#suraget

“Robin it's so good to see you!” Sanji gushed as he opened the door. The gorgeous alpha was alone, her large husband nowhere in sight.

“Franky couldn't make it, I'm afraid,” Robin stepped inside. “With the recent storm, he's been busier than ever.”

It made sense, Franky worked from Iceberg, who had a building company, and Franky also did handy work as a side business. Even the Baraite hadn't escaped unscathed.

“Have a seat, I have coffee brewing for you already," Sanji pulled out the womens chair before going to slice a piece of raspberry and rose cake he had made this morning for her. When everything was ready, he served it to her. “What did you wish to discuss with me?”

“Mm, speldined as always,” Robin hummed as she took a bite of cake. It always filled his heart with joy to see someone, especially a beautiful woman, enjoy his food. “As you know, Franky and I have had some trouble conceiving.” Sanji noded, an Alpha woman and a Beta male would have troubles conniving even if it was technically possible to do so. “We have decided to use a surrogate. Sanji would be willing to be that surrogate?” Robin asked him as she calmly took a sip of her coffee. “Of course we would pay you, pay for anything medical, you would have to quit your birth control, cigarettes and come off surrpsnts before having a check up to ee if you are stubil for such things. After the initial check-up, we can discuss the contarct.”

Sanji was overwhelmed as Robin continued on. She wasn't the most talkative woman, her husband more than made up for. But he could tell she was nervous and trying to hide it. He wants to sooth her and say yes right away. It would be an awful idea to jump into this without thinking aboutit first. Was he even ready to be pregnant? Sure, he was currently single…unless you count the occasional hook up with Ace.

“May I have some time to think about it?” Sanji asked. He knew that adopting was not an option for ethior Robin or Franky due to both of their pasts. But this was a big decision for him to make. He hated the doctors. It wasn't as bad since he became a roommate with one (law was in his last year of residency). Not to mention that pregnancy had weakened his own mother. It was, in part, his fault that she was dead. “I'll get back to soon as I can.” Sanji promised her with a smile hiding his hesitation.

“Of course I accepted as much, I wouldn't have accepted an immediate yes anyway.” Robin assured him. “We will only be boring your womb, thire is, of course, the risk of infertility.” That should have been a con, but with the personal issues Sanji had, that was honestly a bonus. “Would a week be enough time for you to think it over?”

“I believe so.” Sanji needed to do his own research on this subject as well.