Taking Care Of Babies Isn't That Bad (Day 2)

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by korehopewrld

by korehopewrld

Morning came around. All Jon could was the sound of humming and the toddlers talking, or babbling to each other. Craig noticed and nodded toward Brock and Lui.

"Daddy! Wan' up!" Craig squealed as Jonathan walked into the kitchen, hoping Jon would say no. "Not now, Baby Boy." Just as planned, Craig's lip quivered as he put his head down.

"Daddy doesn't love me anymore?" Jonathan panicked and picked Craig up. "I love you very much! Don't cry! It's okay." Brock and Lui smiled as Jim cradled Craig in his arms. "Is my baby happy again?" Craig giggled and kissed Jon's nose. "Muwah~!"

Around the afternoon, Jon told the guys to go shopping for baby stuff while he stayed and took care of the children, which was a good opportunity for nap time. "I'll wake you cuties up at one." He them closed the door of the guest room. 1:30 rolled around, Tyler and Evan were hearing noises from Jon's bedroom.

They decided that it would be best to wake the others and see what the noise is. "Shh...you gots to be quiet." Tyler whispered as they crawled towards Jon's room. Faint crying could be heard from inside. "Oh no! Papa cwying!" Craig yelled as he ran into the room with the others following. Jonathan looked up quickly to see the five children looking at him with worried looks. Almost crying themselves.

"W-what are you cuties doing up?" Jon sniffled. "We hear cwying fwom your room. Don' want jonny to be sad. It make me sad." Evan explained, tears forming in his eyes along with the other four. "Hey Hey! Don't cry! I'm here. We'll all take a nap together, yeah?" He hummed his favorite tune, which put the toddlers to sleep really quick along with him

When the guys came home, they walked up to Jon's room and smiled. David found the perfect opportunity to take a picture. "Send that to me!" Brian whispered

"Me too!"

"Me five!"

"You're supposed to say three not five!"

Jon cracked one of his eyes open to look at Marcel arguing with Luke and smiled.

'I have my little idiots and my big ones. Maybe that's what I need.'