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Touch me like you touch nobody
Put your hands all up on me
Tired of hearing sorry
Kiss and make, kiss, kiss and make up
You stared at your wife with a glare so intense she seemed to be afraid she'd melt into the ground. Which was obviously a problem because she was holding your two small children.
The last year or so since you and Lisa had finally got together had been...interesting to say the least.
There was crying and whining and cuddling and things more than cuddling and fighting and everything that you would expect a healthy relationship to go through.
Being married to Lisa Manoban was hard. She was still an idol, even if BLACKPINK were slowing down. No one would ever begin to forget her. And you think she liked it that way. But sometimes it was hard to navigate. Hard to get to the grocery store when you were running low on diapers and strawberries. Hard to get a cup of coffee with anyone other than your wife at risk of being labeled a cheater.
But you powered through it together. Because that's what you and Lisa do. Power through things. Together.
Though, this argument you're having right now, you're not sure you're going to be able to come back from.
"Lalisa Manoban."
"Oh. My whole name? I'm in trouble."
You rolled your eyes, "How many times have I told you to stop holding my kids like that."
Lisa looked down at the children in her arms with a frown, "They love this. Look Leo is laughing." Lisa raised Leo up to her eye level as if you clearly couldn't see him.
She was holding him by the hood attached to his onesie. She had saw it in a viral video once and had since taken to doing it whenever she thought she would get away with it.
And yes, Leo was indeed laughing, but he was a baby he didn't know what was actually going on.
Lily, for her part, was being cradled like a football into Lisa's midsection. Lisa had also found this funny. Lily looked more resigned than Leo did, but she wasn't in any distress.
But. That was beside the point.
"Okay, and what if you drop one of them?"
Lisa seemed moderately offended by the question, "I won't." Drop her children? She'd sooner drop herself out an open window.
You only glared further. Lisa eventually rolled her eyes before setting Lily down on to the floor and repositioned Leo the correct way in her arms.
You smiled, "Thank you. Now, come on. We're going to be late for the book release party."
"I've already read the book. Hell, I lived the book. Why do we have to go? I've been gone all week and I finally get some free time with you and my kids."
"We're going because we're good people." You had this argument already too, you just wanted to have a lazy day in bed with your family as much as the next omega, but you had promised Rosé that you would be there. And like always, Lisa had other plans. You're afraid she's becoming sentient.
Lisa mumbled under her breath, "We weren't good people last night."
You gasped, scandalized, and hit her on the bicep. She only giggled and shrugged.
"Why are you being like this today?"
"Being like what?"
"Like-Like...well I don't have a word for it, but whatever it is, I don't like it."
Lisa sighed heavily and her shoulders sagged.
"Babe. I told you. I just want to spend time alone with my wife and kids without interruption. Even last night we were interrupted eventually. I miss you."
Your face softened into a pout, "Baby, I'm right here." Lisa pulled you into her, your head resting in the crook of her neck, opposite to your son who had since fallen asleep.
"You know what I mean. I either have schedules or you're working your ass off like the badass you are. We haven't been able to spend more than three hours together in the past month. I miss my wife. I miss my kids. So, can we please skip this one thing. We'll make it up to Chae one day."
Your own shoulders slumped and you relaxed further into your wife. You nodded profusely, "Yes. I'm sorry. We can stay. I love you far more than you can imagine."
"You have nothing to be sorry for. Sometimes, you have to be a little selfish. I've loved you since we met."
"Wasn't I selfish when I kept your daughter away from you?" You mumbled into her neck.
"Nope. Just scared. When are you going to forgive yourself for that? I'm over it. I got you and Lily. Hell, Jennie's over it. And I'm not supposed to tell you this, but she's dating someone. "
"I'm getting there. I promise. We'll revisit this Jennie dating thing later."
Lisa rubbed her hand down your back, landing on your ass somehow innocently, "That's all I ask. In your defense, I should have figured it out sooner. You did name her Lily after all."
You giggled, "Actually, that had nothing to do with you. I just really liked the name."
"Whatever helps you sleep at night." You slapped her stomach playfully.
You reluctantly peeled yourself out of her arms, "Come on, let's go cuddle with out kids."
"I can't think of a better way to spend a sunday night."