#mom!reader

To make matters worse, the man will try to insist he should treat the kid for whatever ails them when it's serious enough to involve an Emergency Room visit.

He has to be reminded by his coworkers that he can not give his kid stitches nor can he look over any medication orders for their abnormally sky high fever. It's a conflict of interest.

He's restless as hell being forced to stand by and watch as Dr. Shen or Dr. Ellis looks over his kids or Dr. Robby if it's a day shift thing. Jack is adamant that residents aren't touching his kid...not unless they are his residents damn it...Like he'll let Nazely look at his babies, but that is because she's his resident and he trusts he taught her well.

But if it's any other resident in the hospital he's grouchy af about it. He's a backseat doctor if anyone unfamiliar is looking over his kid to the point that Reader has to tell her husband to stop being a jackass and let everyone work.

If it's not serious enough to require a hospital visit he's still a nervous wreck. He's been known to squeeze himself into his kid's toddler bed even if it is a pain in the ass to get up and down with his crutches.

He's parked in his recliner with juice, a puke bowl, and the remote to the tv which he will switch to whatever his kid wants to watch...within reason. They aren't watching the Exorcist even if his teen son insists it would be funny given his sister is spewing puke just like that possessed Reagan character.

Jack Abbot is cuddling his teenagers too...he doesn't care if they're too old and they think dad's clingy and annoying.

He doesn't like "his people" being sick or hurt.

It is a reminder that Jack Abbot cannot control everything despite his medical knowledge, despite what he's survived.

He feels helpless and he hates it.

The hospital room was cold and sterile. You sat on the hospital bed, terrified and in pain. Labor was not fun or anything that you would recommend to anyone. It was certainly not anything you would recommend to a sophomore in college.

You had called Rafe twice while on the way to the hospital, but he never answered. He knew that the baby was due any day, and he had been distant for the last few weeks. Always checking in on you, and the baby, but never asking much more than if the baby was still healthy or needed anything.

You labored for six hours. Pushed for another two.

At 3:33 AM on January 10th, Julian Miles Cameron was born to a loving mother and an equally loving father, when his father was present.

I hope yall liked this! Rafe meeting Julian next? Also do yall like the divider? I think it’s so cute. It’s from @diviniyae !

A little snippet maybe?🤭 lmk if you want to hear more

The positive test came at the worst time imaginable. It was finals week, you had 3 projects due within the same two days, and you had to study for two more exams. Originally, you thought you missed your period because of the stress, so you didn't mention it. But then, you started getting sick. Again, stress, right? Your brain wouldn't let you rest, so you had to take a test to see. Once you took it and it came back negative, then you wouldn't have to worry about that anymore. One less thing to stress about. However, it wasn't negative. It was positive. You took three more. All 'pregnant'.

this is giving me ideas for dad!rafe but they had their baby in college🤭 lmk what yall think

clanhead!gojo satoru x ex-wife reader

a/n: hello anon!! thank you so much for your ask<3 basically a part 2 to this!! *reminder, son's name is "satoshi"

word count: 2.1k

-content warning: noncon, kidnapping/captivity, arranged marriage, slight drinking/intoxication, mom!reader, breeding

You gazed in the mirror, sighing as you smoothed the ruffles of your dress with your hands. It was odd to see yourself in the traditional dress again. Quickly, you washed your hands before preparing yourself to go back out there.

Today was your son’s sixth birthday. Naturally, Satoru wanted to throw him another birthday extravaganza, and even invited you to attend. He insisted on it, actually, right in front of Satoshi at drop-off. It was difficult to say no as much as you wanted to.

So here you were, back at the Gojo estate.

He’s spent so long passively flirting with death by picking up those SWAT shifts. He’s spent so long not exactly wanting to die but knowing he wouldn’t resist if it meant joining his late wife.

As much as Jack Abbot exclaims he’s working on his demons and praising the wonders of mental health care, he’s still a widowed disabled war vet with ptsd.

So, he has spent so long knowing he really has no one to really come home to at night.

Sure he’s got old army buddies, Robby of course, his sister and his sister’s kids, a few other colleagues at PTMC who he has a friendly relationship with…but it’s not his wife, the woman he built a life with.

