Multifandom Imagines

Delancey Brothers ~ The Beauties and The Bad Boys (Part 3)

Requested by BeckyMerari1808

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The brothers invited the twins to come with them the next day. They had something to show the girls. As they made their way to the surprise, they ran through the streets, weaving in and out of crowds in a dance.

Tale as old as time
True as it can be
Barely even friends
Then somebody bends
Unexpectedly

Oscar jumped up onto a hay wagon, catching a ride with it, Elsa running after him with a beaming face. She jumped on after him, smiling at him as they leaned in. Oscar was about to close the gap between them, but Elsa pulled away at the last minute with a smirk, and jumped off of the wagon, prompting him to follow her.

Just a little change
Small to say the least
Both a little scared
Neither one prepared
Beauty and the Beast

Morris and Belle chased each other down the street, laughing as they wove though the people in the streets and sidewalks. Belle lost Morris in the crowd, but he soon spotted her standing by a horse, stroking its face. He smiled to himself m, and spotted a flower vendor nearby. He waited until the vendor looked away, then snuck a flower away.

Ever just the same
Ever a surprise
Ever as before
And ever just as sure
As the sun will rise, woah

Oscar chased after Elsa, catching her as she tried going through a line for the bakery. He grabbed her outstretched arm and twirled her towards him, ending up hugging her from behind. He wrapped his arms protectively around her, pressing a kiss to her temple before taking her by the hand and pulling her along the way to the surprise.

Tale as old as time, a-a-ay
Tune as old as song, oh
Bitter-sweet and strange
Finding you can change
Learning you were wrong

Belle spotted Morris heading her way as she stroked the horse's face. She waited until he was a few feet away before bolting off again. Morris eventually caught her and wrapped one arm around her and used his other hand to put the flower in Belle's hair. She gave him a kiss on the cheek, and ran off again. Morris went after her, a giddy smile on his face.

Certain as the sun
Rising in the east
Tale as old as time
Song as old as rhyme
Beauty and the Beast

Oscar and Morris finally caught up to their dates, leading them to the surprise. It turned out to be a library, making Elsa and Belle gasp in surprise. Oscar gave Elsa a kiss, bringing her into the library with Morris hugging Belle in tow.

Inside, the library was quiet and calm, completely different from the streets outside. And the boys were glad for the momentary calmness from the hustle and bustle they had to deal with every day. They let their dates lead them wherever, grinning whenever the girls found something to read.

Morris
Belle dragged Morris through the book aisles, giving Morris armfuls of books that she wanted to read. He eventually just placed them down on a table nearby. As Belle went to pick up another book off the shelf, Morris pushed her hand holding the book back, and spun her around.

"Be my girl?" he asked her with a shy smile, leaning his forehead on hers.

Belle nodded, and Morris closed the remaining gap between them.

Oscar
Oscar and Elsa made their way through the nonfiction section, with Oscar also being dragged by Elsa. She grabbed a book off one of the shelves, and then dragged Oscar again to a reading nook, where she sat down next to Oscar. He put an arm around her, and she snuggled into his side.

"Elsa? Do you want to me my girl?" he asked her as she finished the book.

She froze, but then turned to Oscar and smiled. "Of course I do, Oscar. Any girl who doesn't like you is blind."

Oscar laughed and kissed Elsa, happier than he had been in a long time.

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As the couples kissed, Oscar and Morris had one thought in their heads. Well, two, actually.

They thought that they couldn't be happier, and that their bad luck on finding a date had finally gone away.

  Tale as old as time
Song as old as rhyme
Beauty and the Beast

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When Oscar and Morris stepped through the door to their home that night, Uncle Weas was glaring at them profusely.

"Where have you boys been all afternoon?" he thundered. "I have looked everywhere I could possibly think of, and did not find you. You haven't been with those girls, have you?"

Oscar and Morris' silence answered that question.

"Oh no, you just go behind my back like that? I give you a roof to live under, food to eat, money to pay for things, and a decent education, and what do I get in return? A whole lot of backstabbing and disobedience!

"I am sick and tired of you boys acting like I don't set down rules for your own good! I put them there for a reason! From now on, you boys are not going to be around--let alone set your eyes on--those girls. They have influenced you too much, and I'm going to put an end to that. No more being with those girls!"

Wiesel turned around and began walking away, but Oscar's voice stopped him.

"No."

Wiesel turned back around and looked at his nephew. "Excuse me?"

"I said no." Oscar repeated.

"And what in--"

"And I want you to listen to me for once." Oscar added. "Every day, you have us working hard, just so we can earn a living. And we barely make more than the newsies! We've listened to you for all these years. It's time for you to listen to us for once. We all need a little love in our lives, and it's about time we find some."

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Elsa and Belle came by the next day, surprising Wiesel when he opened the door.

"Oh, you must be the girls Oscar and Morris have been talking about. Come in." he said a bit stiffly.

Oscar and Morris walked in, warily watching their uncle, but smiling at their girlfriends. Morris held Belle's hand as he turned to face his uncle.

"Uncle, this is Belle, and her twin, Elsa. Belle and Elsa, meet our uncle Wiesel."

They smiled, and Wiesel decided to take his nephews' word for it and listen to them for once.

And he ended up not regretting his decision too. He grew to love be girls just like they were his own daughters. And they eventually became his daughters-in-law. Wiesel was happy for his nephews, happier than he had been in a long time.

He sat back in his chair on the porch one day, looking back on how his nephews found love, and smiled.

All was well.

Well, that is the final part to this imagine!

Hope you enjoyed the story! Tell me if anything needs to be changed. :)