Hailee meets Tucker, an (American) Football player, and instantly falls for him. But what if Tucker isn't actually a man? What if he's a woman who's pretending to be a man? But not just any man, *THE* Man.
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I look around for Y/n and see her in the backyard with the kids. I see Cooper tackle Nate and I widen my eyes. I pick Ellie up and Charlie follows me outside.
"Attaboy!" Y/n says.
"What's going on?!" I ask.
"Fun!" Y/n says.
"Fun is you making our children tackle each other?!" I ask helping, Nate up.
"I wanna play!" Charlie says.
"No." I say.
"The kids are fine." Y/n says.
"Are they?!" I ask.
"C'mon." I say.
Everyone follows me back inside and Y/n locks the back door.
"I don't understand what the big deal is." Y/n says.
"Someone's gonna get hurt." I say.
"I disagree." Y/n says.
"Of course you do." I say.
"Raise your hand if you think mommy is being a party-pooper." Y/n says
Everyone raises their hand and I roll my eyes.
We used Y/n's brother for a donor and they are nothing alike but these kids act exactly like her. When Y/n and I got married, I convinced her to actually let me have 4 kids. We ended up with all boys and only one girl. Cooper is 6, Nate is 5, Charlie is 2, and Ellie is 4 months.
"I'm sorry but I'd rather not take my kids to a hospital because they have a concussion." I say.
"Mhm, whatever." Y/n says.
"I'll deal with you later." I say.
"Ooh, you're in trouble." Cooper says.
"Shut up." Y/n says.
Cooper giggles and Y/n smiles.
4 hours later...
"You've been ignoring me." Y/n says getting in bed beside me.
"I ignore people who ignore me." I say.
"Oh, c'mon. Me and the kids were just having fun." Y/n says.
"Y/n, I expressed a valid concern to you and you dismissed it." I say.
"I'm sorry." Y/n says.
"You always say that." I say.
"I mean it. I just want to create memories with the kids. Like the memories I have with my dad." She says.
