A night for us.

Alfred and Matthieu

As Arthur stepped aside and let the tall woman in. She smiled at him as he closed the door once she was inside. Francis had cleaned up the couch just in time as se walked into the living room. "Good morning Mr. Bonnefoy." She smiled.

"Good morning Madame." He greeted as he shook her hand.

"If we all could have a seat I have some news for you." She sat on the couch and Francis sat on the chair in front of it. Arthur sat on the arm of the chair and looked at her.

"Good news?" Francis beamed.

She nodded. Pulling out a few files she sat two in front of them. "There are two beautiful boys ready to move in. Alfred and Matthieu."

"Mon Amour, isn't that great!" Francis beamed, taking the files and looking over them, a chuckle escaping from the Frenchman's mouth he looks towards his husband and grins.

"Oui, very great." The Brit looked at the woman. "When will they be able to be brought here?"

The woman tapped her chin and then smiled. "By the end of the day or tomorrow. I've seen you have the rooms all set up, nicely built by the way! And the house conditions are marvelous." She took the files back and put them away before standing up, shaking both of their hands she went to the door. "I'll see to it, and give you two a call. You will make excellent fathers."

Arthur looked up and smiled at her, then after she left he went over to francis and hugged him tightly. "My lord! I can't beleive the boys are coming so soon!"

"I cant beleive she remembered we wanted boys." Francis laughed as e put his arms around the smaller males waist. smiling as he nuzzled into his messy locks. then sat down, bringing him along and continued to hold him close.

That afternoon, the car pulled up the drive and the woman got out, smiling as she opened the side door and Arthur went out. they both walked in and arthur carried the older baby. and the woman carried in the youngest, which she soon gave to Francis. He had the biggest smile on his face as he held him in his arms, humming slightly as the woman disappeared and the night had just started.