Got A Lil Sugar: Chapter 24
Masterlist, Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 3, Chapter 4, Chapter 5, Chapter 6, Chapter 7, Chapter 8, Chapter 9, Chapter 10, Chapter 11, Chapter 12, Chapter 13, Chapter 14, Chapter 15, Chapter 16, Chapter 17, Chapter 18, Chapter 19, Chapter 20, Chapter 21, Chapter 22, Chapter 23
Fandom: Arcane: League of Legends
Pairing: Sugar Mommies Cait & Vi x Sugar Baby Reader
Words: 4236
Synopsis: You come to a much-needed realisation about your life now; and another new face comes to town
Warnings: None
When you and Cait finally emerged from the bedroom corridor, you were blissfully following along behind Cait as she held your hand. You couldnāt control your dopey smile as Cait led you back into the living room, popped you onto the couch, and took your tea to warm back up.
The difference in your mood was definitely noticeable.
Your shoulders were no longer quite so tense; the uncertainty that had clouded your expression earlier had faded considerably, replaced by something softer and more familiar; a genuine smile spread across your cheeks, brightening your face.
The living room itself had descended into a sort of controlled chaos. Powder was sitting upside-down on the sofa across from the large one you were seated on, Ekko next to her, his arm resting over her stomach.
āYouāre back,ā Powder announced.
Cait picked up her own mug of tea, taking both of yours to the kitchen area and placing them in the microwave to heat up. āWe werenāt gone long; we were making up your room.ā
Vi smiled at you, then paused. She was clearly taking in your more relaxed expression, your at-ease posture. She glanced over to Cait, then back to you, then back to Cait.
From the kitchen, the blue-haired woman gave her Wife a small, secret wink.
Vi immediately understood, her grin widening, which she quickly hid behind her hand.
You, thankfully, missed the entire exchange. Because you were being cornered by Powder.
āOkay,ā she declared, shifting into a more upright position against her boyfriend. āNow that youāve recovered from meeting me-ā
āI wasnāt recovering,ā you denied.
āYou absolutely were.ā
Vi put in, āPowderā¦ā
āIām very overwhelming.ā
āThatās so true,ā Ekko said.
Powder gasped dramatically. āTraitor.ā
A soft laugh escaped you. The nervousness from earlier hadnāt vanished entirely, but it no longer felt overwhelming.
The penthouse suddenly felt familiar again.
The introduction had happened, the scary part was over.
And now, with the initial shock behind you, you could actually focus on getting to know Viās little sister and her boyfriend.
Powder, meanwhile, had apparently decided she already liked you. āSo, Y/N, Viās told us nothing useful about you.ā
Vi rolled her eyes.
āCome on, spill. Tell us everything. Dogs or cats? Favourite type of cheese? Favourite ancient philosopher?ā
Cait returned with your teas. Sitting down next to you on the sofa, she draped her arm around your waist, sipping her drink that was now the perfect temperature.
You took your tea from her, and inhaled slowly. āOkay⦠Here goesā¦ā
āSo, that went okayā¦ā Vi smirked, climbing into bed beside you.
You stopped scrolling on your phone, your head resting against Caitās shoulder. āYeah. Yeah, I guess it did?ā
She leant over and kissed you. āIām proud of you, baby.ā
āI went blank.ā
āOnly because you were surprised,ā she refuted, wrapping her arm around your hips under the covers. āWhen you came back, you were perfect.ā
āAfter Cait made me feel better,ā you blushed.
Vi chuckled. āTell me what she did.ā
Your cheeks flushed harder. āWell⦠You can guess.ā
āOh, I know she made our sweet girl come, but I want to know what she did.ā
You swallowed thickly. āShe used her fingers.ā
āOooh, did she?ā Vi started running her fingertips up your thigh, nudging your sleep shorts higher. āAnd that made you come?ā
āShe didnāt squirt, though,ā Cait pouted, slipping your phone out of your hands, and putting both your and her phones on the bedside table.
