For marivaleriawho requested: First day as a married couple, pleaaase! :)
**This is just a little something. Sorry it's so short, but I hope you like it!
April giggled uncontrollably while Jackson held her on top of him, his large hands tickling her naked sides. She squirmed and laughed, trying desperately to break free. "Jackson! Let me go! I have to pee" She screeched. It was almost noon and the newlyweds were still in bed. The latest April could ever remember staying in bed was eleven, and that was after she worked a forty hour shift. The bed was a mess and their floral sheets were tangled up between their legs and the rest of their bed.
Jackson stubbornly refused. "But I'm having so much fun and you're so adorable when you giggle like this."
She stayed quiet and still for a minute, trying to lull him into thinking he'd won. Before he knew it she had flipped them so he was on his back on their bed and she was straddling him, naked. She was using all of her weight to pin him down to the bed. Jackson stayed still to let her think she had all the control.
"Jackson Avery…you are BAD." She teased as she leaned down to kiss him. She didn't just stop after a simple kiss, but instead chose to pepper kisses all over his face until she jumped off him and sprinted towards the bathroom. When she came out she pulled on his white dress shirt from the wedding the night before and buttoned just the middle button. She walked into the kitchen and found her husband making coffee. He poured them both a small cup of orange juice while they waited for it to finish brewing.
"So, Mrs. Avery…" He smirked, blocking her in against the counter. "You're going to go by Dr. Avery now, right?"
April sighed. She still hadn't decided. She knew what Jackson wanted, but she knew she had already started to establish herself under Dr. April Kepner.
"I…uh…I haven't really decided yet to be honest." April admitted. She dropped her head, feeling defeated and more than a little confused. There were just too many pros and cons to each side.
It was obvious as to which side Jackson was on. He had told her more than once that he wanted her to take his name because their kids would have his name. He also had started warming her up to the idea of being Mrs. Avery long before they even got married.
The look he had in his eyes when he called her Mrs. Avery just then made up her mind though. If he looked at her like that when he called her Mrs. Avery every day for the rest of their lives, then it was worth it.
"How does April Avery sound?" She whispered in his ear. He scooped her up and twirled her around the kitchen like it was the best day of his life.
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