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Havelock is in his now-mysteriously-non-milkshakey room, but in a break from recent tradition is not either reading a book or wrestling a giant killer living plant.

He is, however, standing upside down. It helps strengthen the upper body, see. Also, he doesn't get as many weird looks when he practises them in private.

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Havelock smiles briefly.

"Out of interest," he says dryly, "What if I didn't?"

He tilts his head, blinking.

"... Of which? The children?"

"Yes. Or you as a parent, though given the evidence, it seems unlikely I would."

Havelock has few illusions about most parents.

"Ah," Puck says, frowning.

"Well, were that the case, I suppose I should be terribly sad."

Havelock bows his head forwards.

"Then I shall continue to approve, I think."

Besides, what would disapproving accomplish?

What indeed.

Puck laughs, reaching up to brush a bit of hair behind Havelock's ear.

"In that case ... I am quite content."

Havelock smiles again.

His hair really is getting a little long, he notes vaguely. He should cut it, perhaps.

"Good. I do prefer that state of affairs."

Mostly because a bored Puck is a dangerous Puck, but for other reasons too!

Puck smiles back, closer to a grin.

"As do I. Infinitely."

He rises on his toes to give Havelock a quick kiss-- he is quite a bit shorter, in comparison-- before stepping back.

"Regrettably, I was told I must see to the children at some point in the near future." Frowny face! "With your permission, I shall take my leave."

"Granted," says Havelock seriously. "You have your paternal duties."

He shrugs diffidently.

"If you don't mind, at some point I should be interested to meet your new family. But when convenient, of course."

Ahahaha.

Dysfunctional doesn't even cover it.

Puck beams!

"I cannot think of a time that should not be convenient," he assures him. "You may come and see us, if you like-- or I shall bring dear Lilly and the children by at the earliest available opportunity."

Dysfunctional?

Puck sees no dysfunction here.

It's true, they are remarkably nuclear - all they're missing is the point four of a child, and a dog.

Oh, and a picket fence, but some things are a lost cause before they're even brought up.

"Excellent," smiles Havelock. "I shall look forward to it."

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