Can you please write something where all the kids have been reincarnated and are at school. Mary gets asked out on a date by a really popular boy. When Mary tells Aragon that sheâs going on a date, Aragon freaks out.
I love this idea!!
Teenagers
âMary! My favorite big sister!â Elizabeth all but yelled as she approached Maryâs lunch table. âHow are you doing on this fine, fine afternoon.â
Mary rolled her eyes at her sister as the young girl threw an arm over her shoulder. âWhatever you want, Iâm not giving it to you Bo.â
Elizabeth gasped dramatically, her free hand clutching her heart. âHow dare you think so low of me.â She accused the older girl. âBut since you asked. I need-â
âMary-â Patrick Warner approached the table, but stopped when he saw Elizabeth talking to her sister. âShit sorry, did I interrupt?â
Mary shook her head ânoâ and Elizabeth nodded her head âyes,â confusing poor Patrick. âMy idiot sister here was just shaking me down for money.â Mary eventually explained.
Elizabeth raised her hand. âI would be said idiot sister. Technically half sister. Youâre cute, but not my type. Let me know if you have a hot sister.â
âElizabeth Boleyn!â Mary chastised, pushing the younger girl slightly. âDonât be rude!â
Exasperated with her sister, Mary turned to give her full attention to Patrick. Speaking of, quick side note on this Patrick guy: heâs the most popular guy around. Not only is he captain of the rugby team, heâs also been called the most attractive guy in school. Needless to say, anyone that is seen with Patrick, becomes the talk of the town, metaphorically speaking.
Which brings us back to this moment, where one Mary Aragon, a not so popular girl that is newly single after splitting with her messy ex girlfriend, is about to gain some instant notability.
âI was just thinkingâŚâ Patrick started nervously, rubbing the back of his neck. âWhat are you doing on Friday night?â
Elizabethâs eyes went wide and she sat back, watching in amusement.
Mary froze for a second, but quickly came to the conclusion that there was no harm in hanging with the guy.
âAbsolutely nothing.â She told him with a sweet smile.
âCool, cool.â His confidence was obviously boosted. âWould you maybe want to go out with me on Friday night?â
Mary thought for a second, not wanting to just jump at the opportunity. After a few, excruciating for him, seconds, Mary gave him an answer. âIâd love to.â
âAlright, Iâll pick you up at six.â He grinned, waving goodby to the rest of the table before going back to his own.
As soon as he was gone, the table broke out into whispers of âoh my godâ and âthe Patrick just asked you outâ and âMary, youâre so lucky.â
Mary seemed pretty content with the interaction, feeding into her friends whispers. That was until she noticed her sister was still there.
âWhat do you want, Bo?â She asked the younger redhead.
Elizabeth was grinning ear to ear. âNothing anymore.â She chuckled.
Mary sighed, ready to take anything her sister dished out. âAlright, out with it, whatâs so funny?â
Elizabeth shrugged, barely holding herself together. âYour mom is going to kill you.â
Maryâs eyes widened. She totally forgot about her mom. Her mom was chill about her girlfriend, but because she was a girl. As far as the kids are concerned, the only man their moms can tolerate is Edward.
âKeep your mouth shut.â She warned the younger girl.
Elizabeth just continued to grin as she stood up and walked to her own table.
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âCatherine guess what!â Elizabeth called out as the four kids came home from school.
Mary immediately smacked the back of her sisterâs head, preparing for the lecture she was about to get.
Catherine met the children, confused as to why Elizabeth had called her.
âWhat is it Lizzie?â She asked expectantly, looking to each child in search of evidence of trouble.
Mary was terrified but she kept her composure, ready for her sister to expose her.
âI just wanted to tell you that today we learned about you in history class.â Lizzie smirked, glancing at Mary who glared back at her.
Catherine looked surprised, but not suspicious. âTell me more.â She prompted Elizabeth.
Elizabeth walked with Catherine back to the living room, explaining her history lesson. Mary stayed behind, reviving from her mini heart attack.
The rest of the afternoon went the same. Lizzie would tease Mary, almost telling Catherine, but never would. Finally, Mary had had enough and decided to just rip the bandage off. At dinner. With everyone. Surely that would keep her mom calm.
