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"Dad, I want a guitar." Dickie said looking up at Elliot.

Elliot chuckled ruffling Dickie's hair. "A guitar? Why would you want a guitar?"

"I want to learn to play guitar." Dickie frowned crossing his arms over his chest. "I want a black one with orange and yellow flames."

"How about Momma and I get you a play one and you can buy a real guitar when you're older. If you get one, Summer and Kendle are going to want to play with it." Elliot reasoned, not believing his son already wanted a guitar. "Besides, Alex, John, Casey, and Fin got you that little goal post and football that we put in the backyard."

Dickie sighed. "Okay." He grinned. "Can we go play with it?"

Elliot laughed. "How about we wait until tomorrow? We've already gone out there three times today. I'm wore out." He heard foot steps upstairs. "I think your mom and sister are home." He picked up Kendle, who was watching TV, and went upstairs with Dickie.

"Daddy!" Summer smiled running over to them. Elliot squatted down and kissed her head. "Mommy and I got matching outfits!"

"You did?" Elliot asked looking up at Olivia.

Olivia smiled. "Yes, but we can't wear them until Mommy loses her baby weight." She put a couple of bags down on the couch. "Also, I found a cook book for you. That way, I don't have to cook while trying to breast feed a baby."

Elliot chuckled. "That sounds wonderful." He kissed her head and then her stomach. "Hey Zacky! Daddy missed you." Olivia smiled. "Your brother, Dickie, wants a guitar."

"He does?" Olivia asked looking around Elliot to Dickie.

"Can you blame me?" Dickie asked with a shrug. "I am going to be eight. I need a guitar."

Olivia rolled her eyes. "You do not need one." She smiled and ruffled his hair. "I bet Daddy told you he'd get you something else."

Elliot nodded. "Yep, I said we could get him a play one." He put Kendle down and watched as his sons walked off to watch TV. He picked up Summer and tickled her. "So, did you get anything else, soldier?"

"I got shades!" Summer grinned.

"What?" Elliot asked confused.

Olivia chuckled. "Summer and I also got matching sunglasses. Those we can wear. They even wrap around my glasses whenever I want to go out wearing them.

"Which will never happen." Elliot said, nodding his head once. He kissed Summer's head again. "I heard that you and William held hands at Kendle's birthday party."

Summer blushed slightly. "So?"

"I thought boys had cooties." Elliot recalled his daughter saying.

Summer nodded her head. "They do, but not Billy. He's not like Gordan who picks his nose." She made a face of disgust which required her tongue to stick out. "He has cooties, big time."

Elliot laughed and looked at Olivia. "She has been listening to you more and more each day, Liv. Her speech is starting to sound like yours."

"Whatever." Olivia scoffed. "If we want to get Dickie that play guitar, you are going to have to go pick it up tomorrow. I bought him something for his birthday, but if he wants a play guitar-"

"What'd you get him?" Elliot asked curiously.

Olivia motioned him to follow her into the kitchen, bringing one of the bags with her. She pulled out a box. "I got him a karate kit. It comes with the robe, black belt, blow up punching bag, and a DVD."

Elliot smiled. "He's going to love this; I hope you know that."

"That's why I got it for him." Olivia smirked putting the gift back in the bag. She looked and Summer and stroked her hair. "Do you think Summer is eating enough?"

"Well, she eats whatever is on her plate and she asks for more if she's hungry. She's lighter than Kendle, but she eats whenever she is hungry. Why?" Elliot asked.

Olivia sighed. "That's my point. She's lighter than Kendle. She has been for a couple of years. I'm just afraid she's not getting enough."

Elliot smiled and pecked Olivia's lips. "She's fine. I don't know if you have seen pictures of you when you were younger, but you were tiny. The boys are solid like I am. Summer got your good looks and your eating habits."

"And, she got your feet and your eyes." Olivia pointed out. "She was complaining about her feet again. It was about forty minutes this time."

Elliot frowned. "Well, what's going on? Dickie said his heals were hurting also. Maybe they just need to break in their shoes. You had Summer wear her flip flops for the third time this Summer. She's still adjusting to them."

"That could be it." Olivia nodded. "Dickie said his heals were hurting?"

"Yeah, I think he out grew his shoes. His feet are growing faster than he is." Elliot said shaking his head, making Olivia laugh. He brushed Summer's hair out of her face. "Why don't you go entertain your brothers for a while? Daddy is tired." He put Summer down and tapped her butt lightly as she walked out of the kitchen.

Olivia smiled at him. "You could not be more wrapped around our daughter's finger. She's got you in knots."

Elliot let the smile grow on his face. "Can you blame me?" He kissed Olivia. "I've come so close to losing her... I wouldn't want to live without her." His arm wrapped around Olivia when she wrapped her arm around his waist. "I wouldn't want to live without anybody in this house, especially you."

Olivia moaned softly and teared up. "Oh my God! Damn hormones."

"I happen to like some of those hormones." Elliot chuckled kissing her head.

"Just the ones that make me extremely happy or horny." Olivia said wiping her eyes.

Elliot smirked. "Either way, you're happy with the end result." Olivia laughed into his chest as he laughed with her.

A couple of days later, Dickie, Summer, and Kendle went to school. Olivia cried because it was Kendle's first year of school. Dickie was in second grade. Summer was in kindergarten with Kenny. And, Kendle was in pre-K. One night, Elliot woke up to something kicking him. When he looked over, he found Olivia breathing heavily while gripping her stomach. "El, baby, it's time."

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