911: Eclipse of the Heart

Chapter 59 - Firehouse

"So what was up with Buck earlier?" Kymber asked as Bobby came to lay down for the night. 

"What do you mean?" Bobby sat down on the bed next to her and climber under the covers. 

"I mean, why did he pull you aside?" Kymber said as she placed Kendall down in her bassinet and walks over to the bed. 

"Oh... He just needed some advice, that's all." Bobby said, rolling onto his side to turn off his lamp. 

"Bobby. Seriously. What happened?" Kymber turned on her lamp, "Is he alright?" 

"He's fine, Kymber. I promise. He just needed some fatherly advice and he doesn't have a good relationship with his father. So he came to me." Bobby laid his head on his pillow and closed his eyes. 

"Honestly, Bobby." Kymber crossed her arms. 

"I don't know what you want me to say! Some things are private." Bobby rolled over to face her. 

"Fine. Don't tell your future wife." Kymber huffed as she laid down. 

"Guilt tripping me isn't going to work, sweetheart. You should know that by now." Bobby chuckled as he buried his face in his pillow. 

"Will you please tell me?" Kymber moved down on the bed so her face was in front of his and gave him puppy dog eyes. 

"Not happening, Kym." Bobby quickly kissed her on the forehead before turning around. 

*****

"Alright. I've got to go to work." Bobby said as he kissed Kymber goodbye the next morning. Kymber was sitting on the couch feeding the twins. 

"Do you have to go in today?" Kymber frowned.

"I have to do this paperwork, you know that." Bobby sighed. 

"Yeah. I know." Kymber looked down.

"It'll be ok. I promise." Bobby said. 

"Yeah... Can you at least tell me now?" Kymber asked. 

"No! I'm not going to tell you." Bobby smirked as he grabbed his bag off the end of the couch. 

"Please?" Kymber watched him walk over to the door. 

"I love you!" Bobby said with a huge smile on his face as he closed the door. He got into his car and drove off to the station. 

"Morning, cap!" Buck smiled as Bobby walked in the door. 

"Good morning, Buck." Bobby walked over to his office door. 

"What are you doing back?" Hen asked, standing in the doorway of the locker room. 

"I need to get the performance reviews done." Bobby said.

"I thought you were doing that at home?" Chimney looked up from tying his boot. 

"I was going to... But I can't keep focused with Kendall and Kayden being all cute." Bobby smiled. 

"How does it feel being a dad again?" Hen asked. 

"I've been a dad. Have you seen Buck over there? Eddie? Chim?" Bobby laughed as he leaned his back against his door. 

"You know what I mean, cap." Hen rolled her eyes. 

"It feels amazing... I knew I missed it, but I never knew how much." Bobby said as he pulled out his phone, "Do you want to see pictures?" 

"Oh goodness... He's gonna be one of those parents." Chimney laughed. 

"What do you mean?" Bobby looked over at him. 

"Constantly taking pictures? Posting them all over social media?" Eddie smirked. 

"I haven't posted them... But the taking pictures part, probably." Bobby shrugged as he started scrolling through his photo album, "I can't help it. They're perfect. Beautiful, just like their momma." 

"Speaking of their momma... Have you and their momma worked any more on wedding planning?" Hen crossed her arms. 

"We have. We set a date actually." Bobby smiled. 

"You have? Really?" Buck asked as he walked over. 

"We have. September twenty-third." Bobby said. 

"That's great, cap! Only four months!" Chimney stood up. 

"Where are you having it?" Eddie asked. 

"Here." Bobby put his phone back in his pocket. 

"Here?" Hen looked confused. 

"Here. Right here in the firehouse." Bobby said as he looked around. 

"Can I ask why?" Buck asked. 

"If it weren't for this firehouse, we wouldn't have met." Bobby smiled, "I moved to LA because the 118 needed a captain, and Kymber moved here because we needed a paramedic... This firehouse is the reason we are together."

"Awe! That's actually really sweet." Hen said, "I approve."

"Well, I'm glad, because we weren't going to change it." Bobby smirked. 

"Have you talked about who your best man will be, yet?" Chimney walked over and grinned at Bobby. 

"Not yet, Chim." Bobby chuckled. 

"Ah... Well... Might I remind you, I've been your friend for a long time now..." Chimney said smugly, "You mean a lot to me." 

"Alright, Chim." Bobby rolled his eyes before turning around to open his office door.