how about it’s really early in the morning and you wake up to find Ben doing skin to skin w/ his baby boy that looks just like him , my heart would like burst with pure fluff
okay first of all, how did you know that this is my current weakness? for the sake of the story, we’re naming baby boy james (after Bucky so hush)
The bed is empty when you wake up, cool enough on his side to let you know that he hasn’t been gone for too long. You let yourself stretch like a cat; your muscles ache deliciously and you let out a small moan of satisfaction.
You sit yourself on the bed and take a moment, reveling in the silence throughout the house. There’s a faint, sweet smell of fresh rain and you remember that your window is cracked open. It’s when you hear the birds’ singing to one another you push the covers off of you and make your way to James’ nursery.
The sight before you makes your heart swell. You lean against the door, breathing in the blissful moment with a smile. Ben’s sitting on the rocking chair, shirtless. His body is comfortably slouched, James’ in only a diaper is laying on chest.
Ben’s hand is carefully on James’ back, his thumb rubbing soothing circles into James’ soft skin. You see the back of his head, his little curls coming in and you can hear him gurgling and cooing to Ben.
Ben’s rocking gently, nodding his head to every sound that his son makes.
“I hear ya, buddy,” Ben replies after a particularly loud gurgle, “you’re especially vocal this mornin’, Mr. James Jones.”
You smile at that, Ben’s eyes meeting yours with a smile. He wiggles his brows at you and down to James. Another loud gurgle, James’ little fingers attempting to grip onto Ben’s skin but slips into a little fist.
“Hey, no violence against your da,” Ben playfully scowls. A soft gurgle. “Apology accepted.”
You laughed to yourself, pushing off the threshold to your boys. A kiss on Ben’s lips and a kiss against the soft head of curls.
“I don’t think I’ll get over this little bonding exercise of yours,” you giggle. Ben arches a brow at you.
“This bonding exercise is how the little tike came to existence.”
“Ben!”


















