"So how did it go?" Dave asked immediately, once Diana had gotten home.

"It went fine," Diana said letting her grin show once she was sure her brother was out of sight. "The lust vibes coming off both of them were fairly strong, and JJ was blushing like a schoolgirl, after being introduced to Danny. Danny asked her for a date within five minutes of being introduced, which ought to tell you that he's more than interested."

"It might not lead anywhere," Dave gently reminded his mate and Diana nodded. "It's a long distance relationship just like ours was and a lot of times, those don't work out for one reason or another. One of the main ones is that one of the pair gets tired of traveling back-and-forth."

"Danny reminded me of the same thing, so I'm well aware that it might not work out," Diana assured he mate. "Ours did, but you were willing to go the extra mile and travel back-and-forth, something I would've be willing to do, if I had anyone to watch my triplets, though I suppose I could have left them with mom and dad for a day or two. Still, it's up to JJ and Danny, as to whether or not they want to maintain what's just been started. I might be a little disappointed if it doesn't work out, but that's just the way it happens sometimes."

"And if it does?" Dave asked with twinkling brown eyes.

"I'll be ecstatic and so will mom and dad, particularly mom. Mom has been wanting Danny to settle down for years and is always on him about finding a mate whenever he goes home for a visit, which doesn't happen as frequently as it used to, mostly because of mom's persistence. Not only will this finally relieve the pressure on my brother, my parents will be very happy to get some more grandchildren and mom will be over the moon that her oldest son has finally taken a mate. Dad will be happy to, he just won't be as enthusiastic as mom tends to be."

"So Danny is about the only one not mated then," Dave said Diana nodded.

"There are couple of others, but most of my siblings have settled down long since and my parents have grandchildren galore," Diana confirmed. "Most of my siblings have at least half a dozen children and some of them have more than that, if they can afford to. To be fair though, my other couple of siblings are the youngest while Danny and I are the oldest, so I can certainly understand mom wanting him to settle down. It's not even that dad doesn't want the same thing he's just more quiet about it, not as persistent.

"Badgering Danny about it, is not the way to go, as that can lead to resentment and prevent Danny from visiting home very often, because of the constant bringing up of the subject. Mom, as much as I love her, could annoy a saint when she gets going. As it is, he's cut his visits to a minimum. While I agree with mom that it's long past time for my brother to settle down, the constant harping on the subject is not going to make it happen any faster and might make Danny dig in his heels and refuse to mate at all. I think mom decided that Danny wasn't really trying, but then, he doesn't discuss his dating life with her, so I'm not surprised she would assume that."

"So the youngest of your siblings would be in their early 30s," Dave guessed.

"Very late 20s," Diana corrected and Dave nodded. "They are of the opposite sex, like Danny and me, just so you know."

"By the way, I agree with you, that harping on something continuously will not make whatever it is happen any faster. Sometimes finding an appropriate mate takes time, sometimes decades and sometimes never. While I can understand your mother's need for her children to settle down, especially for the older ones..." Dave said.

"Too keep on bringing it up is only an annoyance," Diana finished. "I agree, just so you know, but you can't really tell my mother that, as not only would it be impolite, I doubt very much it would stop her and might very well turn her attention on you. It's better to say nothing, as no one except dad can change her mind."

"Well, here's to hoping that things work out just like they did for Aaron and Alex," Dave said pouring his mate a thumbnail sized glass of wine, since she was pregnant and he, himself a bigger one. The doctor had promised that a little wine now and then wouldn't hurt the babies, so long as Diana didn't drink to excess. Since Diana wasn't really a big drinker that was no problem for her, though she did enjoy a little of Dave's excellent wine occasionally, especially with dinner sometimes.

"The difference here is that Aaron and Alex lived in the same state, so there was no going any great distance to see each other," Diana said.

"That's true," Dave reflected. "We did though and things worked out for us."

"My only regret is that JJ will likely be moving to Las Vegas with Danny," Diana sighed. "It's unlikely that Danny will move here, though it is possible. Still, I want to see both of them happy, so it will be worth it."

"Maintaining contact isn't all that hard nowadays, though you do have to put in the effort." Dave said and Diana nodded.

"I know, but I'm going to miss the lunches we shared sometimes, where are we talked about girl things that no male needs to hear. Sometimes Alex joined us," Diana admitted.

