Oct 29, 2020
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Grant was supposed to get his daughters a fish and then things took a turn.
@thestarfishdancer many thanks for the speedy edit.
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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Grant was supposed to get his daughters a fish and then things took a turn.
@thestarfishdancer many thanks for the speedy edit.
"Tennesse Whiskey" covered by Abby Ward featuring Mitchell Fraye Parli, parli, parli, ti zittisco solo con un bacio lasciandomi andare a svariate fantasie.Franco Rinaldi
ABBY WARD - DON’T KNOW WHY (COVER)
Can someone send me some abby verse prompts or head cannons?? Pretty please !
Weird bits of dialogue that go through your mind as a writer....
“Take a breath and follow the demigod with the amped up compass.”
*side eye* okay then....
I feel like answering Abby versus questions if you have some questions please send them to me in my ask Box!
Check this girl out!! Absolutely amazing voice, you deserve so many more views @AbbyWardsMusic!(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJWHSZlhuE0)
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapter Text
Babies sleep a fucking ton. Logically, he knows that; he had, after all, read the books. But the reality is still surprising. He's sure Jemma would have some scientific answer for it but, honestly, it freaks him out. It's all Abby does. She's three days old and has only been awake for five hours of it total.
He likes sleeping - who doesn't – but it is so much and he can't help but wonder if it means something is wrong, if it has to do with the Down Syndrome.
He'd have asked if it is that or just a regular baby thing, but Jemma is really touchy when they attribute things to Abby's Down's.
Case and point? That first attempt at breastfeeding had not gone well. It had ended in tears for both his girls and when the lactation consultant had said: "Babies with Down Syndrome often have a difficult time latching on because their tongues don't always fit in their mouths and they have poor sucking reflexes."
Jemma had bit the woman's head off. "It's quite common for most babies, regardless of disability, to have issues breastfeeding. My daughter is fine, do you hear me, fine. All I need is a bottle and a breast pump and for you to get the hell out of my face!"
Grant is not surprised Jemma had reacted so severely because knowing that the obstacles are already starting for their little girl is especially daunting for Jemma. She'd admitted she thought she would struggle with this. But she Jemma keeps surprising herself.
He's proud of her. That lactation woman is no doubt the first of many who will fall at the hands of Jemma Simmons-Ward, Mama Bear.