Rosé Imagines (gxg)

your daughter gets her first period (requested)

The sudden slamming of the front door made you lift your head from Rosie's shoulder, where you'd fallen asleep for a while.

You both looked for who slammed it and caught a glimpse of your daughter, Ashley, rushing up the stairs.

Worried, you and Rosé exchanged a look before running up the stairs after her. She slammed the bedroom door shut, just as you two made your way to stand in front of it.

Rosé knocked quickly, both of you calling out her name before going silent when you heard sniffling coming from the other side.

"Honey? What's going on? Are you okay?"

It was quiet, a moment of you sinking your teeth into your lip anxiously and Rosé trying to find the words to say.

But suddenly, she spoke up from the other side of the door. Giving you an answer to the question that only made you more worried than before.

"No."

"What happened? Are you hurt, honey?" You asked worriedly.

"No."

"Sweetie, open the door and tell us what it is."

The door opened a moment later, your daughter standing there looking nervous and sad.

"I got my period." She confessed, making your eyes go wide. "I didn't notice till I got home. When the bus pulled up and I got off and some kid pointed it out. I'm so embarrassed."

"That's nothing to be embarrassed about." Rosé assured her, placing her hand on her shoulder and giving it a squeeze. "It happens."

"Come on, baby. I got something you can use."

She nodded and followed you down the hall. You came back out, pad in hand and handing it to her. She raced into the bathroom and you noticed Rosie leaning against the wall, looking a little sad.

"Rosie? Baby, what is it?"

"She's really growing up." She said, frowning.

You walked to her, putting your head against her shoulder.

"We've still got lots of time with her." You smiled, loving the kiss that followed your words that Rosé planted on your cheek. "She seems sad. We should do something to make her feel better."

You both looked at each other, smiling brightly as the idea came into your heads at the same time.

The door opened and she stood feeling awkward, only to smile a little when you both embraced her in a hug.

"Hey." You said, clapping your hand on her shoulder. "Don't be embarrassed. Every girl goes through it. You're not alone."

"And you think you hate it now? Just wait. You've got many years of them to come." Rosie teased, making her let out a groan, causing you both to giggle.

"I have an idea!" Rosie said, smiling. "Why don't you go change and then we all go get some pizza? Or maybe some ice cream?"

Your daughter's eyes lit up, a big smile appearing on her face.

"Really?"

"Really, sweetie." You said. "Go change so we can go! We've got a fun evening ahead!"

She was running down the hall to her room before you even finished. You both laughed, your head falling against Rosie's shoulder as she hugged you from behind, both of you realizing in that moment that she was really growing up now.