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Ten Months Later.
A bell rang as Tristan walked into the "hardware" store that really sold coffee. "Tristan!" Jessica yelped and ran to him, her arms wide. "Hey there!" Tristen lifted her up and twirled her around. "So you're six, huh?" He said after kissing her on the forehead. Jessica squirmed in his arms with excitement, "Yup! I'll be all growed up soon!" He laughed "Another Gilmore girl.Scary thought." "Hey! Watch your language." Lorelai snapped from the counter where she dutifully sipped her coffee. "There will be no vulgar language in this coffee sanctuary." "I'm just as terrified as you are Tristan." Luke said from behind the counter while refilling Lorelai's coffee cup. "I won't have enough coffee to go around." Lorelai gasped, "By God! What is with the profanity today? I will have no more of this vulgar speech!" "What vulgar speech?" Rory asked coming into the dinner through the front door dressed in a suit from work. "Oh, daughter! Thank goodness you're here! Take them away!" Lorelai cried waving her hand in distress. "Why must I do that?" Rory asked kissing Tristan. "Hey." She said to him. "Yuck!" Jessica scrambled out of Tristan's arms. "They're kissing again!" Jessica wined to Luke and Lorelai. Rory grabbed her daughter, "What about you? No hello kiss from the birthday girl?" Jessica giggled and kissed her mom on the nose, "That's all! Because Tristan was saying profanty!" "Profanty?" Rory asked suddenly confused. "He was speaking ill of the Gilmore line of exceptionally beautiful woman." Lorelai quipped. "It's wickedness to Jessica's virgin ears. I refuse to put up with it." Tristan laughed, "Come on Lorelai, ya know you love me." Lorelai looked him up and down, "I suppose I can deal with you, for awhile anyway. But don't be surprised if I start calling you Satan again." Luke rolled his eyes, "I'll be right back." He threw a towel rag over his shoulder and left the room. "Wait my husband!" Lorelai said following him out the door, "Now, tell me truthfully, could you really run out of coffee? Is that even possible?" Her voice echoed down the hall. "She never stops does she?" Tristan asked Rory. "Nope. She really doesn't." Rory walked behind the counter and began pouring herself a cup of coffee. "It's nice having easy access coffee. My mother marrying Luke really does have its perks." "Mommy can I have some too?" Jessica asked. "Just a little." Rory poured her a small cup with a lot of milk and sugar. Tristan lifted Jessica up onto the counter, "There ya go." He smiled as he watched Jessica and her mother take sips from their cups at the same time. Rory looked around the diner, 'Six years.' She thought, her eyes rested on a picture of Jess that was framed on the wall. Luke had put it up there soon after he died. It was of Rory, Jess, Luke and Lorelai right before they left for college. Rory smiled, she wasn't depressed today. She missed him today more than other days, but she hadn't broken down crying either. Her eyes rested on Tristan's eyes who were watching her thoughtfully. "I love you." She mouthed over her coffee cup. "I love you." He mouthed back. "Mommy?" Jessica said, her eyes had followed Rory's to the frame. "Yes sweetie?" "Is that Daddy?" She asked thoughtfully. "Yes it is." "It's my birthday today." "I know." "Are you sad today Mommy?" Jessica asked innocently. "A little." Rory said, her eyes bright with memories. "But today I have you." She kissed Jessica on the forehead, "And I have Tristan." She leaned over the counter and kissed him in the lips. Jessica made a face, "Not that again." Tristan smiled from their kiss, he understood that today was hard for her and he accepted it. All of a sudden all the lights went out. Jessica screamed and grabbed onto Tristan. "What happened?" She shrieked. Luke and Lorelai came through the kitchen door holding a cake between them, "Happy Birthday Jessica.." They began to sing, their faces illuminated by the candle light. Rory moved to the other side of the counter and grabbed Tristan's hand, she began to sing to her daughter.
AN: I just came out with the prequel to this story, it's called Twilight. It's about what happened with Jess and Rory in high school. I would love it if you read that too, more things will make sense! And I really hope you like this story! Please review if you did!!!
