#armymom

Finally reunited with my bookahdook, when everything seems to be going wrong . I see her face and instantly know it’s going to be alright.

So this is set about 20 years into the future. Y/N is stationed overseas, and when she comes home, she plans a huge surprise for her and Sweetpea’s three boys.

I want to say thank you to all of the brave and selfless men and women that are in the military.

I got inspired when I saw this video on Facebook, and it’s the inspiration I got for one of the two surprises.

https://www.facebook.com/100009581919592/posts/2006961539633224/

Y/O/N- your oldest’s name

You usually called when you could, seeing as you were overseas, and couldn’t exactly call on a schedule. Even if it was just the voicemail, you loved hearing your husband and sons’ voice. This time though, your husband picked up.

“Sweets, it’s me,” Behind the phone you both were tearing up. If you guessed right, he just got finished taking your two youngest boys to school.

“Y/N princess, it’s so good to hear your voice,” He’d stopped in Pops so he could talk to you before he went to take care of Serpent King business.

“I’m coming home. My three years are up,”

“That’s great baby,”

“I want to surprise the boys. As long as everything goes to plan, I’ll get in Riverdale by the time the kids are eating lunch at school. I have an idea,” You explained your idea to your husband and he laughed.

“It’s a good idea. Surprise the hell out of the two younger boys,” You two had two boys that were in middle school and one that was a sophomore in high school.

“What about Y/O/N?”

“We surprise him at Pop’s. I can grab my old Waitress uniform and pretend to be his waitress,”

“I married an evil genius,”

“And then the kids can go by Toni and Cheryl tomorrow. I have to go baby, but I love you and I’ll see you soon. I’ll send you the flight details,” Your commanding officer was rounding the corner.

“I love you too and I can’t wait to see you,”

You had arrived in Riverdale, Sweets, Fangs, and Toni picking you up from the airport.

“Now off to surprise my babies,” Like that, you were speeding into town. You managed to sneak into the old middle school, and into the auditorium where your old principal was standing there with a proud smile on her wrinkled face. She was the same spitfire from when you were young. But the signs of aging were there.

“Both of your boys are at the same table. Here you go Y/N,” she handed you the mascot uniform. There was a pep rally going on later, so the boys wouldn’t think anything of it. Your husband stood in the doorway that the lunch ladies used to get back in the kitchen as you spotted your sons and made your way to them. You waved to the occasional kid, and made your way to the table your boys were sitting at. There was an empty seat across from them. So you took a seat and your older son offered his peaches by silently pushing them across the table. You shook your head, not speaking before you took the mascot head off. Once your middle son saw your chin, his eyes lit up and he was already running full speed ahead around the table, and he launched himself into your arms. By now, your youngest realized who was in the Harry the Husky uniform.

“Mom!” Your middle son was already clinging onto you for dear life and your youngest was following his older brother’s example.

“Hi guys. I missed you so much,” your husband made his way out of the shadows, videotaping the entire thing. You felt your boys tears on both of your shoulders. Your own tears hitting their heads. You looked up at Sweetpea, unable to speak.

Now it came time to surprise your oldest son. He usually went to Pops after school to hang out with his two best friends, Fangs’ daughter and the son that Cheryl and Toni adopted. For this to work, you showed up with Sweets at pops half hour before school let out.

“Hey pop,” Pop Tate loved you like a daughter. Hell, he was the one to give you to Sweetpea at your wedding.

“Oh my god!” He pulled you in for a bone crushing hug. Once he let you go, you explained your plan to him.

“Here you go,” he handed you the old uniform. The uniforms hadn’t changed, so your oldest wouldn’t think anything of it.

“Here they come,” Pop told you and you ran in the back.

“In the kitchen at Pops. I think that’s where this one was made,” Sweets pulled you in front of him, kissing your neck.

“Later,” you mumbled and Pop signaled you to come out. You waited until you were right in front of your son who was paying attention to the conversation with his friends to notice who his waitress was. That is, until you spoke.

“Welcome to Pop’s Chock-lit ship,” Immediately, he spun around and tackled you in a hug.

“Mama,” you felt the tears on your neck where your son had his face nuzzled into.

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