By Your Side, Always! (RDJ x Reader)

26~LONDON

*Y/N

~ARRIVAL~

     Me and my sisters grabbed a cab and we told the driver about the hotel destination. I grabbed my phone and called Robert since it's evening here in London. 

     "Mom's glad we land safely." Scout said. All of us chuckled.

     "Of course, she is." I said.

     "Hey love! Did you just arrived?" I heard Robert finally answered his phone.

     "We did, love. We're on the way to the hotel." I said.

     "That's good. The bed's lonely without you, love." 

     "Is it? Or are you??" I teased him and we both chuckled. 

     "You got me. Oh by the way, what time is there?" 

     "12:10 midnight." I said.

     "Oh.. It's 8 AM here."

     "Why are you an early riser today?" 

     "You're not here. I don't have a cuddle buddy for the next two weeks."

     "It'll be fine, love. 2 weeks will come by." I said.

     "It will. Have you texted your mom? She called me yesterday just to asked if you already called me up. I told her that you haven't called, you're still on the air since I told her that your flight is approximately 11 hours." Robert said and I chuckled. 

     "Really?" I said and he chuckled.

     "Yeah. I don't think your dad knows that she called me."

     "Hey. I'm talking to Robert right now and he said that mom called him while we're still on the plane, asking if I called him up. Robert's thinking that mom asked secretly, so dad wouldn't notice, again." I told my sisters and heard Rue groan.

     "Not again..." Rue said.

     "I'll tell dad." Tal said.

     "What? Why?" I asked.

     "So, he could tell mom to backed up from the phone. She don't trust us that much with this trip." Tal said and she began dialing dad's number.

     "Am I in trouble?" I heard Robert asked.

     "No, love. I can defend you to mom. They couldn't believe mom will reach their final streak." I said.

     "What final streak?" 

     "If mom contacted one of you boys, to ask if anyone from us called you, they decided to tell dad about mom's checking up. That might save us from constant updating to mom." I said and sighed. Robert just laughed as I heard a plate and utensils clanking in his call. "What are you doing right now?"

     "Preparing my breakfast. You arrived at the hotel yet?" 

     "Not yet, we'll be there in a couple of minutes." Then, I heard Tal talking to dad on the phone.

     "So, you're saving me in case your mom guilt trip me?" Robert asked and we laughed.

     "Of course, love. If I were you, locked the doors, close the windows and message dad of not letting mom come at the house and tell him that I ordered you to do it. Dad will do it." I said.