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Vampire Academy.
Dimitri and Rose.
Grandparents.
Dimitri and I had come back to the court a few days ago. Spending Christmas in Baia was amazing and so were the reactions of the rest of the family. Now the next step was to tell my parents. Lissa knew of course. I had called her. We had celebrated Christmas and New Year here and then another Christmas celebration in Baia.
I hadn't been able to celebrate Christmas as a kid and spending it twice, once in court and then again in Baia was the best thing ever.
At the moment, Mom and Dad had come over to Dimitri and my apartment for dinner. Dimitri and I had decided that it was the best way we could break the news to them. The effects of spirit were beginning to show.
Dimitri had made the dinner and I had helped by staying away from the kitchen.
Dimitri was being too protective these days. And it had been only a couple of weeks since I had found out. I wasn't even going to think what it would become of him and his protectivness in the upcoming months. But I was happy.
The dinner was over. The whole time I had been fidgeting. And thank goodness, I had managed to keep my food down.
I could tell that my father was getting suspicious. He had immediately noticed the little whispers and expressions Dimitri and I had been sharing.
"Rose," Abe started in a tone which would have been scary if I hadn't known him.
Dimitri took my hand, giving it a light squeeze. "Rose and I have something to tell you."
Mom raised her eyebrows. Dad stopped his spoon full of brownie midway to his mouth.
I could feel excitement build up inside me. "Dimitri and I are going to be parents." I said in a rush.
"That's fantastic." Dad exclaimed while mom yelled at Dimitri," You knocked up my daughter."
"Mom," I shouted, my eyes wide.
"Jay, they have been married for a year now." Dad said, laughing.
Mom's face turned red, "Oh, um. Congratulations. Grandparents. Abe, do I look like a grandmother? What am I going to do?"
"Janine," Dad said loudly, "Calm down."
I let out a laugh. That definitely wasn't the reaction I had been hoping for.
Dad turned to me again. "Right. Grandparents." He grinned.
Thanks for reading and reviewing. I got this idea when I went to meet my tiny neice for the first time. She is just so small.
Anyway, see you soon.
Sacraa.