So if he were to lose his life working as a SWAT medic he would embrace the opportunity to join his wife in the afterlife.

That is until he meets his sweet pretty neighbor and her adorable son and forms a lovely friendship with them…

He starts skipping out on the SWAT calls in favor of hanging out with Reader and her son at the park. He can’t pick up a SWAT shift because he promised Reader’s kid he’d take him to the zoo or would come watch his soccer match.

He doesn’t want to break a promise he made to the kid and he doesn’t want to disappoint Reader.

Reader’s ex is enough of a disappointment and Jack realizes he’s become a male role model for the Reader’s son…and he’s grown rather fond of Reader.

When he and Reader finally admit their friendship has surpassed friendship and has grown into something romantic then Abbot completely abandons the SWAT crew.

He turns in his uniform and hands in his resignation with a swift apology and the assurance he’ll miss the SWAT Crew.

He just can’t risk his life…he feels sick at the thought of embracing death now…embracing death means taking a father from Reader’s son and taking a partner from Reader. He can’t let her know how it feels to lose the one you love to death…not if he can help it.

He cuts back on taking extra shifts at PTMC. He starts requesting alternating shifts from time to time…he wants to eat dinner with Reader and her son.

The allure of taking shifts and keeping busy at all times loses its charm.

Spending time at the park with Reader and her son feeding the ducks sounds way nicer than picking up a shift on his day off.

Going to watch his stepson play soccer or taking Reader out on a romantic dinner date is far more appealing than any extra shift or any SWAT job he could pick up.

Brett who feels ridiculous for having such a massive crush on his neighbor certain he’s too old for her but she brought him a plate of cookies when he first moved in damn it and they were the best cookies he’d had in years.

Brett who forms a polite neighborly friendship with Reader helping her with a busted lawnmower and a few loose shingles on her house

Brett who feels a sense of closeness to reader when he finds out through small talk that she is a widow. Her husband died when she was six months pregnant with her daughter

Brett who bonds with Reader given the fact that he is a widower and has a daughter as well never mind the fact that his daughter is grown

Brett who bonds with Reader’s daughter over drawing on the sidewalk with chalk and a love for cats.

Brett who is unaware that Reader is crushing on him as hard as he’s crushing on her

Reader who has not dated since her late husband and honestly never thought she’d meet a man who could even come close in comparison to her late husband

Brett is a catch; funny, strong, sweet, intelligent, hardworking, and handsome. She tells herself he couldn’t possibly want her as she’s heard most guys claim single moms aren’t sought out in the dating pool

Brett who goes to reader after a horrible work day where all he can smell is smoke and burning and he feels his lungs burn and his body scream with exhaustion

Reader and Brett who kiss when reader is just trying to provide Brett with comfort after his day

Reader and Brett who are so awkward after they kiss talking over the other apologizing and promptly realizing they both really did want to kiss the other

Brett and Reader who decide to give dating a shot

Brett who romances Reader hard; flowers, pulled out chairs and open doors, romantic dinners, slow dancing

Reader and Brett who understand losing a spouse and the complexity of the emotions tied to dating after the loss

Brett and Reader who are patient and supportive of one another’s grief never showing jealousy or resentment toward one another concerning any love they feel for their late spouses

Brett who is amazing with Reader’s daughter. He colors with her and gets her to help him in the garden teaching her about plants. He plays with the cats with her. He’s proud when she parrots every single thing he’s ever told her about fire safety. He makes her fancy grilled cheeses which is just a grilled cheese with a bunch of different kinds of cheese. He helps her with a science fair project when she’s in the second grade about the science of fire.

