“Why Is There a Random Organ on the Table?” — Found Family Chaos
Which, honestly, should’ve tipped everyone off.
Barefoot. Slightly hunched. Definitely not supposed to be out of bed.
He set it down right in the middle of the table like it belonged there.
Kai leaned forward first—then immediately recoiled, dragging his chair back.
“Yeah, absolutely not. What is that? And weren’t you on strict bed rest?”
Rowan blinked slowly, like his brain needed a second to catch up.
Heavy. Confused. Slightly horrified silence.
Eli looked up from his drink.
“You got sick last month. Really bad. I felt bad. So—spleen.”
Mason slowly turned to Kai.
“You were just… missing an organ? And didn’t think to tell anyone?”
“It slipped my mind! I’ve had a lot going on! Also—how did you even find out?!”
“I check their servers sometimes. Routine.”
“And your solution was…?”
Rowan said it like it was completely normal.
“I went in and got it back. Like two hours ago.”
“What did the doctor give you?”
“Something for my ribs? I don’t remember.”
At that, Aria stood up immediately and guided Rowan into a chair.
Rowan held up three fingers.
Then gestured proudly at the jar again.
Mason dragged a hand down his face.
“Okay, so let me get this straight. You broke into a dangerous organization. While drugged. To retrieve Kai’s organ.”
Rowan looked genuinely confused.
Zane walked back in, holding a glass of water like he’d already accepted everything.
“Drink,” he said, handing it over.
Rowan immediately softened, taking it.
“Thank you,” he said warmly, ruffling Zane’s hair. “You’re so good to me. I love you so much—”
And then he started aggressively kissing his face.
“Stop—this is unnecessary—”
“…I’m calling someone responsible.”
Noah poked Rowan’s forehead.
Rowan responded with the biggest, goofiest grin imaginable.
Noah leaned back, amused.
“…Okay, but he’s kinda cute like this.”
Kai looked at the jar again.
“…I genuinely don’t know where to begin.”
Mason clapped him on the shoulder.
At the center of it all, Rowan raised his glass slightly.
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