#tammy bowdrie

the prompt was “hello gorgeous, do I know you?” with koova so here u go  anon i had no idea where else to go from here i apologize for the shortness. still open for requests tho so i mean go do that thing 

He realizes that he looks ridiculous but another side of him could literally care less.  

It’s with a look of discomfort on his face that James walks down the hall, he had really went all out, and the heels on his feet fucking hurt man.

The upside is that whenever he approaches Jordan he realizes with a smirk that he is finally taller than the other man.

The halloween livescream is an event that brings many different things, among these is the wonderful Mrs. Tammy Bowdrie.

It’s not long until Jordan and the others notice “Tammy” standing in the doorway seductively, making sure that he is in the frame of the camera that is being streamed to several thousand people on the web.

The stream had been relatively quiet, that is until they saw James’ giving bedroom eyes to the camera. It wasn’t quiet after that, everyone burst into laughter, unable to take their colleague seriously.

Jordan is the first one to greet “Tammy”, his voice still coming out breathily from all of the laughter. “Hey guys, it’s Tammy Bowdrie. Everyone say hi to her.”  

James moves closer to Jordan and gives him the most flirty look he can manage.  “Hello gorgeous, do I know you?” James says to Jordan in his higher pitched voice.

Jordan breaks out in a fit of laughter again, his cheeks starting to turn a slight shade of pink.

“Better be careful, Tammy. That’s a taken man you’re going after there. He’s got a boyfriend.” Dan says.

Chip and Marshall have gone through many hard times in their life, and their luck makes it seem like it never ends. But if it’s taught them something, it’s that they should cherish all the good things they can get. At least, that’s what Tammy reminds them to do when she sneaks them sweets behind dad’s back.

Tammy’s a good example of things to cherish. Tammy was four years old when Marshall was born, and she already taking on the responsibility of making sure he was fed and bathed every day. Then Chip was born three years later and by then she was practically a natural at childcare. To her, it might have began as pretend, but it kept them alive a while. To them, Tammy was mom.

Their birth mom was busy looking for a sugar daddy to care of her while Tammy was feeding them Sugar Daddies cause the fridge was empty sometimes, and they couldn’t be anymore grateful. She always made sure they had something, even if it was something small as a bottle of water and a handful of candy she took from the school’s front desk.

Of course, more hardships come falling on their roof. Mom runs off with a store manager and dad is completely off his rockers, and Tammy isn’t sure she can stay in school anymore when she has two preteen boys at home. Guess it’s time to follow in mom’s footsteps.

It’s not like the boys will notice or say anything. So what did it matter that when Tammy started to wear a lot of makeup? What did it matter that her eyeshadow was too blue, lipstick bright red, and she started to resemble those those weird dolls in dad’s closet. What did it matter when she wore scary looking heels and adorn funky, ripped dresses when she left the house? She was old enough to do what she wanted. It’s not like dad was going to complain when she always remembers to leave a bottle of Jack in the fridge.

Sacrifices are made, small sacrifices that Tammy had no care for whatsoever, and even benefited from greatly. With the money she earns, their fridge fills up with takeout and other random food cans, and her boys grow properly as they can in their situation. Marshall becomes quite the tall fellow with a moody scowl carved in and Chip gets rounder with cute chubby smiles painted on his face like the sun drawings pinned to the wall, and she couldn’t be anymore happy than she is now.

The only downside to come is when dad kicks her boys out because they need to contribute. Be more like Tammy, he slurs out. At least she can lift some of the weight. Jokes on him. They always find their way back and Tammy is always ready to let them in with open arms. Marshall can play grumpy all he wants, but he loves her hug and so does Chip, especially when she holds one of those giant lollipops from the discount store.

Years pass in this fashion and not much really change. Chip and Marshall leave more often to find adventures as adulthood weighs heavily on them, and it’s alright. Sure, there’s the occasional gunshot wound and questionable work attire, but it’s all normal in the Bowdrie household. Sure, it’s pretty disappointing that Marshall took after dad’s drinking habits and that Chip keeps getting dehydrated easily, but it’s just one sour piece in a bowl of sugar. With dad out of the house, she can use her time to work the corners freely while looking for her own man and her brothers can work and rest all they wish to.