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âI feel like Iâm twenty,â Chandler said to his friend. âIf I was one of the many twentysomethings that have a kid in this town.âÂ

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@chandler-heine
location: dyer house
âI feel like Iâm twenty,â Chandler said to his friend. âIf I was one of the many twentysomethings that have a kid in this town.âÂ
hannahcartwrightâ:
âThatâs how she shows love and if I remember correctly she learned that from you,â Hannah said poking him in the chest with a smile. âWell I am quite fortunate to have all of this family to help me out and I will keep that in mind this go around. Five kids will just be a lot for anyone to take on so yaâll might really need to divide and conquer there.â Hannah said with a small laugh, it was funny because it was true.Â
âIts all about how you use the time ya have. Multitasking is blessing. when it comes to stuff like this. I swear if I want to have any hobbies its got to be something i can share with one of them tiny monsters I gave life to.â She joked. âShe loves Reese, been begging for sisters for a while. So hopefully we get her a sister and make that happen. If it ends up being boys though she might riot. In which case I am sending her to live with her Uncle Chandler permanently. Thank you in advance for that.âÂ
âShe learned badly,â he said, making a face. âYouâre starting to sound like her, you know.â He hummed at her, craning his neck to see if the kids were coming back any time soon. As much as he loved his sister, they had a plan today, and that plan involved getting all of the children out from under her nose. It was that divide and conquering thing she meant. âI can barely task, Hannah.âÂ
Between work and the kids and trying to get enough sleep and making sure the kids didnât see Hazel when she came and went, trying to eat dinner with them every day and make breakfast and keep Sundays free, Chandler was exhausted. All the time. It was part of his life. âI think itâll be a girl. Gracie Belleâs been so good she doesnât deserve being the only girl. Iâll take her if it comes down to that, donât think I wonât. Speaking ofâ Gracie! Reese, Rafe, Tuck, letâs go. Come on.âÂ
tannercartwrightâ:
Tanner tried not to laugh too loud. If they woke up even one of the kids it could start the whole energy madness cycle all over again. âIs it sad that I donât remember what that was like at all? Soon thisâll be the happy times Iâll look back on when there werenât two cryinâ babies in the house.â He didnât want that to sound like he wasnât excited for the twins, he was, but their lives were about to seriously change. âYouâre gonna have to remind me that shows other than peppa pig and paw patrol exist, and that itâs possible to stay up past 9 pm.â
In the almost twenty years since Hannah and Tanner had gotten married, Chandler had gotten used to Tanner just being there. Tanner had always been there, a part of the family, slipping into the family photos so seamlessly no one had ever bothered to wonder of a time before Tanner.Â
Most of that time coincided with the pre-Madison years, and as much as Chandler would tease her, he didnât remember much of those years, either. âI donât remember a lot of things,â he said, lifting his arm from his forehead. âHalf the time I forget to bring milk home, and Will gets annoyed about it. Good luck getting me to remind you of anything outside of those things, except maybe baby shark.âÂ
harrisonforresterâ:
âI thought you were trying to charm me, Iâm kinda hurt now.â He smiled, watching the children stumble out and run into the house. He was amazed at how Chandler was able to balance it all. âWell, Iâm glad not everyone in the neighborhood gets one.â He nodded. âSo, howâre the kids? Your little man looks like he could be a professional player.â
âI try to only be charming in person,â Chandler said. âCanât let the nuances of the message get lost in translation.â Somewhere inside the house there was giggling, so his brother had clearly found his victim for the next tickle war. âDonât judge a book by itâs cover. Heâs terrible. Tripped over the ball three times and then his baby sister complained she could have done a better job. Two of them, talking at the same time? Itâs a headache and a half.â Still, he couldnât help but smile at the image of Rafe picking himself up and finding his fatherâs face in the crowd and laughing. Immediately. No bounceback time for that kid. âBut I donât know, itâd be less fun without both of them. Howâs yours? Howâs Layla?âÂ
nadiaxackermanâ:
âOh did they?â Her brow raised with the thought, âI swear those boys are somethinâ else. Now that youâve said it, Iâm sure itâs only a matter of time before they are out here askinâ for all the bedding now.â She laughed softly, âGone and jinxed it now.â She told him with a playful and chiding tone.Â
Nadia placed a hand over her heart, âOh, Chandler Heine. In an alley way? I never thought Iâd see the day.â She laughed, tipping her head back. âI am so proud of you.â She added for good measure, a smile settling on her face. âItâs nice to see you happy and she seems like a good fit for you if anything.â She told him, âI can see beinâ scared. Lord knows if Ricky and I ever split, dating with a kid would be hard, but youâve got yourself a good support system and an A plus babysitter if I may say so myself,â she gestured to herself, âbut you gots to take things at your own pace. You got kids to think about.âÂ
