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Hanging out at the bar
Price, jokingly: Have you considered shaving that stupid mohawk? Soap, flatout drunk and very, very serious: Have YOU considered shaving off the rat plastered to your face? Price: ...? Soap, taking a swig of his beer: Didn't think so. Soap-'hawk one, Price-rat zerooOOo! Ghost: Owned, Price. You just got owned. Soap: You're one to talk, Edgelord. Ghost: Wow.
Heartbroken I had to do it myself.. but fine I will š«°




Rudy content for us 5 fans š
I FORGOT TO POST ON HERE. Anyway, some Rudy for us š½




Also GICE/PRAZ GO FETCH !!!






Replaying the campaign isnāt enough anymore, I need him in my bed
my CoD OC, Diana š¦


ŠŠæŃŃŃ Š¼ŃŠ¶ŠøŠŗŠø, Š¾ŠæŃŃŃ Š±ŃŠ±ŃŃ.

Keegan. Thatās it, thatās the post.





What I would do to be his mask smh š¤¦āāļø
Calling Kƶnig āpapaā š¤¤
Iāve been so obsessed with the idea of Ex-husband!Simon that I cannot rest. Especially if yāalls children are involved omggg the angst (and possible comfort) š¤š¤


Never got over this scene, undoubtedly the best look
I bet that jacket is so warm and snuggly šāļø
It's too cute!!!
legit listening to "beautiful boy - John Lennon" rn hear me out ghost and his Mreader hubby cuddling with their new baby just wholesome fluffy stuff yknowš¤Æ
When I tell you I cried writing this-- UGH! Thank you so much for this request! It was so sweet.
Adoption was no easy feat, anyone with a right mind would know that. There is a lot of paperwork, a couple of interviews, as well as money that goes into it. It was more difficult with your growing family, you decided bitterly. Most agencies looked at the jobs you and your husband held, you as a freelance writer at home and him as active duty military- well, the active duty military was more of a raised red flag to them. Especially because the two of you were looking for a baby, not a child- an infant.
When the struggle with adoption started, your focus turned less away from your work- which did ultimately have a deadline, to what could be done. In your heart, you felt this emptiness that needed to be filled, and Simon expressed himself the same at home. You sometimes wished that like him, you could separate it while workingā¦ but you had too much heart in you. (Those were Simonās words- and he said that he was glad you were like that)
Tonight was one of those nights that you couldnāt focus on your work. All those creative writing and English classes in college, gone throughout the window. So, you settled on looking through other adoption agencies- maybe even some women who were pregnant that didnāt want the child, but wouldnāt do an abortion. What was the name? Ah, you didnāt care much to remember. The aged whiskey in your hand helped with that too.
As per usual, you spent about three hours looking for something new. A couple emails sent out to some agencies, the last two that would maybe consider interviewing you and Simon. The analog clock next to the TV expresses how late it was, so did the yawn that left your mouth. You decided the whiskey glass could be cleaned in the morning as you set it down on the coffee table, your closed laptop next to it. The front door and its eighteen locks (thatās an exaggeration, it only had four) needed to be turned before you could sleep. Right after you locked the first one though, you heard something through the door- something likeā¦ crying?
Now, you and Simon live in a nice neighborhood- with little to no crime activity, but that doesnāt mean something could happen. You retreat from the area for just a moment to grab one of the tactical knives hiding in the coffee table, then walked back to the front door. Very quietly, you undid the lock youād just turned and very slowly opened the door. Nothing was directly in front of you, so you looked down and your heart shattered.
Itās always in the movies, so the scene in front of you is unexpected in real life. There is a large woven basket with an infant tucked comfortably with a blue blanket. Before you investigate further, you look around your yard and towards the sidewalk but see no one walking about- or running away. So, you bend down and pick up the basket, taking out the little note thatās sticking out as you walk back into the house. Just for a moment, the basket is set on the couch as you read it.
āTo who little Gregory comes to,
Iām sorry I couldnāt take care of him myself. When he was born in the hospital, everyone in the room was happy to see him but me. Gregory is the result of aā¦ you know what case. I looked at him, and I couldnāt see myself at all- only him. I hope that you can find yourself to take care of him. Love him.Ā
Thank you.ā
Ohā¦ āFuck.ā You look down at the baby- who has been crying this whole time, and quickly pick him up from the basket. Itās probably really uncomfortable in there- and oh, how long has it been since Gregory has been fed? Christ on a Cross, when you talked about jumping into parenting, this isnāt what you meant! āHey, Siri!ā Youāre trying your best to calm the infant in your arms, who is still crying, but itās thankfully gone to hiccups now. āCall Simonās work on speaker.ā
