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Lennox set Stella down in the shop as they walked in, the little one always with him any more. “Hey Mar.” He smiled at the woman as Stella went to go give her a hug. It was weird to think it was fathers day and he was a father. So instead of bringing more attention to the day then Lissa already had, he decided to bring Stella with him to work. Maybe do some designs, mostly see Marnie. 

Lennox grinned at Marnie as they came back to his place after being at her families for the first night of Hanukkah. Stella excitedly re-explaining the drediel game to them both. “Hey Stel’s, go get your pjs on real quick.” 

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Tony was sat at Lennoxs booth, he was on hour three of his latest tattoo. The two chatting as he worked. He’d done one other piece for the man in his chair, a few years back doing the angel on his thigh. This time around he was adding a cosmos to his upper shoulder. 

“Man, I want to take my girls to go see that new Christopher Robin movie. Has Stella  convinced you to take her to pooh bear yet?” Tony asked as Lennox worked, his eyes staying focused on his work as they spoke. 

“My girlfriend and I went to see it the other night. Wanted to make sure it was kid friendly. She had read some reviews and didn’t want me taking Stels if it was over her age limit.” Lennox explained with a fond smile and chuckle. It had actually been a small but funny argument between the pair one night after he’d put his daughter to bed. “We are going to take Stels or let my sister take her sometime this weekend.”

Lennox finally gave up and put Estelle down. The little girl had been wiggling for freedom since they had gotten there. “Hey, wow wait!” He took off after her as she sprinted toward someone ahead of them. “Lissa catch her up!” He called, figuring the baby girl had spotted her favorite aunt before he had. “Marmar!” Stella shouted over her daddies voice as she grabbed to the womans top and tugged for attention. Lennox slowed. “Well damn, Lissa’s going to  be jealous you got such a greeting.” He joked as he came up.