First Words

Barry poured chemicals together from one tube to another tube and wrote down a few notes in the process, in relations to a non meta human case the police were working on. Barry added two more tubes and examined the reaction, writing down the reaction, before writing down the final results on the bottom of the paper.

"Hey!"

Barry turned and found Kara walking into the lap holding both children. "Hey yourself. What brings you here?"

"James, Winn, Alex and I were going to get lunch. Unfortunately we don't have a Pops Pizza on our world...that we know of at least. So I brought them over here and got the girls from my mom. Are you free?"

"No, stuck on work." He sighed. Redirecting to the girls he said, "Hey little girls."

Kara placed Allie down and while holding her hand, lead the girl to her father. The tiny brunette stomped most of the way as she tried to keep balance to this new moving tool she was learning.

"Just last night she was holding onto one end of the coffee table and held it as she moved to the other end. Now this." Kara laughed. Once closer to Barry, she pulled the girl forward and kept holding her hand until the brunette was in Barry's extended arms. "Now if only Nichole would just catch up to her."

"She'll get there," Barry said, cuddling the ten month old. He then looked at his brunette daughter and said, "Can you say 'dada' honey?"

Nothing.

"Alright little girl. Take it your way."

"Hey, so I figured tonight we triple date."

"Triple date with who?"

"Us, Wally and Jesse, Clark and Lois." Kara said. "James and Lucy offered to babysit the girls."

"You realize that Harry is going to follow us, right?" Barry laughed. He than stopped instantly and froze when he thought about the future. Kara asked him what was wrong and all Barry said was, "Oh no...I'm starting to think like Joe and Harry with Iris and Jesse."

"Yeah except you've got powers. So the boys are really going to have to watch out for us teaming up."

"With all the aliens and meta humans we know, all boys are screwed. See you tonight at Joe's house?"

"Sure. Clark, Lois and I should be there about seven."

"Okay," He pecked lips with Kara. "You three have fun on your pizza dates."

The three females left the lab and Barry returned to a second pair of his notes. He picked up two tiny tubes, one filled with red chemicals and one filled with orange, and slowly began to tip the chemicals into one of the larger beakers. Just as he was about to drop the first two drops, he heard running and shouting.

"BARRY!" Kara shouted happily as she ran back into the room.

"Ahh!" Barry shouted and let lose of the tubes, but caught them before they fell on the floor. "What's wrong?"

"Say it again, Allie." Kara said to the brunette in her left arm.

The little girl was mute for several moments, playing with the collar of Kara's stripe shirt, then almost muttered in a babyish voice, "Mama."

"Oh my God that's amazing!" Barry cheered. "Allie, say mama again." Barry pointed to Kara. "Mama,"

"Mama." She mumbled again.

"Yeah. Good girl!" Kara kissed her cheek. "Good girl, Allie."

"Allie? Say 'Dada' for me?" Barry questioned and pointed to himself. "Dada."

A moment of silence before she mumbled, "Dada/"

"Yeah!" He cheered and kissed her cheek. "Dada!"

"Dada."

"Walking and talking already. Next she'll be flying." Kara giggled.