"I don't think there's any point worrying about that right now, as there are no guarantees that a relationship will last past a month or so. I'm sure your brother will have to get back to his job soon."

"Actually, he's his own boss, so he can take as much time off as he likes," Diana said. "He's made quite a success of his business and he does a lot of it by phone and email anyway."

"So what kind of business did he go into?" Dave asked genuinely interested.

"He's always been a connoisseur of alcohol, ever since he was old enough to drink, mostly different types of beers, though he does wine, brandies and other liqueurs as well. So he created his own business around that and he's actually doing quite well from what he's told me. He's become more popular now in recent years and he was when he first started out, as Danny can sometimes get you a good deal depending of course, on what he pays for it. He isn't always the cheapest option, but often he is, depending on the deals he makes."

"Now, that's a hard business to make money in," Dave said impressed. "You have to really know the market and keep your eyes on it, as prices can change in an instant. I might want to see what his prices are and what kind of thing he sells."

"I'm sure that would appreciated," Diana said, as she kissed Dave's cheek. "He could always use more business. He might even give you a discount, simply because you're family. I guarantee you he never offered the same to my ex-mate, as the two of them hated each other, though that was more Will, then Danny. I think Will saw Danny, as taking up my time and attention, even if I only saw him once every few weeks. I wouldn't be surprised if he saw his triplets the same way. Taking my attention away from where he likely felt it belonged. It wouldn't surprise me at all if that's the way he thought. It might actually explain one of the reasons he treated them so badly, other than the one we discussed before."

"I'm not surprised," Dave admitted soberly. "I bet you anything he tried to stop you from seeing your brother and stop Spencer, Meriel and Mercia from getting to know their uncle."

"I believe he would've cut me and my children off from my entire family if he could have," Diana admitted, soberly. "We had an enormous argument that was very loud back when Spencer and his sisters were less then two years old, one noticed by the neighbors, who I'm sure, nearly called the police. Now that would have been embarrassing, for Will, especially, as the cops would have tried to reason with him about yelling at me, once they learned the reason for the argument. I would've gladly explained that Will tried to prevent me from seeing my brother, just because he didn't like him. By the end of it, he would've come off the worse, especially if those cops were our kind."

"He would've come off looking selfish at least and that's at a minimum," Dave agreed.

"He also tried to forbid the children from getting to know their uncle and I stood my ground, so that's something else I would have told the cops. That was the start of the trouble between us. Will never forgot or forgave a slight and could hold a grudge until judgment day. He was rather astonished that I stood up to him as he probably figured I'd do anything he ordered me to do, like I was some kind of nonentity, with no will of my own. I admit I didn't argue with him about a lot of things in order to keep the peace, but when it comes to my family..."

"You had every right to continue to spend time with your family whether or not William Reid approved. Nobody has to right to try to cut you off from those you're close too," said Dave firmly. "Your children had every right to spend time with their uncle without your mate protesting."

"I think he didn't like Danny's supposedly careless view of life. He acts like he doesn't care about anything, but that's just a cover. He's really very thoughtful and kind, though few people know that. People think that he's careless enough that they can take advantage of him and then find out, much to their astonishment, that he's not as stupid or careless as they assume from his attitude," Diana admitted. "Will never even tried to get to know him, to see beneath the façade. I think Danny acted more careless whenever he was around Will just to annoy him and I can't really blame him. I don't think Danny wanted him to see what a shrewd and intelligent man he really was, as that might have made Will more insistent about me cutting off contact with him. I mostly only saw him while Will was at work, as it was a way to keep the peace. The triplets also knew better than to mention that they'd spent time with their uncle, as it only would've made Will even more disagreeable, because he was being disobeyed."

"Out of sight, out of mind," Dave said amused. "I doubt it ever occurred to William Reid that you might be going behind his back."

"Probably not," Diana admitted. "Not that it matters much, as I still would've disobeyed that ridiculous order. If he had ever laid a hand or me or my children he would've found out how tough I could be. He wouldn't've known what hit him."

"The more I learn about William Reid the more arrogant and stupid he seems. I have met a few like him in my time, but he takes the cake. I'm assuming that he had the normal education that all our kind receive and if that's the case those lessons didn't take or he just assumed he could do anything he wanted, no matter what he was taught. We've already discussed where he thought Omegas as stupid, but that's easy to extend to women in general. If that's the case, I suspect that he mated to an Omega because he figured he could intimidate them easier then he could a Beta and especially another Alpha."

