Kade smiled as he watched Sakkara with their son from just outside the door. He found it somewhat odd and strangely amusing how over protective she was it seemed. "NO WIRE HANGERS MOMMY! I PROMISE!" Kade smirked. He stepped quietly into the room, socks touching the carpet his black jeans and shirt fitting him well.
"You wake him up and I will slit your throat." Was her whisper of a reply.
"So did he do anything while I was out of the room. Breath, make a sound, stare blankly at you trying to figure out why he has a stalker at such a young age?" Kade whispered back. "Who knew in this short a time period we'd create this." Kade smirked. "If you knew that you think you'd quit coming at me with a knife every time we saw each other?" Kade asked.
"Maybe. But then instead I'd just kill you after I was pregnant." Sakkara replied.
"Easy black widow." Kade told her as he stared at Dominic. He remembered the conversation he and Seth when he told him the name they decided.
"Dominic?" Seth repeated. "I thought you were gonna push for DaleDarrelWaltripRichardPettyRustyAlsonBillIrvingGordonEarnhardtSmithJohnson Junior?" Seth asked.
"I tried. She said no. I then made a solid pitch for Hey You." Kade spoke.
"And her reaction?" Seth asked.
"First she laughed and then when she realized I was serious she changed the subject." Kade nodded.
"So Lucifer the ruler of Hell's daughter along with the second most dominate demon in Hell's grandson have conceived a child. And named it Dominic which in another language means Lord." Seth spoke. "You think Grandpa Criss knows yet? Because I promise he probably has shit himself from laughing. And if not will at Lucifer's reaction."
"I still don't get the big hoopla about babies. He's tiny and unemployed. What is the big deal? I can pick up and slam full grown men with one arm. No one stares at me like this." Kade kept smirking. He was having fun poking Sakkara's buttons. He wasn't about to admit how he really felt to her or anyone else just as much as she wouldn't admit how quickly he heart was taken.
But they also didn't need to tell such a thing. It was simple gestures and movements that said everything for them. Like Kade putting his arm around her waist, her head as if programmed to, going right to his shoulder, both just staring down at what lay before them.