Vi tutted playfully. āNaughty girl. You know youāre supposed to soak our hands.ā
āShould we make her do it now, Violet?ā Cait asked, shifting next to you and starting to place kisses along your shoulder and neck.
The butch hummed. āI think our girl needs some more practice with the strap. If sheās good and makes me cum, she can have her turn. Otherwiseā¦ā
Cait chuckled. āOtherwise she doesnāt get to cum tonight? Oh, I like that.ā
You whimpered. āWait, thatās not fair. Iām still learning!ā
Vi slipped out of the bed and headed over to the toy box. Cait slipped her hand around your throat, tugging on your ear lobe with her teeth.
āWell, this will be a good motivation for you, wonāt it? Now, come on, darling; time to practice.ā
The shopping trip had been your idea, as you were finding that you desperately needed new clothes.
You had planned the afternoon with Mel a week ago, before you knew of Powderās and Ekkoās visit ā or even existence. Youād asked Cait and Vi that morning what you should do about it, as you werenāt sure what the plan was now that you had visitors.
But they had told you to go. Cait was going to work from home for the morning, just to tidy things up so she could have a few days off at such short notice, and Vi was going to take your guests out for the day until Cait was free to join them. You were welcome to tag along after your shopping spree, but the three of you knew you would most likely wait for them all to come home. You would have dinner ready for them when they did, which Cait and Vi were fine with.
Which was how you found yourself standing in the middle of a private dressing room in an expensive lingerie shop while the fitter measured you from various angles.
You glared at yourself in the mirror and sighed dramatically. āI canāt believe Iāve actually put on so much weight that I need new bras,ā you grumbled. āBras are supposed to survive anything!ā
Mel looked up from her phone. āWhat are you talking about, āso much weightā?ā She looked over your body intensely. āAngel, you donāt look any different.ā
You shook your head and cried, āTell that to everything I own! Tops, jeans, dresses... And now my bras!ā You looked down at the peach-coloured garment currently preserving your modesty. āThis was my favourite bra, Iāve had it years.ā
The assistant smiled at you cheekily. āI can tell.ā She tucked her measuring tape into her pocket. āYouāve gone up one band and two cup sizes. Iāll go get some options for you.ā
You gawked at the lady as she stepped out of the dressing room, discreetly closing the door behind her.
āA band and two cups?ā you gaped, staring down at your chest.
āYouāre not pregnant, are you?ā your friend joked.
You glared at her. āThe straps arenāt real, Mel.ā
āUnfortunately for you.ā She smirked back at you. āWhat do Cait and Vi say about your...ā her eyes trailed down to your chest, āNew offerings?ā
You frowned. āNothing, not one word! The traitors! Two cup sizes is definitely noticeable!ā
But she just chuckled. āI wouldnāt expect them to complain about their girlfriendās growing breasts and bum. You seriously expected them to criticise your body for minute changes when theyāre both helplessly in love with you? They might as well complain about their steaks being too juicy. Your ass looks fantastic, by the way.ā
āNothing fits me anymore. I liked my old clothes.ā
āYou can still wear most of your old clothes, you never really wore anything skin-tight.ā
āNot comfortably.ā
Mel placed her hand on your arm. āAngel, Iāve never seen you happier or healthier, and weāve known each other since pre-school.ā
You looked back at her face, your eyes feeling a little damp.
āYouāre healthy; youāre eating better; youāre not constantly stuck in fight-or-flight; youāre getting better rest⦠Youāre actually able to enjoy your life now. Changes to your body are perfectly normal in those circumstances. Cait and Vi know all this, and I can guarantee that they do not care. At all.ā
For a moment, neither of you spoke.
Then Mel smiled. āAnd for what itās worth, it genuinely isnāt noticeable. I had no idea until you told me.ā
You blinked away some tears. āReally?ā
āReally.ā
The frustration youād been carrying all afternoon eased. Not completely, as you still needed a lot of new clothes. But perhaps the situation wasnāt quite as catastrophic as youād been making out.
