Eyes Don't Lie ✩ Jenna Ortega (G!P)

CXLIII

| Y/N's POV |
A/N: I don't feel good
(not proofread)

"Jenna." I giggled as she kissed all over my face, trailing down my neck and back up against to peck my lips. "What're you doing?" I groaned softly, shifting in bed and rubbing my eyes as I was awoken from my slumber.

"Waking my fiancé up." Jenna mumbled out with a smile on her face. Her hands slithered under my body, forcing me up and on top of her. "Good morning, beautiful."

"It's too early." I yawned, seeing the time was 8:30 AM.

"Never too early to be with my girl." Jenna grinned and her hands trailed down from my hips to my thighs, holding them as she brought them closer to her sides.

"Uh huh, sure." I chuckled, lying down on her chest. "Where's Juno? Is she up yet?"

"Not yet, I checked on her before I got you up. She's sleeping so soundly." She informed me, kissing my forehead and brushing my hair. "I thought we could get her up soon and pop down the block for breakfast at this diner I found."

"You know we have to bring Billie, too, right?"

"Obviously." Jenna scoffed playfully, making me smile and roll off of her. "You get ready, baby. I'll get our girl up."

"You're the best." I gently grasped the back of her neck, pulling her down for a soft, long kiss before letting her go wake Juno. I stood up on my own with a small groan, getting that good stretch in first. I cracked my neck and back, sighing softly.

I arose to my feet, checking the drawers for a new pair of clothes. I stole a pair of Jenna's jeans and wore my purple GUTS shirt. I slipped some black, high top converse on and some basic jewelry that I wore almost everyday.

I stood in the bathroom when I heard Juno's cries from the other bedroom. Worriedly, I quickly put my hair in a ponytail and walked out to see what was going on. I stopped halfway through the doorway, though.

"Shh, shh. I got you, sweet girl. Don't worry. Mama's here." Jenna rocked Juno back and forth until she was calm. My fiancé grabbed her pacifier off the bedside table, placing it in her mouth. "Mommy is getting ready and then we'll take you and auntie Bil to go get breakfast. How does that sound, hmm?"

As I stood there and watched with a smile, there was no doubt in my heart that Jenna wasn't the right person for me or our family. She was the best fiancé I could ever ask for and the best mom that I've seen. She must've gotten that from her mom. M

I watched Jenna grab a new onesie from the suitcase - which happened to be a zebra onesie by the way - and lie Juno on her back as she put it on. "Clean diaper for once? Proud of you, baby." She cooed to Juno, ruffling her hair.

Jenna buttoned the onesie up and kissed our daughter's forehead. "I promise I'll always love you, I'll always protect you, and always put you first."

My heart felt like it might burst from how cute the sight was. She turned around to see me, Juno immediately reaching out to grab me. I gently took her in my arms, kissing Jenna's lips. "You're such a good mom."

Her eyes lit up when I said those words, I could hear her heart beating against her chest. "Thank you, baby. But you're the best one I know." She flattered me, kissing my lips.