The next day came and Kara and Lena were heading home with their son in the back seat of their suv. "I told Alex not to invite a bunch of people today." Kara said. "Thank you love, I'm just glad to be going back home." Lena whispered. Their driver pulled into the parking garage and the doors opened up Kara got out grabbing the custom car seat Lena made months in advance for their son while Lena got out and joined them. "You feeling ok Lee?" Kara asked as she felt Lena take her hand. "I'm ok, just if this becomes too much...can we politely kick everyone out?" Lena asked. "Of course love." Kara whispered as they stepped off the elevator.
The door to their penthouse swung open and they were greeted by Eliza pulling them into a hug. "Welcome home!" Eliza cooed. "Thanks mom!" Kara replied as they walked inside. There was only a small group of people inside and they were tankful for that. Kara sat Liam's car seat on the coffee table as Lena took a seat on the sofa. One he was out of his car seat Kara passed him over to Eliza who smiled at her grandson. "He's absolutely precious." Eliza whispered as she sat down in a chair still holding Liam in her arms.
Lena and Kara shared a smile before turning back to Eliza. "We ordered pizza and potstickers." Sam said. "Good, I'm incredibly hungry." Lena replied. "Your powers come in finally?" Alexa asked. "Yes...they came in two weeks before giving birth...I got pissed off at Kara for not putting enough bananas on my sandwich and accidentally let loose my laser vision on her. Thank Rao my wife's indestructible." Lena replied laughing at the memory.
"It's not funny guys...all I did was accidentally put five slices of banana on the toast instead of six...." Kara grumbled. "But I specifically told you six slices...and the couch wasn't that bad...so stop complaining..." Lena grumbled. Everyone around them burst out laughing at the wives as they jibed each other. "Oh Liam....your mommy and momma are only a little crazy....heres hoping you grow up to find someone who lives you just like the way your mommy and momma love each other." Eliza whispered as she looked at the now sleeping boy in her arms.
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Dare...
RomanceIt was a simple dare. A dare to ask out the next woman who entered the coffee shop. No one knew that it would turn into the best decision she ever made.
