When Dream asked George if he wanted to adopt a child with him shortly after getting married, he wasn't fully aware of the commitment that would mean. Neither one of them really know what comes with raising a child, the good and the bad. So when they're rushed into parenthood due to Dreams impulsive tendencies, will they be able to adjust fast enough? And what will it mean for their relationship? Or in other words the fluffy angsty kidfic no one asked for that I decided to write anyway because I'm a sap and a sucker for fluff mixed with a touch of angst. ~dreamnotfound~ ~fanart isn't mine I found it on Pinterest~ this story is loosely tied to my disney series and og readers might be able to spot connections.

For as long as George can remember, he's always felt like an outcast. He'd learned to be cautious when letting new people into his life, never allowing anyone to get too close. As time passed he gradually got used to relying solely on himself, but he still desperately wished he could just put himself out there a little more. At the age of twenty-one he's finally ready to take some risks and meet new people, or at least, that's what he's trying to tell himself. As George battles with his self worth and feelings of discouragement, he has a chance encounter with an American stranger in the middle of the night. Could an unlikely friendship between the two change the trajectory of George's life? He certainly hopes so. {t/w}~ alcoholism, abuse, talk of mental health, slight/implied homophobia, panic attacks *there will be a disclaimer in the specific chapters that warnings appear in, some are more mild than others* please stay safe and know that you are loved! this story is purely for practice purposes and is not intended to make anyone uncomfortable, and if it does, i'll take it down right away! now with that out of the way, let's get into the story <3

(This story has been entered into the Watty awards :D) After not being approved to move to the states, George takes a small two week vacation in the summer to visit his friends. His friends drag him to a party where a reckless decision was made. Two years later George is alone in his apartment with nothing but the sound of the heater and his sleeping two year old on his chest. He hasn't spoken to his friends since he left the states all those years ago, terrified of what they might say. What they might think. George knows the text will come, its his decision on what to do about it he needs to think through. Happy 25th birthday to himself, he thinks.