Family Outing!

[redcinemareel]

Character(s): Mom (Grell), Dad (Marco), and their son (Toby)

Location: The Quad

Rating: G to PG. Surprised, too?

Open/Closed/Finished: Closed

Summary: Family fun times AHOY!



Everything was...well, near perfect. Red blanket, red plates and cutlery, and his little potted plant that began to sprout a bit. There were mostly junk food like cookies and small cupcakes, but Grell made sure to include a salad. It looked decent...and possibly edible. Grell wasn't so sure about the cookies and cupcakes though. He followed the recipe exactly, so it had to turn out good, right?

BUT! No doubt that his lemonade, hand made, mind you, would be fabulous! He was an expert at making something digestible. Now all he had to do was water the plant and wait for the other two to arrive.

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[redcinemareel]

"Because, wedding cakes are beautiful, Toby, just like myself." Grell grinned, averting any other implications that of course he'd want to get married. Why wouldn't he?

But it meant nothing if Marco didn't feel the same, so it was best to skirt around the truth. Not like wedding cakes weren't beautiful!

[fierybluebird]

"Well you know," Marco kept his face even, "Someday. When Grell works up to it, eh?" He couldn't exactly bring Grell home to meet his family, but he wasn't sure he could get married without finding SOME way of telling them. Even if his Pops was dead now. "You are right about the beauty factor at least," Marco flashed a grin at the red-head. "Delicious too," he muttered.

[redcinemareel]

Grell was pretty sure he was up to it, but he was always the hasty type. With the life he had, where he had nothing and no one to tie him down in his original world, each day was made with haste. Always now since there was no reason to wait.

He snickered at how delicious he could be. It must be nice to be so naive, eh Toby?

"Thank you, dearest."

[heartcorrupt.livejournal.com]

Ignorance is bliss, especially with this boy. He just tilted his head, confusedly looking between the two of them before going for something more to eat. Grown-ups were so weird about things.