Danny's POV

Sandy and I were at our new apartment, I had Daisy in my arms. "This is place is cool!" Daisy smiled.

We smiled at her.

"I so agree princess." I said, kissing her head.

"Danny, I love this." Sandy said clinging onto my arms.

I kissed her forehead and puts my arm around her.

"When will I be Auntie Daisy?" Daisy asked.

"Daisy." I said while chuckling.

"What?" She asked.

We chuckled at her.

"Soon kiddo." I said.

"Yay!" She squealed. "Can I ask you a question?"

"What's that sweetie?" Sandy asked.

"Where do babies come from?" She asked.

Sandy and I looked at each other and back at Daisy.

"Uh…well Daisy, you know..um…we'll tell you when you're a lot older." I told her.

"Daisy, honey how about you go watch cartoon while we settle in, ok." Sandy told her as I kissed Daisy's cheek and put her down.

"Ok!" She beamed as she ran off.

We chuckled at her.

"She won't know until she's 40." I stated.

Sandy chuckled at me.

"And she won't date until she's 50." I added.

She laughs and gave me a kiss.

"I'll go put the dishes away while you relax." She said.

I shook my head at her.

"Nothing doin'! I'll put the dishes away while you and Daisy relax." I assured her.

"You sure?" She asked.

I chuckled.

"Of course." I said kissing her forehead. "Beside I vowed to be a great husband to you and a great father to our children." I added as we kissed.

She walked in the living room, I watched how she and Daisy bonded as they watched Cartoon on television. I cannot WAIT to start a family. Believe or not, I always dreamed of finding a right perfect girl and marrying her, also raising our family. I also always wanted to have a baby girl first, yes I know there's some men who'd prefer boy over a girl which I find it STUPID, mine and the boys' families were always raised to respect our females and treat them just as we should treat boys, if that make sense.

"Look Danny, Buzz Bunny is on!" Daisy squealed.

I chuckled at her.

"He sure is kiddo." I smiled.

I went out in the hall to grab the boxes of some of plates and sliverware that mine and Sandy's mothers gave us, and that including ours that we had brought. The boys' mom helped as well. If you haven't noticed before, the T-Birds' families are a big family! Our fathers has been best friends since middle school as well.