kiyopapa x mamasuzune

aiko's dream

A/N cuteness over load you have been warned ps it so cute.

The gentle light of the morning sun filtered through the curtains of Kiyotaka's bedroom, casting soft golden hues across the room. Suzune Horikita stirred, her senses slowly waking up as she became aware of the warmth around her. There was an unfamiliar but comforting weight pressed against her back, and the steady rhythm of breathing in her ear made her realize she wasn't alone.

Kiyotaka was behind her, his arms wrapped around her waist, pulling her close. Her heart skipped a beat as the realization of their closeness washed over her. She had fallen asleep in his arms, and now, nestled together in the quiet of the morning, they were a perfect match—Kiyotaka as the big spoon and Suzune, her smaller form fitting snugly against him, as the little spoon.

Suzune's face grew warm, her usual composed demeanor faltering as she lay there, perfectly still, not wanting to disturb Kiyotaka's peaceful slumber. She could feel the rise and fall of his chest against her back, the slow, deep breaths that indicated he was still fast asleep. For a moment, she closed her eyes again, savoring the rare intimacy between them. The feeling of his arms around her, the security and warmth he provided—it was something she hadn't expected to cherish so much.

But as the minutes passed, Suzune knew she had to get up. With careful, deliberate movements, she gently wriggled free from Kiyotaka's embrace, taking a deep breath as she finally slipped out of bed. Glancing over her shoulder, she saw him still sleeping soundly, his face relaxed, the usual mask of indifference gone. For a fleeting moment, Suzune allowed herself to smile softly, the sight of him so peaceful filling her with a warmth she wasn't used to.

She quietly padded out of the room and into the living room, her mind still replaying the events of the previous night. Everything had changed between her and Kiyotaka. They had confessed their feelings, and the bond that had been steadily growing between them had finally blossomed into something real, something she hadn't anticipated but was starting to embrace.

As Suzune stepped into the living room, her thoughts were interrupted by the sound of soft giggles. Aiko, with her bright pink hair and mischievous blue eyes, was sitting on the couch, her legs swinging back and forth as she grinned up at Suzune.

"Good morning, Suzune," Aiko chirped, her voice filled with amusement. "By the sounds I heard last night, it seems like you had a lot of fun."

Suzune's face turned beet red almost instantly, her usual composed self nowhere to be found. "W-What?!" she stammered, her hands immediately flying up to cover her flushed face. "Aiko! You shouldn't say things like that!"

Aiko simply laughed, her giggles filling the room with lightness. She hopped off the couch and skipped over to Suzune, her arms wrapping around Suzune's waist in a tight hug. "I'm just teasing! But... I'm really happy," Aiko said, her voice softening as she looked up at Suzune with those big, sincere blue eyes. "I'm happy you're my mom now."

Suzune's heart melted. The way Aiko said it—so openly, so warmly—tugged at something deep inside her. For so long, Suzune had thought of herself as someone who didn't need others, someone who didn't understand family. But now, with Kiyotaka and these children in her life, everything had changed.

Her hand gently rested on Aiko's head, her fingers threading through the soft pink strands of hair. "I'm happy too, Aiko," she whispered, her voice thick with emotion. "I'm happy you're part of my life."

Aiko beamed up at her, her smile bright enough to rival the morning sun. "Come on," she said, grabbing Suzune's hand and tugging her back toward the bedroom. "Let's go see Daddy!"

Suzune hesitated for a moment, but before she could protest, Aiko was already pulling her along with surprising strength for a six-year-old. Laughing softly, Suzune let herself be led back into the bedroom, her heart swelling with affection for this little girl who had brought so much light into her life.

When they entered the bedroom, Kiyotaka was still sleeping, his chest rising and falling steadily. Aiko wasted no time climbing onto the bed, and with Suzune still in tow, she climbed right into the middle of the bed, snuggling herself between Kiyotaka and Suzune.

"Come on, Suzune, lie down with us!" Aiko whispered excitedly, her tiny hands pulling Suzune down beside her.

Before Suzune could respond, Aiko leaned over and pressed a sweet, gentle kiss on Suzune's forehead. "Good morning, Mommy," she whispered with a grin.

Suzune's breath caught in her throat, her eyes widening slightly as her heart swelled with warmth. It was the first time Aiko had called her "Mommy," and the word sent a wave of unexpected joy through her. She didn't resist as Aiko pulled her closer, her small arms wrapping around Suzune in a tight hug.

Aiko then turned to Kiyotaka, who was beginning to stir, and kissed him on the forehead as well. "Good morning, Daddy," she whispered, her voice filled with the same playful affection.

Kiyotaka's eyes fluttered open, his gaze landing on Aiko first and then shifting to Suzune. For a moment, he looked confused, but when he realized the situation, a faint smile tugged at the corner of his lips.

"Good morning," he murmured, his voice still heavy with sleep.

Aiko snuggled herself between the two of them, her little body curled up under the covers as she yawned and closed her eyes. "I'm sleepy again," she mumbled, her eyelids already drooping. "But I'm really happy... to be here with both of you."

Suzune lay there, her heart full, her arms wrapping around Aiko as she gazed at Kiyotaka over the little girl's head. There was something so perfect, so right about this moment, and for the first time in a long time, Suzune allowed herself to relax completely.

Kiyotaka's hand reached out, gently resting on Suzune's arm, his touch warm and reassuring. They lay there in silence, the only sounds being Aiko's soft breathing and the distant hum of the morning outside. Suzune felt her eyes growing heavy as she nestled into the warmth of both Aiko and Kiyotaka.

For a brief moment, she lifted her gaze, catching Kiyotaka's eyes. They didn't need to say anything—the connection between them was stronger than words now. The bond that had started to form over the past few months had solidified, and though neither of them had planned it, they had become a family in the truest sense of the word.

As Suzune closed her eyes, she felt Kiyotaka's hand tighten ever so slightly around hers, his silent way of saying that he was there, that they were in this together. A soft smile played on her lips as she held both Aiko and Kiyotaka close, her heart filled with a warmth she never thought she'd find.

The morning light continued to pour into the room, but within the cozy bed, time seemed to stand still. And as Suzune drifted back to sleep, her heart full and content, she knew that no matter what challenges lay ahead, they would face them together—Kiyotaka, the kids, and her.

For now, though, they were just a family, curled up together in the peaceful stillness of the morning.