Brett who is anxious to introduce his daughter to reader and her daughter worried his daughter will view it as Brett seeking out some sort of second chance at a repeat of his family with his late wife and reader’s daughter as a second shot to be the dad he maybe failed to be at times with his own daughter

Brett who is so relieved when his own daughter gets on so well with Reader and her child. Brett who has worked so hard to repair his relationship with his daughter and is relieved she can see that her father has attended therapy and worked really hard to be the man she needs him to be

Brett who builds a swingset for Reader’s daughter for her birthday

Brett who takes Reader on a romantic weekend getaway where she can spend her time being pampered and not be in mom mode even though he adores her in mom mode

Brett who visits the cemetery with Reader and gazes at her late husband’s tombstone making silent promises he will appreciate reader and her daughter and be a good man to them both

Brett who at times wonders if his late wife and reader’s late husband are staring down at them orchestrating their meeting given how well matched they are and how much they have given one another a sense of comfort and hope

Brett who totally started secretly looking at engagement rings probably way too early in the relationship

Brett who takes reader and her daughter camping

Brett who uses his strength to lift reader up way too often because it makes her giggle

Brett who preens when people compliment his sweet family

Brett who loves showing off reader and her daughter at every single firehouse family event

Reader who has taken to being a fire chief’s girlfriend baking cookies for the firehouse and convincing Brett to set up a Christmas tree at the firehouse during the holidays

Brett who tearfully proposed to Reader full on crying tears of joy when she said yes

Brett who admits he would have another child at his age when reader admits she wants at least one more kid…her daughter is perfection he insists so they should give her at least one sibling

Brett who gets teary when reader’s daughter calls him dad the first time and soothes Reader’s anxiety by reassuring her that he’s thankful to be seen as her daughter’s dad. He knows he’s never going to replace her biological father nor would he ever want to erase him. He wants to keep reader’s husbands memory alive for their daughter. He is delighted to be the father his stepdaughter needs and appreciates and accepts that she does see him as the only dad she’s ever known.

Brett who shows reader that she was so wrong to ever think that her being someone’s mom makes her undesirable

Brett who loves his girls and will call his own daughter, reader’s daughter, and reader his “best girls” and his “favorite girls”

Brett who showers reader with affection and compliments

Brett who convinced Reader to move into a place with him and worked hard to find a place that would be perfect for their little family

She’s provided fresh fruits and high vitamin smoothies nothing but the best nutrition for his heir.

She’s provided her own personal maid to be at her bedside waiting every morning with a cup of decaf hot tea and a copy of her favorite magazine or newspaper.

She is given a Michelin starred personal chef to prepare whatever she’s craving. She wants homemade vanilla ice cream with fresh peaches he’s on it. She craves the fluffiest egg salad sandwich at three am he’s prepping the eggs.

Reader has the finest silk gowns perfect for accommodating her expanding belly. The fine fabric is soft and light on her skin.

Titus pays a masseuse to give her foot massages and makes sure she can get pedicures and waxes to maintain the usual sense of self care she maintains prior to pregnancy.

She leisurely floats in the heated pool at Titus’ chunk of the estate because the floating is relaxing on her aching body.

She strolls around the estate with her anxious maid close behind because light exercise is good for her and the baby but Titus will lose it if she overextended herself

Titus hires the best doctors to make house calls at all hours of the day and night

Reader is doted on by her husband. He will stop meetings if she enters the room because she is feeling hormonal and weepy

He’s been known to take important council meetings in the comfort of one of the living areas forcing everyone to stand aside while he holds his needy wife in his arms on the sofa.

He throws a massive ball to celebrate the announcement of his impending heir. Who needs a baby shower when you can force other elite families to show up and show some appreciation and respect for the Danforth heir. The Danforths are an old and respected family after all and another member of the family is a reason to celebrate.

When she gets cabin fever Titus will relent and take her out for a day at the Danforth Country club, eating brunch and sitting by trying to pretend he’s not bored out of his mind while she gossips with other affluent council wives. He does maybe find a bit of smug amusement in how the staff fawns over a pregnant Mrs. Danforth.

Titus finds peace in the quiet moments of her pregnancy: resting a hand on her belly at night while they sleep, resting his head against the baby bump when he’s exhausted and wants to be close to his heir, feeling the gentle flutter of movement of his heir within her womb and the strong kicks.

Titus who takes his wife to whatever high dollar boutique she wants to buy little baby socks and overpriced wooden blocks.

Titus who has his staff set up the expensive crib and changing table and makes them set up baby seats in each of Titus’s vehicles.

Titus who shocks reader by baby proofing the Danforth estate it’s a great ordeal placing daggers and other sharp items out of infant reach.