âI have a date on Friday.â Mary suddenly announced, drawing all attention to her. Elizabethâs jaw dropped, she didnât think Mary would actually do it.
Catherine didnât seem to react. âOh yeah? Whoâs the lucky girl?â
Mary swallowed thickly and looked up to the ceiling. âHis name is Patrick.â
Catherine dropped her fork and looked up. âA boy?â She asked, her voice rising in pitch. See, in most families you would have difficulty with telling parents about same-sex attraction, but in this one it was much harder to be a girl attracted to a boy.
âYou canât see him.â Catherine demanded. âYou cannot see a boy. You know what boys do.â
âHeâs not like that.â Mary quickly defended the absent boy. âHeâs actually kinda sweet.â
âAnd like super popular and heâs got great hair.â Elizabeth added. âI actually like him.â
Catherine shook her head. âNo, I wonât allow it.â She told her daughter with conviction. âBoys are nothing but tricksters and I wonât let my baby be hurt by one.â
âIâm not you mom!â Mary shouted, exasperated. âAnd heâs not Henry!â
âHow dare you speak that name.â Catherine chastised, standing from her chair. Mary stood as well, challenging her mother.
âHenry.â She said out of spite. âHenry Tudor. My father. Scum of the Earth. I will say what I like. Iâm not afraid of him. And Patrick is the exact opposite.â
Catherine clenched her jaw. âYou are not going out with this guy.â
âYes I am.â Mary spoke with finality, storming off to her room.
The rest of the queens and the kids remained silent, unsure of what to make of the conversation.
Jane, ever the peacemaker, was the first to speak up. âDonât you think you were a little hard on her?â
Catherine collapsed into her chair. âNo, no I wasnât. You know what a man is capable of.â
âI also have a son.â Jane said, glancing at Edward who was trying to make himself as small as possible. âWe have a son.â
âObviously I donât mean Edward.â Catherine sighed. âHe saw his father for what he was and is the exact opposite. Ed is the exception.â
âI donât know, maybe this guy will be an exception too.â Kat added in. âAnd thatâs coming from me, someone who knows all too well how awful men can be.â
âKat is right, we wonât know until we try.â Jane told her wife, grabbing Catherineâs hand. âHow about we meet the guy first and you can cast your verdict then.â
Catherine looked into her loverâs eyes, seeing the sincerity and letting it calm her anger. âFine.â She mumbled. âBut if he is off in anyway, Iâm pulling the plug.â
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An hour later, there was a knock on Maryâs door. Thinking it was Elizabeth trying to get into their shared room, Mary ignored it. Then the knock came again.
âGo away Bo!â Mary called out from her bed.
âItâs your mother.â Catherine told her from the other side, this time without a knock.
After a moment of hesitation, Mary sat up. âItâs open!â
Catherine came into the room, making sure to shut the door before she crossed the room and sat on Maryâs bed.
The mother and daughter sat in silence for a few seconds, Mary trying to figure out what else Catherine had to say and Catherine trying to figure out what to say.
âIâm sorry.â Thatâs what Catherine settled on and what she started with.
Mary was taken aback, but accepted the apology and urged Catherine to continue.
âI got scared. My experience and the experience of your other mother and your aunts with men has beenâŚless than stellar. Hell, even your sister has been through a lot at the hands of men. I am terrified that you, my baby girl will fall into a similar trap.â
Mary felt her anger towards Catherineâs outburst fade away now that she understood the legitimate reason why she had been angry.
âMama, I am so sorry about what you and the others went through, I am. And I am no stranger to mistreatment at the hands of a man, maybe just not to the same degree.â Mary told her mother softly. âBut I would never, ever consider dating a man that I thought might do those things to someone.â
âI trust your judgment, but I cannot get passed my fear.â Catherine admitted to the teenager. âLet me meet him before the date, it will ease my worries.â
Mary nodded. âThatâs understandable. Iâm sorry I made you worry mama. I love you.â
Catherine pulled her daughter in for a hug. âI love you too sweet girl.â
Turns out Catherine loved Patrick. Unfortunately the couple did not last past two years, but the fact that it had happened eased the worries of not only Catherine, but all of the queens.