"You know that makes a great deal of sense," Diana admitted thoughtfully, finishing her wine with one last delicate sip. "He would have to treat his female clients with respect at least if he didn't want to lose them, as there are plenty of lawyers of our kind they could use to replace him. Will was a professional, so probably hid his dislike of Omega's and probably women in general, so he didn't lose them to another who didn't have his hangups."

"He would also have to be polite to the mates of his male clients, unless those mates or husbands be offended," Dave added, "No matter what he thought about them personally."

That was true, Diana acknowledged.

~~~Dave and Diana~~~

Epilogue

Several months later

"Congratulations Danny, JJ," Diana told her friend and brother. "Mom will be ecstatic and you know it."

"Thank you," Danny grinned while JJ blushed a little at her new mate's heated regard. "Thank you for introducing us, sis."

"You're quite welcome," Diana said winking at JJ. "I'm sure you can keep this rascal under control."

"I'll certainly try, though that's going to be a lifetime task," JJ said with a bit of her old spirit.

"Well, you certainly have a lifetime," Dave said, as he came back into the living room with a tray of drinks and cookies.

"Yes, we do," JJ said. "I never imagined I'd fall for your brother Diana."

"I'm glad you did," Diana said warmly. "It was far past time for him to settle down."

"Yes, it was," Danny agreed taking no offence at the comment, because it was basically true. "Not only will this get mom off my back, she'll soon have some more grandchildren, which will make her very happy with me for a change."

"So your mother has been a bit of a pain about you taking a mate," JJ guessed.

"More than a bit," Danny corrected gently. "She was so bad that I barely went for dinner anymore and only fulfilled my obligation to see my parents about once a month and that was more due to a sense of guilt then anything else. Really, that's about all I could take of her harping on the subject. There wasn't a time that I went to visit that she didn't manage to work it into the conversation. Finally, after more than 10 years, it got more than bothersome, it got so I didn't like to go over to my parents house at all."

"That sounds really rough," JJ sympathized.

"Well, at least now Kiza won't have to bring up the subject anymore," Dave suggested with a chuckle, though he could definitely sympathize with Danny's plight. Constant badging could be very annoying.

"That's true," Danny said immediately brightening. "I might not mind going to dinner now, but we'll see how it goes."

"She'll probably start harping about grandchildren now," Diana said amused.

"Let's hope not," Danny groaned dramatically. "It's not like she doesn't have at least three dozen grandchildren."

"While I would like children and fairly soon, I think I can wait until Danny and I solidify our relationship. I'm not as old as you are Diana, so I have time before I need to get pregnant," JJ said.

"I would say at least a year, maybe a little more, before we have children of our own," Danny agreed. "I don't see any reason to rush, as JJ and I have barely gotten to know each other and we need that time to work on our relationship. If Jennifer was my age it would be different. For one thing we need to decide if I'm moving here or JJ is moving to Las Vegas."

"And for another we need to find a nice big house, one with plenty of room for the children when they come. Danny's told me that he only has an apartment, which will only be big enough for him and me, but not any future children."

"I never owned any property like a house considering I wasn't mated and I didn't have children of my own," Danny commented.

"There was really no need for you to invest in the house until you settled down," Dave suggested.

"No, there wasn't," Danny agreed with Dave. "Now, that I do have a mate, though we need to start looking for a suitable place to live, before we even consider getting Jennifer pregnant. Let's not jump the gun."

"I wouldn't mind moving to Las Vegas," JJ said. "I can get a job at Las Vegas University where Diana used to teach, as they have a media department. If Las Vegas University doesn't need anyone there are several other colleges in the area."

"Or you could take up another profession that has to do with the media, if you can't get another position at one of the local universities," Diana suggested. "There're plenty of jobs that involve the media to one degree or another. You could become a reporter for instance, or a newscaster, though you might have to take a few more courses depending on what job you want."

"It's certainly an idea," JJ said. "I'll have to think about it."

"I'll happily pay for you to take those courses," Danny said. "My business does quite well."

Diana was sure that was an understatement, but now was not the time to bring that up. She assumed that Danny would tell JJ exactly how much he was worth when they were alone and that's only if JJ wanted to know. Some people didn't care how much money someone had so long as they had enough to support themselves and any children. That sounded exactly like JJ actually, come to think of it.

"We can discuss it later," JJ told Danny who nodded.

