School of Rock One Shots

Gender Reveal

This ADORABLE one shot was requested by @maidoesmcpe and it is Zomika and it is really really cute. I hope you like it!

Third Person POV
nineteen years after seventh grade
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Tomika's visit to the OBGYN had been successful. She was so excited to know the gender. Unfortunately, Zack couldn't come to that appointment with her. So she was going to surprise Zack with dinner and the reveal to h. She didn't tell him that she was going to find out the gender. She told him that she wanted it to be a secret, even though he didn't want it to be. But it was all part of her master plan.

When she got home, she pulled out the colored ice cream she bought to match the baby's gender. She scooped three scoops into each other correctly cool ores bowls and put them
In her and Zack's rightful spot at the table. She changed into a shirt the appropriate color of the baby's gender and put on some leggings with them. She sat at the table and waited for Zack to get there. Finally, we walked through the he door and put his briefcase down on the island in the kitchen. His keys made a clanging sound as he dropped them onto the granite counter. He smiled.

"What's this?" He asked. Taking a seat across from Tomika and dipping his colored spoon j to the ice cream.

Tomika's eyes watered with tears of joy as she looked into Zack's eyes.

"What's wrong babe?" He asked her.

"Zack, we're having a baby girl."

Zack nearly choked on his ice cream-- if that's even possible.

"Say what?"

"We're having a baby girl!" Tomika cried.

Zack scanned the room with all the pink. The pink ice cream, the pink bowls, the pink spoons, Tomika's pink shirt. It all meant he was having a baby girl.

A beautiful baby girl.

Tears states welling up in Zack eyes. They were tears of joy, of course. She stood up and kissed Tomika. She smiled. Zack started sobbing. Tears just came streaming down his face. He was so happy. His life had just been changed forever. He cried harder. His life had just been changed for the better.