I Wani Spend My Life With That Gator.

Chapter 22- I Wani Make a Party For The Gators

March 22nd 201M B.C 2028

The room was finally completed, Inco stood in the center of the room and gazed around at the completed painted room that took weeks to complete. Olivia told him that she wanted everything in the room to be perfect, down to the smallest bugs she painted on the bottom and to the tallest flowers that Inco could reach on the ladder.

Olivia wheeled herself in as she took off her gloves and admired the beautiful room, there was paint all over her overalls right and slight smudges on her cheek and head. Inco was a worse sight, the bald headed human had paint on his cheek, chin, head, top of his head, on his clothes and nose. Olivia couldn't help but giggle at how messy he looked at the moment with how much paint he had gotten on himself. "You're going to need a very good shower, honey."

Inco turned around and stared down at the beautiful gator, he took off his glasses and winces when he saw some paint had gotten on his prescription shades. Olivia rolled her eyes and held out her hand, Inco arched an eyebrow but gave her the shades regardless. "You better hope that the smudge on the sunglasses is fresh, if it isn't then you're gonna have a problem."

Inco followed Olivia to the bathroom down the hall, Inco rushed forward and grabbed an elevated stool so she could sit on and wash herself whenever she needed. She purred a thank you to her husband, gently scrubbing the paint off with hand wash and water. Inco let out a sigh of relief when the paint came off quickly, he was thankful he wouldn't have to stick with paint smudged shades for a couple of days before he had to get new ones eventually.

Olivia passes back the shades, he grins and gives her a thumbs up which she rolls her eyes and jabs him in the stomach. "Now don't mess those shades up, those are your last ones so far and you've yet to call in for more."

Inco smiled and gently leaned down, gently pecking Olivia's cheek which earned him a grunt. "Thank you, honey." Inco helped Olivia off the stool and into her chair, he knew she didn't need the help but he still wanted to help his wife anyways. They both made their way back to the finished nursery, Olivia scanned around and let a smile fall into place on her snout.

She leaned back in her chair while she began to stroke her stomach while she admired the room, next to the window was a large cabinet for all the pampers and wipes that will surely become very important later down the line. On the large black wooden cabinet sat a beautifully sculpted lamp, it almost resembled a vase and flowers. She could see flowers painted on it and the 'water' inside to keep the flowers healthy. The light was shining bright, illuminating the room brightly. Olivia could see roses of different colors that were stitched on the lamp shade.

Turning to her left was the giant crib that Inco and Damien built together, she told Inco they didn't need a giant crib but he wanted to spoil his child, or children, regardless. The crib was a beautifully sculpted dark oak that had many patterns on the beams, Olivia rolled herself to the crib and peered inside. She could already imagine her child, her babies sleeping, crawling, moving, crying, and trying to escape from this crib.

She hoped to Raptor Jesus that her child wasn't an escape artist such as herself when she was younger. She heard stories from her father about how he used to find the baby Baryonyx in the living room biting the TV remote. She let her hand gently glide across the wood, feeling the texture and definitely knowing for a fact that this was probably a very expensive crib.

Inco came up from behind the Baryonyx, she was still deep in thought at the moment as she stared at the small pillows and baby blankets that had been placed already. He placed his hand on his wife's shoulder, she didn't move at all when she felt this, she just kept her eyes glued on the imaginary baby that laid within the crib. "You too, huh?"