"Yes, this is a very happy occasion," Dave who had been mostly silent said. "Have some wine and one of the little cookies that Ariel made, as they are delicious. I'm sure you'll work out all the little details of one of you moving when you're alone. If you need the name of a moving company to use, just let me know, and I'll tell you name of the one I hired to help Diana move here to Virginia. There won't be so much as a candlestick missing, as they're a bonded company. If there is, then the person who did so, will be tracked down and fired."

"That would be very helpful," Danny said and Dave nodded.

"I'll get you the name, before you leave," Dave said.

"And don't think this means that you aren't allowed not to maintain contact," Diana told JJ firmly. "We expect phone calls and emails and that's at a minimum."

"We'll make sure we visit at least a few times a year," Danny promised.

"Make sure you do," Diana told her brother somewhat severely.

Danny took it with good grace though and just nodded.

"You'll always be welcome, both of you," Dave added. "As you know this place is very big and Diana and I will never fill it with children, so there will always be plenty of guestrooms for company."

"So when are you due?" JJ asked Diana.

"It won't be soon enough for me," Diana said grimacing, as one of the babies kicked her in the stomach. "One of them keeps kicking me in the bladder and I feel like I have to pee every five minutes. I know this is normal, especially when one is carrying triplets, but that doesn't mean I won't be glad when they're born."

"And as for when she's due, it will be just a few weeks, about three," Dave grinned happily.

"So do you know the sexes?" JJ asked next.

"It's all girls," Dave answered before Diana could, causing her mate to get a massive grin on his face.

"That makes you happy," JJ observed with a smile.

"It's what we both wanted," Diana explained kissing Dave's cheek. "We both wanted all girls if at all possible, as after all, we have five boys and only three girls at present and two of those are more than halfway to being grown."

"And I've never had daughters until after Diana and I mated, only two sons and while I adore them, I've always wanted some little girls," Dave added.

"I think that's perfectly understandable," Danny said. "I'm actually hoping to have some daughters myself, but we'll see."

"We probably will," JJ told Danny. "While it is possible we'll have all sons it's not very likely, especially if I get pregnant two or three different times, several years apart of course."

Danny brightened at that and Diana knew that made him happy.

"So if you're moving back to Las Vegas make sure you see mom and dad first thing," Diana admonished her brother. "In fact, you need to warn them in advance, so you don't catch them by surprise. As amusing as it would be for them to be totally flabbergasted it would also be very rude and might cause dad to box your ears."

"I will, as I don't want to give them heart attacks after all," Danny grinned impishly.

Dave snorted at this and JJ simply rolled her eyes.

"We'll probably hear mom's screams of joy all the way from Las Vegas," Diana predicted.

"Probably," Danny said grinning with a mischievous twinkle in his green eyes.

"Do they even know you're courting someone?" Diana asked her brother.

"Of course they do," Danny promised. "I've been here for months now, though I have gone back-and-forth as well to handle some business, so I couldn't exactly not inform them. They would've been worried if they didn't know where I had disappeared to. As much as mom can annoy me, I would never leave either one of them to worry about me like that. I haven't seen mom so excited in a very long time, so excited that she practically hugged the stuffing out of me. I'm sure she was praying that it would actually work out, since it was the first time she's known me to admit that I was actually courting someone."

"Good," Diana said relieved. "It shouldn't surprise them too much then, that you actually mated."

"Mom will probably faint dead away," Danny grinned, as he imagined that.

JJ looked startled at that suggestion, but Diana simply shook her head at her brother. She had to admit that hers and Danny's mother had been a bit of a pain, when it came to Danny settling down. Kiza's constant harping on the subject could've made her brother refuse to cooperate to get mated at all out of sheer stubbornness.

"Trust me, mom, has been more than a bit of a pain on that particular subject, as Danny and I mentioned, earlier," Diana told JJ. "A few comments like saying mom will faint dead away is pretty mild for all mom has put Danny through over the years. Danny is certainly stubborn enough to dig in his heels and refuse to get mated at all, because of mom's constant harping."

"Yes, I am," Danny agreed immediately with his sister's comment.

"It must've been worse than I originally imagined then," JJ said.

"Oh, it was seriously annoying at least," Danny agreed. "I think that mom thought that by annoying me to death that I would find someone faster and I might've mated to the first female that interested me, just to get her to shut up. I didn't do that in the end, but I seriously considered it a few times. I knew however, it would likely eventually lead to us separating, so why bother? Just to get her off my back, you know? I also knew there would probably be children involved by that point. Separation like that are always the hardest on the kids and I didn't want to put any of my kids through that kind of trauma. Don't get me wrong, I love my mother, she just has a few less then savory traits that's all. Once she gets an idea in her head it's very hard to dislodge it."

