 ~ Mrs. Steve Harrington ~ Claimed by Bits ❤️ ~ Queen of Typos ❄ Magical Mosh Pit ❄
It was true: he and Renner did work extremely hard and made more than enough to support their lifestyle. Though it was modest, they could at least take vacations whenever they wanted to and to also help out their four kiddos when needed. Especially Viano, who was not yet of age but doing well by following in Raju’s footsteps of becoming a successful Quidditch player. It was also nice to know that the therapy sessions Raju and Renner had enrolled Vi in was helping greatly; Vi seemed to hold far less anger and resentment. Just thinking about those four made Raju miss them, but there would be plenty of time to get back to them after this vacation was over.
Raju laughed. Of course his husband knew him excellently enough to know that had been coming next. That and the teasing tone made him love him even more. The Quidditch coach was always biased {and somewhat proud of it} when it came to Ren’s confectionery-making skills; it was quite clear that Renner was the best in the business. “Yes, because I’m so generous,’’ he teased back. As for Raju, he chewed slowly, letting the chocolate and cheese move over his tongue. “The cheese is great, the chocolate is passable. Overall, a good combination. What about you? What do you think about that chocolate? Any aspect of the recipe you would improve?” |