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Normal. A word I never thought I would ever use. Normal? We were finally a normal family. Things had changed so much in my quaint little flat above my bar. He was home, he had been for a long while now. It's been a year and a half since that day in the church. A year and a half since he came home and normal set in. At first it wasn't even close to being normal. For the first few months things were awkward but time changes things for the better in our case. I smiled as he entered the bar, home from a long day of deliveries. 'Hi, I've left food on the counter for you' I smiled at him continuing to wipe down the bar. 'Thanks' he nods walking

Chapter Fifteen Furry Help Tifa found herself drumming her fingers as she stared at the phone willing it to ring with some news. News on her daughter, her best girl friend Aerith and the missing horse Shannon. Yet nothing for two days since they had been broadcast live across Gaia even with reruns and reminders on the news to get in touch with the Edge Midgar police if anybody had any news at all. It was false hope that was willing the phone to ring, Tifa knew deep down in her heart where her daughter was well was wasn’t the right word who had taken her was the right phasing she should of used. Hojo she knew it was him and the stupid

A Dragon Slayer's Baby It was actually a month after the wedding that the secret of the baby came out to the rest of the guild, Lucy had started to showing around the wedding time but it wasn't as noticeable back then as it was a month later. The guild had gone wild, Erza at first was fuming that Natsu could of done something like that to the stellar mage but she soon settled down as the thought of being an Aunt to be the baby crossed her mind and she quickly let it go. Mira had been pestering Lucy with what she would need for the baby and for the first week the news broke, she was also trying to find out what the sex of the baby, that was

Normal. A word I never thought I would ever use. Normal? We were finally a normal family. Things had changed so much in my quaint little flat above my bar. He was home, he had been for a long while now. It's been a year and a half since that day in the church. A year and a half since he came home and normal set in. At first it wasn't even close to being normal. For the first few months things were awkward but time changes things for the better in our case. I smiled as he entered the bar, home from a long day of deliveries. 'Hi, I've left food on the counter for you' I smiled at him continuing to wipe down the bar. 'Thanks' he nods walking