A bell rang as Tristan walked into the "hardware" store that really sold coffee. "Tristan!" Jessica yelped and ran to him, her arms wide. "Hey there!" Tristen lifted her up and twirled her around. "So you're six, huh?" He said after kissing her on the forehead. Jessica squirmed in his arms with excitement, "Yup! I'll be all growed up soon!" He laughed "Another Gilmore girl.Scary thought." "Hey! Watch your language." Lorelai snapped from the counter where she dutifully sipped her coffee. "There will be no vulgar language in this coffee sanctuary." "I'm just as terrified as you are Tristan." Luke said from behind the counter while refilling Lorelai's coffee cup. "I won't have enough coffee to go around." Lorelai gasped, "By God! What is with the profanity today? I will have no more of this vulgar speech!" "What vulgar speech?" Rory asked coming into the dinner through the front door dressed in a suit from work. "Oh, daughter! Thank goodness you're here! Take them away!" Lorelai cried waving her hand in distress. "Why must I do that?" Rory asked kissing Tristan. "Hey." She said to him. "Yuck!" Jessica scrambled out of Tristan's arms. "They're kissing again!" Jessica wined to Luke and Lorelai. Rory grabbed her daughter, "What about you? No hello kiss from the birthday girl?" Jessica giggled and kissed her mom on the nose, "That's all! Because Tristan was saying profanty!" "Profanty?" Rory asked suddenly confused. "He was speaking ill of the Gilmore line of exceptionally beautiful woman." Lorelai quipped. "It's wickedness to Jessica's virgin ears. I refuse to put up with it." Tristan laughed, "Come on Lorelai, ya know you love me." Lorelai looked him up and down, "I suppose I can deal with you, for awhile anyway. But don't be surprised if I start calling you Satan again." Luke rolled his eyes, "I'll be right back." He threw a towel rag over his shoulder and left the room. "Wait my husband!" Lorelai said following him out the door, "Now, tell me truthfully, could you really run out of coffee? Is that even possible?" Her voice echoed down the hall. "She never stops does she?" Tristan asked Rory. "Nope. She really doesn't." Rory walked behind the counter and began pouring herself a cup of coffee. "It's nice having easy access coffee. My mother marrying Luke really does have its perks." "Mommy can I have some too?" Jessica asked. "Just a little." Rory poured her a small cup with a lot of milk and sugar. Tristan lifted Jessica up onto the counter, "There ya go." He smiled as he watched Jessica and her mother take sips from their cups at the same time. Rory looked around the diner, 'Six years.' She thought, her eyes rested on a picture of Jess that was framed on the wall. Luke had put it up there soon after he died. It was of Rory, Jess, Luke and Lorelai right before they left for college. Rory smiled, she wasn't depressed today. She missed him today more than other days, but she hadn't broken down crying either. Her eyes rested on Tristan's eyes who were watching her thoughtfully. "I love you." She mouthed over her coffee cup. "I love you." He mouthed back. "Mommy?" Jessica said, her eyes had followed Rory's to the frame. "Yes sweetie?" "Is that Daddy?" She asked thoughtfully. "Yes it is." "It's my birthday today." "I know." "Are you sad today Mommy?" Jessica asked innocently. "A little." Rory said, her eyes bright with memories. "But today I have you." She kissed Jessica on the forehead, "And I have Tristan." She leaned over the counter and kissed him in the lips. Jessica made a face, "Not that again." Tristan smiled from their kiss, he understood that today was hard for her and he accepted it. All of a sudden all the lights went out. Jessica screamed and grabbed onto Tristan. "What happened?" She shrieked. Luke and Lorelai came through the kitchen door holding a cake between them, "Happy Birthday Jessica.." They began to sing, their faces illuminated by the candle light. Rory moved to the other side of the counter and grabbed Tristan's hand, she began to sing to her daughter.
AN: I just came out with the prequel to this story, it's called Twilight. It's about what happened with Jess and Rory in high school. I would love it if you read that too, more things will make sense! And I really hope you like this story! Please review if you did!!!