A Different Type of Family

Will You Marry Daddy, Mama?

Jesus Antonio Riviera smiled as he took his kids out to eat and told him his plan to marry their mama. "Here's the ring," he added as Belen smiled. "It's pretty, daddy."

"So how should we ask mama?" Jesus asked. 

Diego and Mateo eyed him. "We can say it on a shirt?"

Jesus had to think about that. His little girl spoke up. "We can ask her instead of you?"

The two boys' nodded. "That sounds better," the boys's added. Jesus nodded and the triplets practiced. "Daddy I get to be the flower girl right?" Belen asked.

"Yup. Diego will give his mama away and Mateo will be the ring bearer," Jesus added. The triplets nodded. "So we have to dress up?" the boys' asked.

"DUH," Belen added, before Jesus could speak up. He nodded.

A week later, school started and Jesus decided to have the kids ask since he was going on a month training with the police force. That morning, Yvette and the triplets eyed the sunrise and they loved it. "Let's get some breakfast?" she asked. Her hearts nodded as they ran in the house and she made bacon and eggs. 

Jesus woke up because of the smell of food and coffee. He made his way down in his uniform as he smacked Yvette's butt. "Not in front of the kids."

The triplets giggled and ate the food as their parents began to kiss. "I'm eating," Diego added as he made a face.

"Want to walk to school?" Jesus asked.

"I was joking," he added as Mateo and Belen laughed.

At school, Belen looked scared and cried once she heard she wasn't going to be in her brother's class at all. "It will be fine baby girl," Yvette cooed. Jesus smiled as he held his crying girl.

She nodded and wiped her tears and they both walked her into class. They left a few minutes later, and Belen found her desk and smiled. 

After school, an aide took all the kids who were supposed to be in extended daycare and the Riviera triplets and Callie and Lexi's kids, minus the twins went as well. They weren't allowed to walk home on their own yet. 

The Adams Foster girls' eyed their cousins. "Belen how was the first day?"

"It was okay," she added. "A lot of work and I have a different class."

The older girl's nodded and they all went to do their homework. An hour later, they all watched a movie, while the boys' played outside. 

Two hours later, the Adams Foster kids were picked up as well as the Riviera triplets. Jesus eyed his three and the four nodded. 

At home, Yvette walked in and it was quiet and a candle was lit. Too quiet. "Hello?" Yvette asked.

The lights flicked on and she was stunned as she eyed her triplets in similar clothing. She was curious, before she could ask anything, the triplets asked her something.

"Mama will you marry daddy?" the three asked. Yvette was stunned as Jesus walked in and got down on one knee. "Yeah will you marry me?"

"Of course I will," Yvette added. The triplets cheered and clapped as their mommy and daddy kissed. They went out to eat to celebrate the soon to be marriage. 

At night, Yvette turned to eye Jesus. "Babe? Are you awake?"

"Yeah," he added. "What's up? he asked.

"The triplets' birthday is the last weekend in May and I want it to be special since it will be their first birthday together," she added as Jesus nodded.