Kisses Of The Rain - Zootopia Fic ✓

Epilogue pt. 1

"DADDY!!!"

"No."

"DADDY!!!"

"No!"

"DADDY DADDY DADDY!"

"UGHHHHH!"

"Pwease daddy!"

Nick tossed his arms up in annoyance, "Leah, I don't wanna play magical unicorn princess fairy dress up anymore!"

The four year old stomped her feet. "Daddy, pwease! Mommy said you look sexy in a wig!"

Nick's eyes widened and he glared at the hybrid. "Don't say that word, Lele."

"Aidy says fwuck."

"Aiden's gonna get a spanking."

"Mommy says you spank her hard."

"What!?"

"She says you spank her and it feels good-"

"You sure know a lot for a four year old."

"Four in a half. Etwcetera."

Nick rolled his eyes. "We aren't gonna play dress up." He said. "And that's final."

Aleah dropped the little tiara she had in her paws. "Otay daddy." She muttered sadly and Nick's heart broke.

He sighed. "Leah..."

The kit turned slowly on her heel, "Yes daddy?"

He groaned. "Let's play-"

"Magical unicorn princess fairy dress up!" