My favourite girl (A Riker Lynch Story)

Chapter two

Rydel's POV

"Auntie, auntie, auntie!" Madison says as she rushes back over to me after half an hour of us in the mall. 

"Yeah Madison?" I reply as I crouch onto my knees.

"I want to get these for me and daddy" She explains holding up a heart locket and a key necklace. I smile at her.

"Whatever my little niece wants. I think that daddy will love it" I say as I stand and go over to the counter to pay.

Riker's POV

I was sat on the couch with my guitar in hand bent over a songbook as I try to put the way I feel about Madison into lyrics. Suddenly I feel someone jump onto my back.

"Ross! Get off me!" I exclaim. I hear a small high pitched giggle. I crane my neck back enough to see Madison there. 

"No daddy! Me not Uncle Ross! Me Madison! Silly daddy!" She exclaims through her giggles. I reach my arms back and take hold of her body.

"I know it is you Princess. Daddy was just being silly" I say.

"I got you a surprise" She says while her arms wrap around my neck.

"A surprise!? Are you going to be a good girl and tell me what it is?" I ask with a tone of fake shock while I put her down. She looks at me for a second before smiling at me and saying fairly firmly.

"No"

"Well... It looks like daddy is going to have to make you give it to me" I say as she backs away. She turns on her little heels and begins to run from me. I chase after her until we reach my room and I grab hold of her waist and she starts to squeal and laugh which causes me to laugh to. 

God she makes me so happy. I think as I fall onto the bed with her in my arms. We just lay there for some time. I stroke her hair out of her face and smile down at her.

"Madison? I have your daddy's present here. Are you going to give it to him?" Ask Rydel as she sticks her head into the room a couple of hours later.

"Dinner. He gets it then" Madison replies sleepily.

"C'mon Maddy. I'll put you to bed until dinner okay?" I say. She nods as I carry her into her room and get her ready for bed before singing a lullaby that mom always sang to us. 

As I leave and turn out the light she whispers:

"I love you daddy." I smile and say:

"I love you too Madison Lynch" before closing the door,