Barnaby's POV

Tonight, all the heroes gathered to congratulate Kotetsu and I on our engagement. It's nice to see Kotetsu actually dressed up for an occasion that didn't involve the school. Though him holding onto my waist all night is getting a bit tiresome. He just doesn't seem to want to let me go. There were cameras for Hero TV at gathering two as we were to finally announce, officially, our relationship and child. We were to become the faces LGBT heroes who are discriminated against and being a first league and former first league hero, Agnes is hoping we make a big impact on the community. "You okay Bunny?" I snapped out of my thoughts as Kotestu's grip tightened on my waist.  "You're not worried about Kyle, are you? I told you, mom will be fine looking after him."

It's my first night away from my only son, of course I am going to worry. In addition to the party we were also staying the evening in a hotel room provided by the company. I'm excited by it means I don't get my goodnight kiss off my baby boy. "I'm sure your mom is fine," I assured him. "It's just different."

"It's good for Kyle too," Kotestu advised. "He can learn to fall asleep when we're not there. Believe me when it comes to his first day of school you'll be thankful that he's not clinging onto your leg begging not to go."

I laughed at the thought. He's right, I should take this time and relax. With that said, I need some more wine. I went to go over to the table myself only to have Kotetsu follow me. I'm not even concerned at this point. My smile dropped when I noticed Miss Chic, dressed in formal wear and in her mask at the table. "Oh, Barnaby," She gasped before placing down her glass and reaching out a hand. "It's so good to see you well. Congratulations on everything."

I took her hand with a smile. While I have been away Miss Chic has been covering the hero department and rumour has it she will before a full-time hero within the next few months in preparation for the next season.  "Thank you for covering me these past few months," I said. "I hope we get to work with each other soon."

"Like wise," She smiled before being pulled away by Origami for some photos.

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After the evening came to an end Kotetsu and I ended up back in our hotel, with Kotetsu being more then slightly tipsy. "I love you my little Bunny," He cooed as I laid him down onto the king size bed. I sighed as I managed to take off his shoes before my own. Who needs a baby around when you have a drunk soon to be husband around? I gasped as he grabbed my arm, pulling me into his chest. I let our soft purrs as he stroked behind the back of my ears. He must think I'm a real bunny. "You know, I was thinking -"

I looked up at him and he somehow seemed more serious than a few moments ago. I sighed moving a couple of bangs out of his eyes. "Yes old man," I laughed.

"What if we just lived normal lives, together?" I sighed, knowing what he meant. It did come up in discussion when he proposed, the idea of me potentially leaving hero work for good. But then would I be a stay at home parent or maybe I would find another job?  "I mean, I want to have as much time with our children as possible."

"Children?" I repeated. "Kotetsu we only have one child together."

"But I want more!" He whined with a slur causing me to blush. "I want a lot of little bunnies and mini tigers! I want Kaede to have a big family with lots of love."

"Old man," I moaned. "You're talking crazy."

"Am I?" He laughed stroking my ear again.

I thought about it for a moment before placing my head on his chest. "Well, I do have my degree in robotics," I chuckled little. "And for Kyle to have a sibling closer to his age would be more appropriate, not that Kaede wouldn't, and she is, a wonderful big sister. Well perhaps I shou-"

I smiled, not able to finish my sentence as I looked up noticing my old man asleep. I crawled off him, taking off his jacked before throwing the covers over his body. I undressed myself down to my boxers and climbing into the other side of the bed. I lay on my side just staring at Kotetsu for a while. Perhaps another baby isn't a bad idea. As long as it's with him.