#sqeeee

imagine early mornings with that man and everything is tranquil and quiet, coffee’s brewing, he just finished dressing up for work. You’re on the sink washing something, he comes and hugs you from the back, you greet him “goodmorning, bubba” and he kisses u on the cheek

Do we have any thoughts on this? (Sorry I’m ranting but that man drives me insane lmao)

no, no do not apologise at all, we love the thoughts!!! he drives me insane too, phew 😮‍💨 these ted talks are fantastic!

i do have thoughts. and the thoughts are, YES. absolutely we are calling bob, “Bubba”!!! give me the tranquil coffee morning with him any day now please 🥹

It’s the name you called him instead of Bob one night when you were a bit too drunk at the Hard Deck after only been dating a couple of weeks.

“Oh my god! What?” Bob couldn’t stop laughing, holding you up by your shoulder as you keeled over with laughter. “That’s it, gimme your phone.” You giggle handing it over, (Bob also totally knows your password).

“What are you doing?” You placed your hand on his chest peering over at him tapping away on your phone. “There you go. I’m now Bubba in your phone.” He said showing you the screen with a smile plastered across his face. And it stayed like that, stayed as “💞 bubba 💖” for the rest of your married life.

Omg i love you too!!!! Youre so amazing, what did i ever do to deserve you. :DDD

The holidays were a time that Shae both loved and hated. She loved the whole time of year, she just hated the family aspect that went along with it. Ever since her mother passed away when she was a child, all that magic that the time of year brought was taken away. Her father remarried, of course, but she had never been particularly close to the man even though his new wife and new family constantly wanted to meet her.

Even fifteen years later.

She had promised to bring Eric home to meet him, as the two were getting rather serious and somehow Shae had avoided this very situation for going on four years now. She had begun to think she had dodged the bullet indefinitely until he had brought it up to her. And now they were at a truck stop somewhere between Texas and Georgia.

"Ya know this is a bad idea, right?"

When her father found out that she had joined the academy, he had thrown a fit. His daughter wasn't good enough for the ranks. Then again, he never really told her she was good at much of anything, so it wasn't really a surprise. Her old man had been firmly against the service as well, which would prove to be interesting since Eric had served and seen war.