âThey have enough supplies, they donât get more.â They really did have more than they needed, especially for only the two of them. They were both starting to get taller but neither of them were tall enough to stick out of the space on the living room rug. âNo, no, no jinxing, we donât believe in that.â They really could not afford to. He could not afford to. Theyâd just take and take and take and heâd have no sheets left and then itâd be a complete hassle.Â
âI donât need your judgment, Nadia, okay,â Chandler said, laughing as he buried his head in his hands. Every time the subject came up he became a teenager again, one who didnât care about appearances and rules and what people would say or think. âIt just happened, one minute we were sitting in the bar discussing Spider-Man and Peppa Pig and then the next, she was holding my hand and thenââ he stopped. âI feel like she blindsided me. I wasnât looking for anything. Four months ago if you had told me Iâd be sitting here seriously considering a babysitter for date night, Iâd have laughed in your face. Itâs justâ thatâs the main priority. Theyâre the number one thing.â He gestured, his thumb pointing over his shoulder. âSo anyone I get attached to, I have to look at as a long-term thing. Thereâs no other option.âÂ
morgan-callawayâ:
A little startled by yet another thing to come out of Chandlerâs mouth tonight without any warning, Morgan wasnât as quick this time to be concerned or protest. She gave him a minute to finish his thought, knowing there must be more to come with it. âIâm sure Will is very pretty in his own right. Itâs not very fair to compare us like that.â She said with a little chuckle. Though it was a very sweet thing to say and like any compliment a slight blush grew on her cheeks. âDoes that being a priority really start so young?âÂ
Thankfully she just let it slide, bless Morgan, so Chandler didnât want to go rehashing his slip of the tongue. âWill is related to Rafe so that really does affect the comparison. Heâll lose the prettiness test compared to anyone. Professionally, no. In my family, I think so, yeah. Youâve met my sister and her husband right?âÂ
austin-lockhartâ:
âAw come on, Heine.â Austin said knowing full well he was never gonna get Chandler dancing. He really just came to get his friend to come out for beers but it was a funny image. âTell me ya donât want to boogie just a little.â Austin joked giving a little shake. âI mean I will if you will? He said with a wide grin, he was a big fan of the mechanical bull so he wasnât about to pass that up. âSo youâre in? My Reese Piece already in bed? No way I can get a hug out of her before we go?â
His best friend was happy and laughing. Not super uncommon, but Chandler still liked to see Austin happy. Heâd almost died once. Theyâd all thought heâd died. âIâll boogie with Hazel, you donât look like Hazel.â As he got his keys and coat, he picked up the baby monitor on the kitchen island and put it in Austinâs hand. âSheâs fast asleep. Completely out. Spent a lot of time today running around the backyard telling me she should be on Rafeâs soccer team.âÂ
hazelrollinsâ:
âUh-huh,â She sat up a little straighter in the bed, turned to face him. âAnd are you gonna get up and go make a lot of noise in the kitchen possibly wakinâ up Reese and Rafe just to make pancakes half-past midnight?â
The moment Hazel moved, Chandler wanted to walk back on the whole idea. It was warm in bed, and even if it was summer in Alabama, heâd always found the middle of the night and early mornings to be the coldest. It was psychological, the air around the bed feeling colder and more unpleasant when all he really wanted was to be wrapped under the covers again. âThey sleep through everything. I had to host game night and they slept through Joleneâs karaoke. Iâm sure itâs fine. Besides, you donât want pancakes? Like on a little tray and everything? I can make them with little smiley faces.â He rolled out of bed and grabbed a shirt from the back of the bathroom door, pulled his sweats on and then stood there, half-dressed, looking at her sitting up in his bed.Â
He could probably be happy with just this for the rest of his life. Kids asleep. Pancakes, minutes away. Hazel, right there, hair rumpled and cheeks flushed and eyes gleaming with the next witty thing she was going to say to him. âYou look really comfortable sitting there,â Chandler told her. âReally makinâ that spot your own.âÂ
ivandyerâ:
âThank you!â Finally, someone agreed with him. Chandler was a lot calmer than Ivan, a lot like Jolene, but at least he acknowledged this was out of character for Georgia. Jolene was at home, calm as ever, trying to get him to see Georgiaâs side of it, but what was there to see? She got arrested! âI know! This isnât like her at all. I donât know why they were trespassing, I donât know how long theyâve known each otherââ Ivan paused, recalling something Jolene had told him about the Strawberry Festival. âI did hear that Georgia punched a guy at the Strawberry Festival a while back, and I thought, good for her, that guy probably deserved it.â Ivan grit his teeth, a slight bounce to his knee as he continued, âIt was Joel. Jolene told me about it, said the guy was being a douche and Georgia decked him.â There was more, things Ivan didnât want to think about, nor share with Chandler.
