Diego Hargreeves (
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fandomtownies2023-10-10 06:21 am
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Trooper Station | Tuesday
Diego's paranoia about Annie going into labor while he was at work was still there simmering in the background, however after just a few days of her on bedrest...well, he was kind of looking forward to being at work.
He loved his wife, but he underestimated how little time it would take for her to be absolutely done with bedrest and he could use the break.
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He loved his wife, but he underestimated how little time it would take for her to be absolutely done with bedrest and he could use the break.
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Annie was obviously making the most of this bedrest, how dare you.
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what makes you say that??
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Granted, she'd be on TV with her eyes glowing. People might notice. The plan could maybe use some workshopping.
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That made so much more sense. Because he knew he didn't know how much a bottle of detergent cost.
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Which also had nothing to do with her ability to spell. And in fact, that would probably be where she fucked up.
the price guessing thing was probably easier when commercials listed prices too. and people shopped circulars.
But fuck all that anyway, cheating was the way to win these games! (Except Plinko. No electricity appeared to be involved in Plinko.)
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Just roll her out on stage.
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Honestly, with how pregnant she was? She would be such a good pick for Price is Right, really. She was so pregnant she was definitely more interesting than some guy in the military, or some woman who had a birthday. Everyone had birthdays! Diego and Annie's kids would have a birthday, in fact.
Any day now! Any. Day. Now.
that should be a game show. Watch ladies in their ninth month not kill people for being annoying, creatively reach stuff on the floor, and also win prizes
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Maybe they should create an obstacle course in the house to get those kids out.
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Like The Price is Right! Though honestly, Annie felt like anyone who went past her due date deserved extra money, based on how she was feeling a full three weeks before her own.
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It'd be a way to pass the time at least.
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Merv Griffin was, like, super-dead, right? Whatever.
ftr I don't think I'd be as good on Jeopardy.
And not just because the only category she'd had any luck with this morning had been Potent Potables, okay.
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No trivia nights for either of them anywhere in the near future.
maybe we can put on some horror movies tonight. try to scare the kids out of you
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Did that need explaining? Annie felt it did not.
or clowns. you know they're gonna have some little friend someday whose mom didn't get the clown memo
Really, they might need to build immunity against clowns before it was too late.
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Kids he could handle. Other parents? There was a 80% chance Diego was going to get a nemesis in the PTA when the time comes.
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A good...oh, six months or so, before Annie would be pretending the idea of playdates made any sense at all.
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Well that wasn't shocking information.
you need me to pick anything up after work?
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Dangerous questions got dangerous answers, Diego.
we need to also model good behavior, remember. can't have little hands being thrown, too.
Though honestly, a baby fight was kind of a cute image.
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What if Annie ate candy corn while pregnant and then the twins ended up being candy corn fiends? The horror!
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Man, if only Annie wasn't off peanut butter. She would have been all over those cheap black-and-orange-wrapped peanut butter-flavored taffies that no one on the planet really liked.
The only response to this affront of a text from her husband, naturally, was a slew of emoji crying faces in a row. Like, six of them, at least.
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The good news about Annie liking gross candy, however, would definitely pay off when the kids were old enough to trick or treat. Nothing would be thrown away in disgust!
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this is unfair but it's also hot when you put your foot down.
Obstacle courses were just one activity known to induce labor. Just saying!
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Because it was just oh so busy here. He was totally swamped with...the tons of work he had.
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are you offering? I thought you had crimes to solve and stuff.
Annie was sincerely unsure whether the FPD had solved literally even one crime in the three years she'd lived here.
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No, Steve. Bad Steve.
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Ahahaha that would never be the case.
but i'd be willing to give them all to Ralph and come home
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Annie did not trust Ralph to tie his shoes. Or anyone's shoes, since the troopers didn't seem to wear shoes with laces on the reg.
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Great future parent.
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There you go, justify it!
which like, again, hot.
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"Um. Don't suppose she wants to take up knitting or something?"
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Weird dirty talk, people.
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That'd be a nice challenge for Annie. Make a dorky knitted hat for Steve.
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"Sure!"
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He didn't get a lot of homemade gifts.
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So, like, it was now an emergency. Get home to put your foot down stat, Diego.
(It was also a lie, but that was neither here nor there.)
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Or both. Both was an option.
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He knew it was likely a lie, but still. He had to be dramatic.
coming home asap!!!
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