Little Mix/ Y/N imagines And Preferences (Completed)

Protective Mother

Perrie/Y/N

Y/N's POV:
Me and me wife are just waiting outside our kids's primary school. We have a daughter in Reception named Maddison Hayley Edwards and twin boys in Year 5 named Freddie Daniel Edwards and Felix Anthony Edwards. We do get a lot of looks and stares from all the heterosexual parents. We see Maddison come out with a massive grin on her face. Perrie picks her up and I ask her "Hey, princess. How was school today?"
"It was good! I learned how to spell animal names!" She tells us proudly.
"That's brilliant, baby girl" Perrie replies. She buries herself in my wife's neck. Just then the bell rings for the rest of the school to leave. We see Freddie bolt out and he runs into my arms, with Felix walking a lot slower with his head down.
"Hey, darling." I say to my younger son as he runs up to me, nearly knocking me over.
"Mammy, I made this for yous" He exclaims pushing a piece of paper in my hands. It shows a hand drawn picture of a bear, Freddie's favourite animal.
"Wow, great job!" I applaud before turning to my wife asking "Could you take Freddie and Maddison home, I'm gonna have a little chat with Felix" She nods and takes Freddie and Maddison home.
"Hey, baby. Is everything okay?" I ask my older son softly.
"Not really, mammy." He tells me.
"What happened, baby? You can tell mammy."
"Today in Art, we were doing painting of our favourite animal, I had spent 20 minutes making my picture of my lion really good. I wanted to give it to you like Freddie did but this kid named Asher Mitchell grabbed the red and black paint and poured it all over my artwork on purpose." He tells me before breaking down in tears. I give him a big cuddle. He doesn't care that he's a 10 year old getting hugs from his mother.
"I'm sure this picture would be absolutely stunning, baby. I'm sorry that boy did that." I tell him and a small smile forms on his face. "Next time you sit with him, you ruin his stuff and if you get in trouble, tell them to phone me."
"Okay, mammy." He sniffs.
"Let's head home and tomorrow, we'll head over to nana's house, yeah?" I tell him and he nods happily.