How long since someone had validated Ivan? Jolene was very chill, the kind of person who could take a deep breath and just keep moving, heâd seen it in action. Chandler had also heard stories, a lot of them, that kind of sounded like this. In the grand scheme of things, getting arrested once in your twenties sneaking around with a boyfriend wasnât the worst thing in the world. But it was out of character enough for Ivan to worry, the same man who trusted his children and believed he and his wife raised them well enough to make good decisions. âSo she decked the guy and then ended up trespassing into a public with him? And then ended up in jail with him? Thatâs not... conventional. But at least you know sheâs not doing anything she doesnât wanna do. She did punch the guy.âÂ
mrsjolenedyerâ:
 âIt doesnât matter, Chan! You got the same score.â Jolene gave him a smirk. âI have to prove that Iâm better than you. I have a title to defend!â Even if she did win, she would still offer to have game night at the Dyerâs. It was easier to just plop into bed after a night of rambunctious fun than to go home then plop into bed. Besides, she didnât even know if she could trust Chandlerâs cooking. âAre you chicken?â She put her hands to her armpits to make wings with her arms then started bawking like a chicken.
âIâm not chicken,â Chandler said, a little too insulted at the term. That was reserved for Will telling his parents about romantic relationships or Owen trying to climb the water tower at the grand old age of 38. âIâm not chicken. I just would like some fair terms, thatâs all.âÂ
lvcaferraroâ:
âOh, yeah, âcourse. Luca Ferraro, nice to meet you.â He clapped Chandler on the shoulder with a grin. âHonestly, donât worry about it. Iâve never had to break up a date before, itâs a good story. Go on and do whatever you gotta do. I think we could still sell the broken pipe story. You know any plumbers we could call, maybe make it a little more convincing?â
âFitz Davenport,â Chandler said. âSomeone in this kitchen probably has his number. But I donât think you need to call. Iâm gonnaâ Iâm gonna go end things with my date.â By the time he got out to the dining room, though, she was gone, and a waiter had picked up his jacket and came to hand Chandler the check. He paid, quickly, stinging with embarrassment and relief, and headed back to the kitchen, where everything was as it should be. For the first time all night, he felt relaxed. He unbuttoned his collar and tried to breath deeply. âSo, thanks for that. Itâs not a usual situation. Dates just arenât my thing these days.â
coltonrollinsâ:
âI make no promises,â Colton replied with a grin as he led Chandler to into the barn, grabbing a stall fork and handing it over to his friend and taking one for himself. âAlright, fineâ if you fall on your ass, I will take that secret to my grave. Wonât tell Hazel a word. Itâll be our little secret, but you canât expect me to not laugh,â he murmured, chuckling slightly as he gestured for Chan to follow him. âCâmon. âWe gotta rake through, get all the muck outâ put it in the wheelbarrow.â He pointed to a wheelbarrow he had set up, ready for them. âThink you can handle it?âÂ
Chandler didnât like that. Make the damn promise, Colt, he wanted to say, very loudly. But heâd never choose Tannerâs side over Hannah, so he could understand. Besides this was going to be the funniest thing Hazel would ever have over him, and she deserved that. His ego could take a hit. His dignity could also take a hit. Also his knees, probably. Tailbone. Maybe heâd land on his arm oddly, that wouldnât be good for surgical purposes.Â
But people walked around on the farm all the time without completely injuring themselves, so Chandler was fairly confident heâd survive the day. Maybe the mud wasnât everywhere. âI donât believe you, but I think itâs nice that youâre trying anyway.â He looked at the wheelbarrow, focusing his attention on the things inside it. Tools, completely unfamiliar to him.Â
He could do this. He could handle a fucking scalpel, Chandler would be fine here. He took a step and then another, letting out a breath at the solid ground despite the worry of mud, and then just walked to the wheelbarrow. âIâve got no choice,â he said, grinning at Colton. âIâm here, arenât I? Teach me everything.âÂ
kylessullivanâ:
âIâm a fuckinâ bartender, not a therapist. Iâm not even beinâ paid enough to listen to all yâall squawk all day. Anyway, where do I find the fuckinâ fruit roll ups?â @frostfordstartâ
âKyle, please, there are children here,â Chandler said. He raised his eyebrows at the kids, all at the end of the aisle, looking over suspiciously. âI think Rafe is trying to convince Olive to grab something off the second shelf, do you wanna risk just seeing what happens?âÂ
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[text] I maybe made the girls another round of dresses. Gracie insisted they have matching ones. Iâm sorry youâre going to have no place for them but I canât argue with the child [text] Also Gracie would like to know if Reese can come over for sleepover fridday
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[text] Remind me to never ride the bull again. I think I threw my back out. Set up my life alert.
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