By the time you returned to the penthouse that evening, you were carrying enough shopping bags to suggest you had personally attempted to stimulate Piltoverās economy.
The afternoon with Mel had been expensive. Not outrageously expensive ā at least not by Cait's and Vi's standards ā but certainly more expensive than you were accustomed to spending on yourself in one afternoon. There were several new bras and dozens of pairs of underwear in various styles; jeans; tops; dresses and skirts; and various other items Mel had steadily piled into your arms.
The lift finally deposited you at the penthouse floor, and you made your way through the living space, shopping bags bumping gently against your legs. Your home was empty as you crossed through to the bedroom corridor, dropping off all your bags in the main bedroom.
You freshened up in the bathroom, then headed back out to start preparing a lasagne for dinner for everyone.
Soft classical music filled the kitchen when the elevator dinged from the entryway, announcing everyoneās return. Although Viās and Powderās loud and excitable voices did that first.
āY/N? Weāre home!ā Vi called.
āIn here!ā you returned, turning off the heat under the pan of meat sauce that had been slowly simmering away.
Bodies turned the corner from the entryway corridor, and the penthouse suddenly burst with life.
Something you were still getting used to.
āHi, darling,ā Cait cooed softly, coming over to you and kissing the side of your head. She wrapped her arms around you from behind. āDid you have fun with Mel?ā
You nodded, scooping out the first meat layer into the dish. āUh-huh.ā
She kissed your neck. āIām going to change into something more comfortable. Iāll be right back. Okay?ā
āYeah. Yeah.ā
Cait noticed your short answers, but didnāt address it immediately. She kissed your shoulder again, stepping away, and heading down the corridor after Powder and Ekko who were announcing that they were going to shower before dinner.
Vi hummed happily, taking her turn to approach you. āHmm, that buys us a little time. How are you, baby?ā
āGood, good,ā you said, a little distracted as you placed the dry pasta sheets onto the first layer of meat.
āSmells fantastic,ā Vi complimented, wrapping her arms around you from behind. āI donāt mean the food, sweetheart,ā she chuckled in your ear.
You smiled softly, your mood lifting little by little. āWhat did you all get up to?ā
Vi started regaling you with the tails of their day and everything they did together. At one point you gave her a small mouthful of grated cheese as you sprinkled some on the layer of cheese sauce, earning a happy moan and a soft squeeze of your waist.
āCheese tax,ā she joked.
Cait came back down the corridor, changed into a soft pyjama set, her makeup removed. āDid you buy the entire shopping centre, darling?ā she teased.
You grumbled as you started on the next meat layer. āNo. Just a lot of it.ā
They both chuckled light-heartedly as Cait started making a pitcher of fruity cocktails for everyone.
āYouāre both traitors, you know.ā
Your comment made them both freeze.
Cait stepped closer, the empty pitcher still in her hand. āDarling, what do you mean?ā
āIāve gained so much weight, and neither of you said a single word to me about it,ā you pouted. āThe bra-fitter said Iāve gone up two cups! You just let me walk around like⦠Like some pregnant elephant, and didnāt point out once how chubby I am now!ā
To your horror, Vi started laughing. Not mockingly, or cruelly; just genuinely amused. Beside you both, Caitās composure didnāt fare much better as she resumed making the drinks.
You looked between them. āWhy are you both finding this funny? Iāve gone up a whole dress size! And my bras donāt fit now!ā
Cait recovered first. āBecause there wasnāt anything to say, my love.ā
You stared back, hand frozen in the bag of grated cheese.
Viās voice was soft in your ear. āBecause bodies change.ā
Her answer was so simple.
