Caitlin felt someone placing a kiss against her cheek and opened one eye before smiling.
"Good morning, Mr. Allen," she said softly.
"Good morning, Mrs. Allen," he replied and she laughed warmly. How good it felt to hear that.
Just then she heard soft feet pattering across the floor and knew she had mere seconds to prepare herself. Sitting up, she opened her arms widely and smiled.
"Mama!" Olivia shouted excitedly and she laughed.
"Hello, little one," she murmured as the girl launched herself into her arms. Caitlin hugged her back tightly, smiling at Barry as she did so.
"I'm hungry." Olivia said and Caitlin couldn't help but chuckle. She had definitely inherited her father's passion for food.
"How about we get some food in you before getting you ready for your day with Uncle Cisco?" Caitlin asked and Olivia nodded excitedly.
"Okay!" Olivia trilled and Caitlin looked at Barry who was smiling warmly at them.
"Let's go then, sweet pea," Barry murmured before standing up. Caitlin and Olivia followed suit.
Olivia held out both of her hands expectantly and her parents each took one and the three made their way down the stairs and into the kitchen.
Once there, they set Olivia up with her favorite book before preparing breakfast.
Barry made sure to get the coffee going as Caitlin started throwing the ingredients for French toast together. It wasn't long before their kitchen had a delicious smell circling around it.
Once the food was ready and on plates, Barry brought it all to the table as Caitlin poured the coffee, stealing a sip and smiling at how strong it was. Her husband definitely knew her.
After they were seated at the table, Olivia began talking about her second grade class with enthusiasm.
"Oliver asked me to sit with him at lunch yesterday," she said excitedly and Caitlin glanced up at Barry who had gone pale.
"Who's Oliver?" Barry asked and Caitlin couldn't help but laugh slightly at the fear coloring his tone.
"He's the nicest boy in my class!" Oliva squealed and Barry frowned.
"And do you like him?" Barry asked and Olivia nodded.
"Yep! He gave me his chocolate pudding," she answered and Barry sighed deeply. Smiling slightly, Caitlin intervened.
"That was very nice of him," she agreed before looking at her daughter's empty plate.
"Liv, why don't you put your plate in the sink and then go get ready for Uncle Cisco? He'll be here soon," she said and Olivia nodded.
"Okay, mama," she said before bouncing up, depositing her plate in the sink, and running off to go get ready. Caitlin glanced at Barry who was still frowning.
"You okay, babe?" Caitlin asked softly and he shook his head.
"Stupid Oliver has game," he muttered and Caitlin let out a peal of laughter.
"Sweetheart, they're seven. It's completely innocent," she assured but Barry shook his head.
"She's not allowed to date anyone until she's thirty. Minimum." Barry stated.
Caitlin rolled her eyes. "Whatever you say, dear."
She got up then, leaving Barry to his grumbling, and loaded their own plates into the dishwasher.
When she was finished, she made her way back to Barry and placed a kiss on his head.
"Are we still on for our plans for today?" Caitlin asked and he nodded.
"Yes. We get to spend the majority of the day together before picking up Olivia and heading to Joe's for dinner. Iris and Eddie will be there, too," he said and she smiled. She loved the fact that they still saw Joe every couple of weeks. He had been the one who walked her down the aisle and had accepted her into his family with no questions asked. Plus, he was absolutely smitten with Olivia.
"Sounds good," she murmured. Just then the doorbell rang and she looked up.
"Cisco's here," she said and Barry nodded as he got up to let him in.
"Where's my favorite goddaughter?" Cisco asked excitedly and Caitlin smiled.
"Liv, Uncle Cisco is here," she called up the stairs and watched as she come thundering down them.
"Walk," Caitlin said uselessly and laughed as Olivia slowed her pace on the last stair.
"Uncle Cisco!" Olivia cried before throwing herself at him, Cisco returning the hug enthusiastically.
"Why don't you tell Uncle Cisco about your boyfriend," Barry grumbled. Cisco's eyes bugged out.
"You have a boyfriend? But you're not allowed to date until you're thirty," he said sternly and Caitlin giggled. Olivia laughed.
"He's not my boyfriend, he just gave me his chocolate pudding," she verified.
"That was nice," Cisco said but he still looked unhappy about it.
"You guys better get going," Caitlin sad and Cisco nodded his head.
"Let's go, young one," Cisco replied as he held out his hand for Olivia to take, which she did excitedly, talking a mile a minute the whole time. Caitlin laughed as she shut the door softly before turning to Barry, who wrapped his arms around her.
"I love you," he murmured and she brushed her nose against his.
"I love you too," she replied softly.
Caitlin didn't know how she got so lucky, to be granted with this beautiful family, but she wouldn't change one thing about her life. She knew Olivia absolutely adored her parents and them her. She and Barry loved each other deeply and without question. She felt completely content with her life.
Smiling, she looked at Barry.
"How do you feel about adding to our family?" Caitlin asked softly.
"Really?" Barry asked excitedly and Caitlin nodded her head.
"Yes, it'd be nice to give Olivia a sibling now that's she old enough for one," she replied and Barry's eyes lit up.
"I love you," he murmured before swinging her into his arms and flashing them up the stairs and into their bedroom, where they didn't emerge until it was time to pick up Olivia.
Author's note: Anon, this one is for you! Hope you liked the domestic snowbarry! Remember, if you have a prompt, ask me in the comments or my tumblr! (Also, when your word document changes the word snowbarry. Stupid word document). And apparently, I cannot type to save my life. I've fixed the author's note three times now. It should be good finally and if not, OH WELL.