Hunk groaned as he layed in bed. He wasn't sure what time it was, but he knew it definitely wasn't time to get up. The baby girl in his belly said otherwise as she kicked. Hunk groaned again and sighed.

"Ok. We'll go get something to eat."

The baby kicked a few times, almost like she was saying she was happy. Hunk smiled and rubbed his belly before getting up out of bed and heading out of the room. It seemed to be around midnight, so everyone else in the castle was still asleep. The halls were dark and his footsteps echoed as Hunk walked down towards the kitchen. Once there, Hunk got a large bowl and went to the food goo machine.

"Alright, Ava. Let's get you fed."

Hunk tried the nozzle of the food goo machine, but whined in disappointment when nothing came out. "Hey. Why aren't you working? Please come out, food goo."

Hunk tried the nozzle again and again and again, but always got the same result...nothing. Hunk growled in annoyance and put the nozzle back. He grunted as he felt a hard kick to his ribs. He sighed as he sat down and rubbed his belly.

"I'm sorry, baby girl. Daddy tried to get you something to eat, but it seems like the machine doesn't want to work. Please forgive me."

Ava kicked around in Hunk's belly for a bit before settling down. Hunk poked his belly softly and then got up. He yawned and headed towards the door. He almost ran into Pidge on the way out.

"Oh, Pidge. Hey. What are you doing up?"

Pidge smiled as she saw Hunk. "Hey, Hunk. I couldn't sleep, so I decided to go to the hangar to work on some things with my lion. I saw the light from the kitchen though and came to see and I found you. What are you doing up? Shouldn't you be resting?"

Hunk nodded as he yawned. "I know, but Ava started kicking, so I got up to get some food. The stupid machine is broken though. Nothing was coming out."

Pidge nodded and looked over at the food machine. "Not working, huh? Let me see what I can do."

The Green Paladin went over to the food machine and started messing around with the controls. Hunk watched, curious about whether or not his little friend would fix the machine. After a little while, Pidge smiled.

"There. I think I fixed it. Try it out now."

Hunk looked at Pidge and then looked at the machined before getting up. He went over and grabbed the nozzle. He took a breath before pressing on the nozzle. To his delight, green food goo came out.

"You did it, Pidge!!! You fixed it!!! Thank you."

Pidge smiled and hugged Hunk's belly. "Anything for you, Hunk. Auntie Pidge is always here to help you."

Hunk smiled as he felt his baby kick once under Pidge's touch. "Ava agrees. Now, time to feed the beast. Night, Pidge."

"Night, Hunk."

Pidge waved goodbye to her yellow friend and left to go see her lion. Hunk started eating happily, glad the machine was fixed.