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In your garden, planting his SEEDS.
Who: Other Father [
other_father ] & Jack Ryan [
kindly_done ]
Where: The Gardens
When: Tomorrow afternoon
Rating: E for Everyone?
Summary: Jack and the Other Father have FATHERSONBONDINGTIME... At least, sorta?
the Story:
That day was sunny, just like the day before and the day before that- but Other Father didn't care, he preferred it to the snow; it wasn't that he didn't like the snow (he loved it in fact,) it was just that flowers didn't like the snow and they wouldn't grow! And all winter he had wanted to test out his new (and treasured) gardening set that his dear daughter, Coraline had brought him.
Yes, the day was sunny and the Other Father was brightly kneeling in a patch of mud in the gardens, dressed in a white shirt, a small tie-cravat under the collar, his black trousers and- gasp! regular shoes (albeit in orange) on his feet (he had figured that it was a lot easier to get dirtier here, see, the reason he lacked his usual dressing gown aswell.) He had planted many seeds so far, daffodils and poppies and some seeds that apparently planted flowers in all colours of the rainbow- at the same time in some cases- that he had acquired in the market. However, even through the hard work and concentration he was putting into his gardening, he'd easily be able to sense a 'kidlet' around.
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Where: The Gardens
When: Tomorrow afternoon
Rating: E for Everyone?
Summary: Jack and the Other Father have FATHERSONBONDINGTIME... At least, sorta?
the Story:
That day was sunny, just like the day before and the day before that- but Other Father didn't care, he preferred it to the snow; it wasn't that he didn't like the snow (he loved it in fact,) it was just that flowers didn't like the snow and they wouldn't grow! And all winter he had wanted to test out his new (and treasured) gardening set that his dear daughter, Coraline had brought him.
Yes, the day was sunny and the Other Father was brightly kneeling in a patch of mud in the gardens, dressed in a white shirt, a small tie-cravat under the collar, his black trousers and- gasp! regular shoes (albeit in orange) on his feet (he had figured that it was a lot easier to get dirtier here, see, the reason he lacked his usual dressing gown aswell.) He had planted many seeds so far, daffodils and poppies and some seeds that apparently planted flowers in all colours of the rainbow- at the same time in some cases- that he had acquired in the market. However, even through the hard work and concentration he was putting into his gardening, he'd easily be able to sense a 'kidlet' around.
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