Cait nodded, pouring some alcohol into the pitcher. āYouāve been eating regularly, and sleeping properly. Youāre in a healthy routine; youāre not under as much stress as you were a year agoā¦ā She shrugged lightly. āA small amount of weight gain isnāt particularly remarkable.ā
Vi nodded in agreement. āHonestly, I barely noticed.ā
The statement earned a look of betrayal.
āYou ābarelyā noticed?ā you demanded.
Vi immediately realised her mistake. āNo, no-ā
āMeaning you did notice.ā
She squeezed you a little. āI mean, I noticed your tits bounce a little more when we fuck you, and your ass has a little more jiggle when we spank it-ā
āVi!ā
āI noticed you looked happy.ā
You paused.
Vi shrugged, resting her chin on your shoulder. āI noticed you have more energy. And I noticed you smile a lot more now.ā
Your eyes became wet for the second time that day. You sniffled a little, lifting your chin. āOkay, youāre both forgiven.ā
That only made them laugh harder, but you let them.
Your body had changed a little, but that was okay. It was just another part of moving forward.
The next few days passed far more easily than you had expected.
Once the shock of Powder and Ekkoās arrival had worn off and you were more accustomed to their chaotic energy, life in the penthouse settled into a new rhythm. A louder rhythm, certainly, but not an unpleasant one.
Powder seemed physically incapable of existing quietly. She drifted through the penthouse like a small hurricane, somehow managing to be everywhere at once. One morning you came into the kitchen to find Powder perched on the counter, stealing fruit from a bowl while Vi complained that normal people used chairs. Another afternoon you discovered the two sisters engaged in an increasingly ridiculous competition to determine who could balance the most objects on their head.
The current record holder was, apparently, Ekko.
Nobody seemed happy about this.
Evenings were spent together. Sometimes you all watched films. Sometimes you played board games that inevitably devolved into accusations of cheating; Cait informed you that Monopoly had long-since been banded in the Lanes household as games tended to end abruptly in physical fights between players. Once, Powder and Vi spent nearly an hour arguing over a childhood story, each insisting the other had remembered it incorrectly, whilst Ekko supplied increasingly unhelpful commentary from the sidelines.
Through it all, Cait watched with the familiar amusement of someone who had long ago accepted that the sisters were fundamentally incapable of behaving normally around one another.
You found yourself watching, too. Not with the uncomfortable ache you had felt on that first night.
Not anymore.
Instead, you found yourself slowly becoming part of things. Slowly getting more involved, slowly getting a little closer.
Powder made that process surprisingly easy.
She had all the subtlety of a charging rhino and approximately the same respect for personal space, but she was also relentlessly welcoming. Within two days she was treating you as if sheād known you for years, dragging you into conversations, asking questions about your hobbies, and occasionally appearing beside you without warning simply to share whatever thought had most recently entered her head.
Somehow, despite the chaos, it was difficult not to like her.
The biggest surprise, however, was seeing Vi as a sister.
You had only known Vi as a Sugar Mommy, as Caitās Wife, and only more recently as a girlfriend. This confident, occasionally reckless woman who threw herself into life with both fists swinging.
But around Powder, there were glimpses of something younger. Softer.
She still teased relentlessly, of course. That would never change.
Yet there was also a fierce tenderness there. A protectiveness that seemed instinctive. The sort of love that had been built over years of scraped knees, shared bedrooms, inside jokes, and surviving difficult things together.
It was beautiful to watch. And a little bittersweet, as it only reinforced how fucked up your own upbringing had been. Cait was the sole only-child between the three of you, but you might as well have been too.
Still, you found yourself smiling more often than not.
The penthouse felt fuller.
And you were learning that that was⦠Good.
It was on the fifth day that Viās phone rang shortly after dinner.
She shot up off the sofa, a grin spreading across her face. āYes! Heās here!ā
Powder immediately sat upright. āHell yeah!ā
The two of them practically launched themselves toward the entryway corridor.
You blinked, but didnāt panic. You knew who this was, you knew what was about to happen.
