To Do the Unexpected (Adaline)

Kai wore a blue button down shirt and some black slacks. His hair was combed up as always and her had a white and blue striped tie on. He'd owled Adaline the past week and asked if she'd meet him for a date.

He walked into the restaurant and spoke his name, claiming his reservation for two. Following the waitress back to their table, he absentmindedly twirled his tie between his fingers. Smiling to the waitress, he asked her to come back later, once his date arrived, if she arrived.

He'd never been one for "dating" so this was all new to him. Sure, he'd slept with the girl, in fact, the girl carried his child inside of her currently, but that was a whole hell of a lot different than dating the girl. But he would try. When you really liked someone, this was what you were supposed to do, right? But didn't you also marry someone when you really liked them? Kai wasn't sure, but for some reason, his mind flashed forward to five years from now. He and Adaline were married and they had a little five year old boy. He was tan, like Kai, with dark hair and blue eyes and he was the most adorable thing Kai had ever seen in his life.

At the realisation of him imagining the future with Adaline, he froze. His heart pounding, his head growing fuzzy. Did he really like this girl that much? He did. But, what would the other guys say if her went to school this September holding her hand while she had an enormous belly?

He knew he shouldn't care about what people thought, but he couldn't help it.

He wrung his hands, waiting anxiously for her. When he saw her walk towards his table, his breath caught in his throat. She was absolutely stunning. Her hair looked amazing and she looked amazing. He didn't remember ever seeing her so dressed up before, but maybe that's because every time he'd seen her she was undressed or in Hogwarts robes.

He was a bit worried because she was in heels and he thought it was illegal or something for pregnant women to be in heels. Though, she obviously knew better than he did. After all, she was the mother.

"Adaline," he nodded, having remembered her name after her heard someone address her for a class or something in Hogwarts. He found it amusing how they seemed to colour coordinate and wished he had a muggle instrument called a camera to snap a photo of them.

"How are you?" he asked, ordering a glass of water from the waitress. He wouldn't drink because he knew she couldn't and that was something he was willing to surrender for her.

"Trimester?" Kai was absolutely dumbfounded. He knew nothing about pregnancy, especially since he and Macee was at most four years apart. He knew he'd certainly be learning something knew everyday if he really planned to stick around with Adaline. He found it hard to hide the fact that he thought her chuckle was quite adorable.

He was glad to hear that she had finally told her parents. It was important for them to know and she obviously, wouldn't be able to have hid the secret for that much longer. "My parents knew before I even got home," Kai stated, a look of confusion on his face. He still didn't know how they found out, but they just really wanted to make sure he wouldn't leave her, and he didn't plan to. "Your father has nothing to worry about, I have no intentions of allowing you to do this on your own," he reassured her.

"I'm well, been doing the normal daily workouts and," he paused, "job searching." The words sounded weird coming off of his lips, but they were right. His eyes locked onto the brunette's eyes and he gave her a genuine smile.

He was grateful to hear her explain the fact of trimesters. Sure, he had a younger sister, but he'd been younger when she was born, therefore, he knew nothing about pregnancy as he'd never had a reason to learn. Now, however, he had every reason to get familiar with pregnancy because he was going to be a father. In fact, Kai was almost tempted to rent pregnancy books from the library.

"I suppose," Kai shrugged, "I wonder who else knows," his brow creased in anxiousness. He wondered if Travis knew and if he knew then did that mean the rest of their social circle knew? He felt himself wondering why the rumour hadn't reached her parents. By rumour, he mean real life fact, but the word rumour made him feel a bit better. While he was still growing accustomed to the impending arrival he knew it would be even more of a slap in the face when she was obviously pregnant.

Kai nodded, giving her a smile of reassurance. "Of course I will," he said, "I got you into all of this, I'll stick around."

"Besides," he added, "I really like you."

"It's never too early," he laughed,"besides, I got a little summer job as a Daily Prophet deliverer, it' ll help us out with baby things." The words sounded wrong coming out of his mouth. It was weird, but with time, it'd be like second nature to him.

He sighed at her conclusion of probably everyone having known by now. He sighed even more once she mentioned being bombarded by questions. "What should I say?" He didn't want to say yes it was true and then have her get mad, nor did he want her angry for denying it as well so instead, he decided to cut to the chase and find out what she wanted him to say. He could tell that she wanted to know what he'd say but he was worried of overstepping any boundaries. "I don't want to hide anything between us and I could care less what anyone thinks," he admitted, "it's none of their business."

"Well, I didn't exactly use protection," he smirked at her as she tried to pin the fault on herself. No way would he allow her to do that, not after all she'd most likely already went through. Hell, she probably had to talk to the Headmaster AND she had to tell her parents. That couldn't have been an easy job. Plus, the child lived inside her.

He thought back to that night. It was honestly probably the best night he'd had so far. He would give anything to constantly replay that night over and over again, except, she couldn't drink right now because he got her pregnant.

It was sort of cute to see her cheeks flush red and he smiled. "I wouldn't be here if I didn't like you." He took a sip of his drink, "in fact, I wouldn't have kissed you that day in London if I didn't like you."

"Well, living together would probably be easier, if that's okay with you," he questioned, raising his eyebrow to mimic hers. "I don't want to just support the child," he paused, "I want to support our family." He reached out and clasped her hand in his just like that day in London.