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Ty lee and I made small talk as we walked to the kitchens, almost as soon as we had arrived Zuko emerged from behind the kitchen doors, followed by my brother, Aang, and Toph.
"Katara!" Sokka cried running up to me, he picked me up and spun me around making me dizzy and slightly nauseous. I held my head as he put me down and breathed deeply.
"Are you sick or something?" he asked concerned. I simply nodded, as I wasn't exactly up for telling him anything at the moment.
"What's wrong, where are you sick?" he demanded in a worried tone. I swatted his hand away as he reached for my forehead and grunted.
"Sokka, it's a stomach ache and I do not have a fever." I told him in an aggravated tone while I rubbed my temples.
"But-" he tried, I quickly cut him off.
"I'm fine Sokka, I think I'd know if I was sick or not!" I snapped with more malice than I had intended, a flicker of hurt passed behind his eyes quickly before he took a step back. I immediately regretted my words.
"Sokka… I'm sorry, you know I didn't mean it like that." He managed a small smile and took a step forward once more.
"I just worry, you know?" he said kindly. I felt my eyes well up and embraced him tightly. "I missed you sis," he mumbled into my hair.
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"What's wrong with her?" Sokka mouthed as he rubbed Katara's back, uncertainty plastered on his face. Zuko shrugged while trying to hold back a laugh.
"Mood swings getting to you yet?" Toph asked smirking at Katara's current state. Sokka's eyes snapped to Zuko's in an instant.
"Mood swings?!" he asked, a look of realization passing over his face. "Don't tell me she's…" he trailed off lamely.
"Ask her yourself," Zuko said softly. Sokka pulled out of his sister's embrace and studied her carefully.
"Well?" he asked. Katara nodded slowly. Sokka sighed and was silent for a few moments before speaking. "How far along?" he asked trying to stay calm.
"Three months," she stated quietly.
"Oh," he squeaked out. Ty lee sauntered over to him and placed a hand on his shoulder.
"Sokka, breath." She spoke reassuringly. He nodded and took a few deep breaths before speaking once more.
"I-I'm happy for you Katara, you'll be a great mom." He said, in a bit of shock. Katara looked confused.
"You mean that?" she asked wearily.
"I will tomorrow, right now I'm trying not to kill your husband." Zuko rolled his eyes at this but stayed silent, watching as his wife looked truly content for the first time in three months.
A/N: Ugh, I have yet to write a chapter I'm pleased with, much less a long chapter! But oh well. I haven't updated in months, sorry about that but so much has been going on and I haven't had time. So, here you go, I'm having awful writers block so I'm honestly just trying to get through a few chapters but later I will probably go back and redo some of them. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed this, and as always please review. The more reviews I get the quicker a new chapter will come out.