āVander!ā both sisters cried simultaneously.
The voice that answered was deep enough to seem to vibrate through the walls. āEasy there, you little gremlins, Iām here.ā
You followed Caitās lead and stood up off the couch, nervously squeezing her hand as you, her, and Ekko headed a little closer to the entryway.
And you immediately froze.
The man standing in the doorway was enormous. Not merely tall⦠Enormous.
Standing about 6ā3ā tall, the manās broad shoulders filled the space in the corridor. His arms looked like he could break concrete with ease. He had a thick beard threaded with grey and the sort of weathered face that suggested a lifetime of hard work.
Then the giant laughed, and the entire impression changed.
The sound was warm and gentle. Comforting.
Powder was already wrapped under one of his arms, Vi on his other side.
āYou took forever,ā the elder sister grumbled.
āI just drove three hours, drop the attitude,ā he teased, ruffling Powderās hair, earning immediate protests.
You watched the exchange carefully. The ease between the guardian and his daughters was unmistakable. There was no obligation, no sense of duty. They were a family, plain and simple. The kind of family that genuinely enjoyed being around each other, and loved each other deeply.
Something you were still getting used to.
Eventually Vander's attention shifted toward the three of you standing a little further away. He managed to shrug off the two sisters, playfully ignoring their teasing protests. Vi took his bags and started heading back towards the bedrooms, and Powder ran to the kitchen to get her dad a drink.
āCait,ā he greeted warmly, pulling her into a hug.
āHello, Vander,ā she replied with just as much affection for her father-in-law.
Vander released Cait, then turned to Ekko. They embraced tightly, patting each otherās backs as men often did.
Then his attention turned to you.
Immediately, every nervous instinct in your body activated.
āWell,ā he said kindly, āYou must be Y/N.ā
You swallowed, and spoke politely, āGood evening, sir.ā
Beside you, Cait was visibly trying not to smile.
Vander offered his hand; you shook it. Rather, your hand disappeared into his.
āNice to finally meet you.ā His smile widened slightly. āIāve heard good things.ā
By bedtime that evening, it was impossible not to notice how deeply these people loved one another. The way Vander automatically checked that everyone had eaten enough dinner before accepting a plate from Powder. The way Vi and Powder still bickered constantly but gravitated toward him. The way Ekko slipped effortlessly into the family dynamic despite not sharing their surname. The way Cait smiled whenever she watched them.
It wasnāt perfect; no family was.
They interrupted each other, argued, teased mercilessly, created noise wherever they went.
Yet beneath all of it sat something solid, and unshakeable.
Love.
It didnāt need to be earned. It wasnāt withheld as punishment. It wasnāt used a tool to manipulate each other.
It was the kind that existed even when people were annoying, or when they disagreed.
As you sat on the sofa, curled against Cait in what had become your preferred spot since your guestsā arrival, watching another ridiculous argument unfold, you found yourself studying Vander. Watching the way he laughed, the way he listened, the way his eyes softened whenever he looked at his children.
Children. Not biological, not by blood. Yet unquestionably his.
The thought lodged itself somewhere deep in your chest.
Because for the first time, you were seeing a father who didnāt rule through fear, or pain.
He was a parent whose presence made his family feel safer, not smaller. A man who had somehow raised two fiercely loving adults despite everything life had thrown at them. And as Vander reached over to steal a cookie from Viās plate ā promptly earning a cry of betrayal from his eldest daughter ā you found yourself smiling.
Family was⦠Good.
The penthouse was quiet that morning.
The city beyond the wall-to-ceiling windows was only just beginning to wake, the pale grey light of early morning stretching across the skyline. You padded down the corridor from the bedrooms towards the living area, still rubbing your eyes tiredly.
It was a little earlier than the three of you would normally rise, but you knew that trying to sneak those last 30 minutes would do more harm than good.
You rounded the corner, and jumped in surprise.