āCalling Simon *work* on speakerā¦ā You take a seat on the couch, careful not to disturb the now sleeping infant as you pick up your phone and bring it closer to your person. Gregory seemsā¦ smaller than the other infants youāve seen with the adoption agencies, you wonder if itās a birth cause or he wasnāt taken care of before being handed off. āHey, Iām about to go on a mission. Are you okay?ā
You breathe in and exhale slowly. āSimon. You need to come home, tell Price itās an emergency.ā Your husband makes a noise on the other line, and you can hear him beginning to protest it all- āSomeone dropped a baby on our doorstep- Iā¦ I cannot do this alone right now.ā
There is a lot of noise coming from the other line now, you hear shouting- itās Simon doing it. Andā¦ Gregory has woken up, heās crying again. āOch. Simon, on your way home, which you better be doing- or Iām going to find your captain and kick him into next month- get some supplies, like weāve talked about. Iām gonna hang up because heās woken up due to the noise, but if I donāt see your arse in thirty minutes, there will be words, Simon Riley.ā Before he can reply, you press the āend callā button and turn your attention back to Gregory.
What did some babies fall asleep to? What would calm the storm that the call to your husband created? You remembered seeing your sister sing softly to her child- but you canāt give bars for shit. So, you decide to hum, very quietly āHey Judeā. And just like with your niece all those years ago, it seems to do the trick. Gregory stops crying, moves to hiccuping then starts cooing at you- reaching at your face with his little chubby baby fists. Heās just so cuteā¦ You wish you could fall asleep with him, but the other thing your brain processed is that this would be the beginning to several nights of restless sleep.
Itās another thirty minutes of you humming different soft songs, mostly rock- because you canāt think of an actual lullaby for your life right now. Africa, Every Breath You Take, Tears in Heaven, Hard to Say Iām Sorry, Canāt Help Falling in love, Beautiful Boyā¦ so many others. It works like a charm with little Gregory, he only wakes up for a moment to gurgle and reach for you, before falling back asleep.
Ten minutes later, your front door opens- almost slamming, but Simon catches it. Heās carrying several bags from the local grocery store- all in full gear. He shuts the door as quietly as he can, but itās a little noisy with all of the plastic bags in his arms as well as his gear. Everything in his hands is set on the ground in front of the coffee table, then Simonās walking over to you, eyes widening as he looks at the infant in your arms. āYou werenātā¦ā His words die down when you point with a random finger to the note that had been left. Simon scans over it while taking off his mask. āOhā¦ just the baby then? Was there anything in his basket?ā
You shake your head, stopping the humming so you can speak- hopefully Gregory wonāt start crying again. āJust him, his blanket and that note.ā You gesture with your head to the bags. āDo you have baby formula? Bottles? I donāt know the last time heās had anythingā¦ there was no information on it.ā
Simon brushes Gregoryās head, moving some of the hair, then walks over to the bags. He takes out a lot of formula and a couple bottles. āWoman at the register looked at me like I was mad. Told her I had a newborn and she calmed her tits.ā You snort and shake your head. āIām gonna make some warmed milk for him, then set up his crib- thatās still in the car.ā
All those agencies that said the two of you were incapable of raising an infant were incorrect. You were careful in waking Gregory and giving him the bottle, once your husband had come back with it. Before leaving the room to go get the crib he needed to build, he looked at you andā¦ well, the kid was his son now, heād say. There is a rare instance that tears are building in his eyes, and he allows them to fall. āSimon,ā you call softly from the couch. He snaps out of it and walks over to you. āWhy donāt you hold him? Iāll go get the crib.ā
For a moment, his brain goes to the fact that his hands arenāt meant to hold something so small and precious- his hands are those of a killerāsā¦ but the way you look at him, a hopeful look in your eyes and the softest smile. He slowly takes Gregory from you, one arm curling around his tiny body and the other keeping leg support and holding up the bottle. āHi, Gregory,ā he whispers. The baby coos back and makes the same grabbing motion towards him, the chubby fist brushing against his paint.
āSimon,ā youāre now next to him. The crib that needs to be built is in the corner of the room. āWhy donāt we just sleep on the couch tonight? The three of us? Itās in a way that we wonāt crush himā¦ and itās late.ā He nods silently and gets on the couch first, handing you Gregory so he can get properly comfortable. You follow suit, lying your head against the side cushion and setting up a little pillow wall with one of your hands. āLove you, Simon.ā
He breathes in deeply, pressing a kiss to your forehead. His arms go around your waist, hands cupping around the side of Gregoryās body. āLove you too.ā Simon waits until both of you are asleep first before closing his eyes. His mind drifted into how lucky the two of you were to have Gregory now as sleep took over.

Unfinished art I have lay around in my files. I use Jschlatt as a reference.


Take a nap between missionsš¤