Description: Chibs old lady is also Happy's twin sister, and they all have to go play the supportive roles of Aunts and Uncles when the daughter of the youngest Lowman sibling has a dance recital.

"What a doll," Venus said as I walked up to her. I did a dramatic twirl and giggled as she clapped.

"Hello my love," I said, hugging her tightly. "Looking good as usual."

"Not nearly as good as you," she said. "Where you off to looking this hot?"

"Chibs and I are off to play supportive aunt and uncle," I said. "My niece has a dance recital."

"They just put everyone into lockdown," she said.

I rolled my eyes at that. "Chibs called. We're stilling going, but now Uncle Happy is tagging along too."

"Well, you better not keep your man waiting," she said, motioning to Chibs and Happy. I walked over as they were headed to their bikes.

"My baby brother," I said dramatically as I approached.

"Two minutes," Happy snapped. I smiled innocently as Chibs reached his hand out to find mine.

"You look lovely," Chibs said. I smiled at him.

"Why thank you," I said. He nodded and kissed my temple as we reached their bikes.

"What's the deal for after this?" I asked.

"We come back. Baby sis and the niece in tow," Happy said. I nodded and looked at Chibs.

"What is it this time?"

"Nothing major love," he said. I nodded and he kissed my lips quickly. "Promise."

I sighed before speaking up. "You say nothing major like we don't have to go into lockdown."

"Just a few nights," he said. I agreed and took the helmet he offered me as he got into his bike. I slid on behind him and we pulled out of the lot, heading towards the school.

When he parked the bike, I relaxed a little and stepped off.

"If it isn't my two favorite twins," my younger sister said.

"We're your only twins," I said as I started walking beside her.

"For now," she said. I rolled my eyes at her.

"Not anytime soon," I said.

"You'd be such a good mom," she said.

"She's got a point lass," Chibs said as his arms snaked around my waist.

"I don't think you want to discuss our sex life in front of my dear twin brother," I said.

Happy had his usual hard glare set on his face.

"Yeah, I'm gonna chose life," Chibs said, earning a chuckle from everyone, even Happy. We headed inside, the presence of the two bikers intimidating everyone from wanting to talk to us.

The principal of the school walked up to us. We were seated in the back and the recital was set to start in about five minutes time.

"We have to ask you to remove the gang colors or to leave," the principal said.

"We're not a gang," Happy said. I was seated between him and Chibs and the two were both instantly tense.

"Hap," I said lowly.

"We're just here to support our niece," Chibs said.

"Please, take the leather off or leave," the principal said.

"The kuttes stay on," Happy said.

"Hap," Chibs said, sliding his arm out of the kutte. "This ain't the fight."

Happy slid his kutte off too and the principal walked away satisfied. The second he was gone they put the kuttes back on.

"What did you boys do?" My sister asked.

"Nothin'," Happy said. She nodded but clearly didn't believe him.

Before long the recital was over and we were waiting for my niece.

"Uncle Happy," she said, running over to us and jumping into her uncles arms.

"Hey Bug," he said. For some reason when she was born, he decided she looked like a bug and since then we've all called her Bug. Her real name is Abigail, but apparently calling her Abby is too mainstream for my dear twin.

"Did you see me?" She asked excitedly.

"You were great lass," Chibs said energetically.

I walked over to Chibs as we headed out towards the lot as a group. His hand found its way into mind, but it felt awkward, so I changed the way we were holding hands and brought my right hand up to his arm. I kissed his shoulder as we walked, closer than we probably should have given the fact that I am prone to tripping over everything.

He smiled over at me before going back to talking to Happy, who was still carrying Bug.

"You two are perfect together," my sister said as she elbowed my arm.

"Thanks," I said, smiling at my old man.