"
"I was just about to ask Iris when you two are going to get married." Felicity beams and John sits up immediately with a groan.
"Oh my god, Issy, I told you not to ask that."
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Felicity tilts her head, stirring her lasagna up rather nonchalantly. "I mean, you want to marry each other, right?"
John groans even louder, throwing his head against the back of his chair. "She's horrible. Don't talk to her. She's absolutely awful and I'm divorcing her right now."
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"Of course I do. I'd be an idiot if I didn't want to marry her," he says. "We're just enjoying what we have right now though."
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Iris shakes her head, hiding her face in her hands. "I'm an idiot?" she finally laughs, looking up at him with a stupid grin.
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