I apologize for the late updates and stuff loves. College needs a lot of attention and I'm still recovering from an accident during the fear not! The next few chapters are Undeway so you'll see them soon. Hope you enjoy!

Nami and Robin made their way down the stairs. They were in the midst of talking about the reaction they might get from Zoro, or rather what they hoped it would be.

"I want to see a tear." Nami said, sliding her finger down her face as a reference. Turning to Robin she said "You can't tell me that imagining him crying and thanking us wouldn't be awesome."

Robin chuckled. "I suppose you're right , but I would much rather see him run to embrace us with a hug. Maybe a whisper of "thanks. This means a lot" would prove to be interesting."

Nami pouted at Robin and faced back forward. Turning right, they continued down the adjoining hall that led to Zoro's room. "Always the passionate one."

Closing her eyes, Nami sighed. Holding one of the bags up, Nami put on a small smile. "I do actually hope he'll like it."

Robin glanced over and smiled as well. "Swordsman-kun will definitely like it. He's a mother at heart after all."

Nami put her arm back down and agreed. Of course Zoro would like it. It was stupid for her to even think he wouldn't.

"Is your mind perhaps preoccupied with something else?"

Nami stopped walking immediately and stared at the women before her. It was always weird how she could guess these things. "I was just wondering if Zoro was possibly mad...or something."

Robin had stopped too and turned towards Nami. "Mad?"

"Yeah, cause you know, he spoke with Sanji. He could think that we had something to do with it. What if he doesn't even want to see us? What if he wants to be alone?" Nami knew that she wasn't acting like herself, but her and Zoro were finally getting along. As much as she hated to admit it, she felt like they had a strong connection and breaking that connection would tear her apart. She didn't want him to be sad anymore. And she definitely didn't want him to be alone at a time like this. She just wanted the green haired man to feel...loved.

Robin stared at the Navigator and noted the unusual behavior. She, however, couldn't say anything right away because she felt like that at the beginning too. The Swordsman usually gave her the cold shoulder but not since the babies came into the picture. However, now was not the time to think of such things.

"Well Nami, I don't think that he would think like that." Robin said as she walked towards the orange haired women. Placing a hand on her shoulder she continued to speak. "Zoro wouldn't get mad at us because he knows that we're doing everything for his own good. He knows that we wouldn't do anything without thinking about him and the kids."

Nami looked at Robin before her gaze slid down to the ground. All of these things she knew but she just couldn't help but wonder.

Robin noticed the slight doubt and out of a reassuring smile. Removing her hand she tried again. "Besides, we won't know until we go to the room and speak to him ourselves."

Nami looked up and sighed. Nodding her head, Nami tried to put on a smile and continued to walk with Robin. It didn't take long before the women reached the green haired mans room. Nami tried to turn the knob before crossing her arms and pouting.

"I forgot you need a key to get in." Nami said as she backed up. "So how are we supposed to get in."

Nami waited a moment before frowning. Turning away from the door, Nami stared at the other women. Robin was rummaging through one of her shopping bags which caused Nami to cock her head to the side. "Robin, what are you do-"

"Found it." Robin said as she pulled a pair of keys out of her pocket.

"Are those the keys to his door?" Nami asked, which earned a nod.

"Did Franky make you a pair?"

As she worked on the door, Robin responded. "I took them from him when we were in the kitchen. There."

Putting the keys away, Robin opened Zoro's door and entered. Nami waited a moment before following. Robin was quite a sneaky women it would seem.

Once they were in, they checked on the babies and sure enough, they were still sleeping. Robin began to move towards Zoro after making sure they would stay asleep while Nami stayed near the crib. Staring at them sleeping made Nami ponder the current situation was in. Looking over here shoulder, Nami saw Zoro' sleeping form and couldn't help but be worried about how his mornings would be for now on. Stealing one last glance at the baby's, Nami made her way to Robin's side.

"So," Nami started as she folded her arms "how is he able to sleep peacefully after everything that happened?"

Robin pretended to think for a moment. She looked around the room before looking back at the sleeping Swordsman. Looking back at Nami, she spoke. "He's slept through storms before. This is nothing new."