"Don't let her hear you say that," Diana giggled. "Dad will probably box your ears."

"I won't say a word," JJ promised, drawing a finger across her lips, as if she was zipping them shut on the matter, like it was some kind of secret.

"I won't say anything either," Danny said. "I might joke about how annoying mom can be, but I would never hurt her feelings like that and not just because dad would probably box my ears."

"I really want to meet your parents," JJ told Danny, "They sound like a lovely couple."

"Oh, they are," Diana agreed. "They've always supported me and simply adore all their grandchildren. Dad wanted to tear my ex-mate apart when he realized how he treated me, but since Dave took care of that situation, dad never did get the chance to do that."

"It was my right," Dave said firmly. "While your father might have those feelings he could've been in trouble with the law. It is the right of the Alpha or Beta of the relationship to deal with somebody like William Reid who you were mated to before we met. While your father loves you, he's not mated to you and therefore, he would've been breaking the law, if he had gone after your former mate. There are certain privileges that go along with being mated to one of our species."

"I know," Diana agreed. "Still, it was a close thing. It was only mom that eventually talked him down. She told him that she didn't want to visit him in prison and that made him calm down enough that he didn't do what he really wanted too."

JJ knew all about what had happened to William Reid, as Diana had told her and Alex after they had known each other for awhile. Both ladies had been amazed at William Reid's stupidity and arrogance. Neither could figure out why he had bothered to mate with an Omega in the first place, if he hated them so much. The only conclusion they had come up with was the same one that Dave had suggested and that was he had believed an Omega would be easier to control. That the Senior Reid hadn't even thought about the fact that Diana could report him to the appropriate people, so that he could be put on their kinds bad bet list was even more stupid. To assume he had gotten off scot-free just showed how careless and thoughtless William Reid had been. Assuming that Diana was stupid or at least too intimidated by him to report his attitude and his actions was also idiotic. Of course, Diana had made sure to inform the appropriate office, so his name could be taken off the list since he was dead.

Diana was about to say something when she got a rather particular look on her face and stopped what she was about the say.

"Dave, I think we need to head to the hospital," Diana said as calmly as possible.

Dave looked down and saw a wetness on the floor that told him Diana's water had broken. It was a few weeks early, but not very.

"JJ, if you would go get the bag by the front door, please, it would be appreciated," Dave told JJ as politely as possible. "Could you bring it out to the car?"

"Of course," JJ said that she rose from her seat and went to get the bag that was for the hospital. While JJ was doing that Dave was helping his mate out to the car, with Danny's help, as he had immediately stepped to his sister side to offer support.

"Would you please inform Ariel and the older children that we're at the hospital Danny?" Dave asked his brother-in-law all and Danny nodded.

"I will and then we'll follow you. Maybe bring the older kids."

"That would be fine," Dave said, as he helped Diana into the passenger seat. "One adult needs to stay behind to look after our newest triplets though."

"I'm sure the nanny will stay behind and wait for news. That is her first duty," Diana said and Dave nodded, even as another contraction hit. Diana had been through several in the last 10 minutes, which meant the babies wanted to come and that they were in a hurry.

In 15 minutes they were on their way to the hospital, Dave knowing that Danny and his new mate would follow them in less than half an hour once they had informed the appropriate parties, probably with the kids in tow.

The kids were certainly old enough to behave while they waited for their mother to give birth, as Spencer and his sisters were 13 and his twins were now 11. Where had the time gone, Dave wondered, even as he drove up to the emergency room doors, where a couple of nurses took charge of Diana, who was in the midst of a very powerful contraction.

Dave knew his job was to fill out the paperwork, so that's what he did as fast as he possibly could.

He then headed to the waiting room, without needing directions, as he had already been there once before.

Dave paced back-and-forth, even though he knew birth was a natural process, but then he loved Diana so much he didn't want anything to happen to her.

"How's mom?" Came the voice of Meriel, as soon as she and all the other children had entered the waiting room.

"There's been no word yet, sweetie," Dave said. "Giving birth takes time. I'm sure you remember when your siblings were born less then two years ago."