Vander sat at the kitchen counter, reading a newspaper as he sipped his black coffee. He looked up when he heard your soft squeak. āMorning, Y/N. Didnāt expect anyone else up this early. Vi said you normally wake up together?ā
You recovered, trying to get your heart to slow down. āGood morning, sir-ā
He smiled softly, shaking his hand a little. āYou donāt need to call me āsirā, sweetheart.ā
You ducked your head, slightly embarrassed. āSorry. Itās justā¦ā
āForce of habit?ā he asked, his tone a little sad.
You headed into the kitchen area, looking at him from across the counter. āYes. And yes, weāre normally up together. But I was already awake, and trying to sneak a little longer would make me more tired. So I thought Iād just start breakfast.ā
āI was going to take everyone out this morning. My treat? Saves someone cooking, and we can all have what we want?ā
You smiled. āThank you, siāVander. Thank you, Vander.ā
You made a cup of tea, and sat on the stool next to him at the counter.
For a minute, neither of you spoke. But the silence wasnāt awkward or uncomfortable. Just peaceful, both of you enjoying the quiet of the morning.
Eventually, Vander wrapped both hands around his coffee mug and looked at you. āMind if I ask you something?ā
You turned your head. āSure?ā
His expression grew a little more serious. āViās told me about the lawsuit.ā
You immediately knew where this conversation was heading.
You nodded slowly. āOh.ā
A brief silence followed.
Then Vander sighed. āYou donāt have to talk about it if you donāt want to.ā His fingers traced the side of his mug. āBut I wanted to tell you something.ā
You waited, your heart starting to pound.
Vander shook his head slightly. āIām a parent. But every time I hear another piece of that story, I just donāt understand how anyone could treat their child that way.ā
You looked down at your tea.
The familiar discomfort surfaced immediately: the instinct to minimise, to explain everything away, to make it all sound less awful than it was.
Vander must have recognised the expression because he spoke again before you could. āNo. Donāt do that. Iām serious, Y/N.ā
You blinked.
His voice remained calm. āWhen Vi and Powder were little, there were days they drove me absolutely insane.ā
That earned the faintest smile. āI can believe that.ā
āWell, you should.ā His eyes twinkled briefly. āThey were menaces. But there was never a day ā a second ā when I stopped loving them.ā
The words landed harder than you expected.
Because they were so simple.
And yet they described something you had never truly experienced. Your parentsā love had always been conditional, if they had ever even loved you at all. After all, you had no positive memories of them.
Vander looked down into his coffee, consciously giving you a break of eye contact. āI donāt care who my kids love. I donāt care if they make mistakes. Lord knows Iāve made enough of those. But theyāre my kids. And if somebody hurt them...ā his jaw tightened slightly, āIād do whatever it took to protect them.ā
You stared down at your tea, unable to meet his eyes.
Because the kindness in his voice hurt. Not in a bad way, though.
Then Vanderās voice softened even further. āWhat happened to you wasnāt normal, kid.ā
Your eyes suddenly filled with tears. You swallowed harshly, your throat burning. āI know.ā
āGood.ā
Another pause.
āYou deserved better.ā
You inhaled sharply. You nodded. āEveryone keeps telling me that.ā
āProbably because itās true.ā
A tear escaped before you could stop it, landing in your tea.
You hastily wiped more away; Vander didnāt pretend not to notice.
Eventually you managed a shaky smile. āThank you.ā
He smiled back. āAnytime.ā
A comfortable silence settled once more.
You thought that might be the end of it.
Then Vander gently nudged your elbow with his, a mischievous glint appeared in his eyes.
One that looked remarkably familiar.
Oh no, you thought, thatās where Vi gets it from.
āYou knowā¦ā he said casually.
You immediately became suspicious. āWhat?ā
āIf you ever decide to join Caitās and Viās marriage, Iād be honoured to walk you down the aisle.ā
You nearly inhaled your tea.
Buy me a coffee! š
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