It's A Small World // Gini AU

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Gina's mom had no clue of the events that took place the night before. It was christmas day and all you heard throughout the Porter household was Christmas Music and the sound of chit chat. The girls were all still in their pjs, not just regular ones though, the kind specifically used for Christmas Night and Day.

Isabella and Alexis joined in in the celebration with their own set of pajamas. The girls all wore matching ones while the two moms matched as well. It was a cute set up and would surely prompt all of them to take pictures and post later on.

The morning was spent with the girls making their moms breakfast. Astrid's mom wasn't there but she loved Isabella and Alexis like they were her moms as well. In fact it was her idea to start making breakfast for them. Astrid knew how to cook, and she was good at it. Gina had loved that when they were together.

They spent the morning making everything from French Toast, to Scrambled Eggs, and everything in between. The house was filled with breakfast foods by the time the two mothers arrived home around 8 am. They surely thought that the girls would be sleeping since they had a party the night before but they didn't expect to see them up and at it in the kitchen. It surely did save them some energy too.

Once breakfast was taken care of and they all felt their hunger went away, it a was a quick transition to gifts. The Porter Christmas Tree was set up beautifully with lots of gifts around it. Sure Isabella has put some decor gifts up but each girl got enough gifts to be satisfied.

Astrid received a brand new keyboard and a new Gucci handbag from Gina. She had gotten new hoodies from Alexis. Isabella gifted her a new set of kitchen appliances and a brand new Easy Bake Oven. Which was supposed to be a joke between them but Astrid ended up loving the gift. She even teared up when realizing she couldn't bring it back to New York on their flight. Vanna had jokingly gotten her socks with the marijuana plant, the moms definitely didn't get a kick out of it but Gina surely did when Astrid's face turned beet red. The real gift that Vanna had gotten her though was a new custom-made poster that featured Astrid and all her songs.

Vanna got a matching handbag from Gina, along with a brand new snowboard from the girl as well. Alexis had gotten her daughter an all expense trip to the Poconos mountains for her snowboarding needs. Isabella continued the snowboard trend and got Vanna a brand new Canada Goose coat with matching goggles. Vanna was ecstatic with her new snowboarding gear, she truly loved the sport. Astrid had stirred away from the snowboard trend and got Vanna three tickets to a Fletcher concert, something that Vanna had wanted for the longest.

Gina was in for the christmas of her life. Not only were her best friends in town but they had done so well with gifts.

Astrid left Gina beyond shocked when she opened the two gifts she had gotten her. The first was a scrapbook filled with their memories, inside there was a detailed letter that Gina later read and cried to. It explained how much Astrid cherished the memories she had with Gina and how she would always cherish them. The second was a 24K Gold necklace with a pearl bar. When you flipped the bar you could see Gina's name engraved in Astrid's actual handwriting.

Vanna had gotten Gina two new hoodies. Ones that she had custom made. The first one had "Three Musketeers" on the left chest and the back was an outlined picture of her, Gina, and Astrid in eighth grade. The second read "Always" on her left chest and the back had a mixture of the SLC and NYC skyline mixed together.

Alexis went all out with the younger girl. She gifted her two new Gucci shoes and a new Ralph Lauren dress. She apologized she didn't get her anything for her birthday and hoped her Christmas gift would make up for it. Gina assured her that she didn't even need to get her a gift.

Gina cried at all their gifts. And she specifically thought that Vanna's gifts resembled Nini's hoodie of her and her dad, but she didn't put too much thought to it.