"I remember how long that took," Spencer said, "and it wasn't even a first pregnancy for her, as those often take longer."

"Well, hopefully, this will be relatively quick," Ariel who had brought the kids said.

"Let's hope so," Danny said, as he took a seat in one of the uncomfortable waiting room chairs. The chairs, of course, were hard plastic, that had seen a lot of use over the years. "I wasn't here last time my sister had her children, so I have no idea how long it took."

"She was in labor for over 15 hours," Dave informed Danny who winced at that. "The doctor thought he was going to have to do an emergency C-section, but finally she gave birth to our second son who was being stubborn and didn't want to emerge from his nice, safe cocoon. Diana was absolutely exhausted afterwards and I didn't blame her, after all that effort."

"You don't need to tell me horror stories, as I might decide not to have any children at all," JJ said speaking for the first time, only partly joking.

"You can just have a C-section if you want to," Dave told JJ gently, but with worry in his eyes. "It used to be that doctors didn't want to do a C-section unless it was a desperate situation, but nowadays, they're more willing, especially if it's triplets on more."

"I think that's what I want," JJ decided. "Giving birth naturally to more than one is for the birds."

"You have plenty of time to make a decision, sweetie," Danny said kissing her cheek. "We won't be having children for at least a year."

JJ said nothing simply leaned into her mate's shoulder and waited for word on whether her friend was going to be okay or not.

What seemed like days later, but was actually only a couple of hours a doctor came and informed them that Diana Rossi had given birth.

"How is my mate?" Dave asked immediately.

"Mrs. Rossi came through it just fine and she's sleeping. It was a relatively quick labor unlike the first one."

Dave relaxed and nodded to the doctor.

"And my daughters?"

"They're a little bit premature, but not much," The doctor said. "They have all the important parts and seem to be in good health. I want to give them another examination tomorrow, just to make sure, but really, they emerged from the mother's womb in really good shape and are a more then decent weight for triplets. You should probably be able to take them home tomorrow, but I'm making no promises, right now."

"Thank you," Dave said, shaking the doctor's hand.

"I suggest you go see them. They've been voted the cutest babies in the nursery."

Ariel and JJ chuckled at that, but followed Dave, as he headed for the floor where the nursery was located.

Everybody in the waiting room trailed after their family, as they to wanted to see their newest family members.

Spencer thought that it had been a very good day, when his mother had met David Rossi, as he was everything an Alpha should be. He was kind, loving, stern and disciplined them when necessary. He hadn't been sure about him at first, but now he was glad that his mother had mated with such a strong Alpha and he seriously hoped he met someone like his adoptive father someday. For now, he was just going to enjoy having so much family, with three new little sisters to look after and protect. He swore silently he would always love them and protect them for all their lives and he knew his two sisters felt the same as he didn't even have to look at them to know it.

Finally, they emerged from the elevator and walked down the hallway to the nursery and looked in the window at the three newest addition to the Rossi family and felt love and protectiveness swell within him. His sisters would never know a father who didn't care about their existence and simply had them to carry on the family name. They would be loved, adored and spoiled, but also disciplined when necessary.

"This is the way it should be," Spencer told his stepfather who nodded, looking down at the three identical cradles that were covered in pink lace. "I hope I find someone like you someday, so I can have a family of my own."

"Yes, it is," Dave agreed, as he put an arm around his son's shoulders. "And I hope you do to, Spencer. It brought me the greatest joy to finally mate with your mother and I've happier with her and you and your sisters in my life than I ever was before. Even if Diana could not have had anymore children I would've been more than content with the ones I had."

Spencer was wise enough to know that Dave would be very fierce in protecting the family he had finally found. He loved Dave more than he ever had his own father, as Dave listened to him, didn't yell at him all the time over minor things and gave him love and reassurance when he needed it. Spencer now knew that this was the way that an Alpha should act and not like his father had ignoring his children, except to berate them or yell at them. Spencer knew there would be more children in the future before his mother stopped having them and that made him even happier then he ever had imagined that he could be and he knew his sisters felt the same.

He was certainly happier as a Rossi than he'd ever been as a Reid and for him that said it all, said how his life had changed for the better once David Rossi had come into it and that made him very happy indeed.