Tongue Tied [larry mpreg] ✓

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There was no big ceremony. Due to the twins, it would have been too much. The two men decided to go down to the courthouse and sign paperwork. It was much easier that way. The older lad never wanted to elope, but he also never planned on having children, much less a single father. 

Sometimes, life just doesn't work out the way you wanted it to. But he was getting legally married to his best friend. The love of his life. The father of his children. 

That is all that mattered. 

There was no tuxedos. Just Sunday best with a bowtie for him and a necktie for Harry.  Louis was okay with that. He would have to rent a tuxedo and really did not want to spend the money. 

There was no flowers. Louis was okay with that too. 

There was no first dance with all attention on that. Louis was okay with that. He had two left feet.

There was absolutely gorgeous rings that his husband had picked out. He had not taken his off since Harry had him open the box. Even his mum loved it and she was extremely picky about jewelry. 

He still couldn't believe all this was happening. 

He was finally happy.

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Ten years down the road, Louis still couldn't believe this was his life. He had two beautiful children with the biggest hearts and the biggest brains as well as a loving and supportive husband. Harry made enough as a songwriter that Louis did not have to work, which Harry asked him not to. Louis thought he would struggle with it, but he honestly really liked it. The kids were a handful. And, since he was a stay at home husband/dad, he decided to home school the children since they were having trouble finding a deaf/mute school for George. He kept Darcy home as well so George wouldn't feel singled out. 

The kids played sports. Darcy was a huge football player; George enjoyed competitive swimming. Louis and Harry could not be any more proud of them. 

Darcy also took theatre classes, by her personal request. She was a natural on the stage; very much like her poppa (Harry). 

George loved reading. They could often find him in a swing with his nose in a book. He was thinking of potentially starting to write his own books. 

They also had two golden retrievers, Milo and Luna. Louis did not want them, but Harry argued that children needed to grow up with dogs. So they compromised and got dogs. Louis was constantly waiting for more animals to show up in the house. Harry was very much like a Disney Princess. 

They had moved to the country side. They lived is a beautiful cottage. 

There was no more struggles. There was no more tears. 

The house was filled with laughter and love. 

The two young boys had finally figured it out and built a life they loved together. 

The End <3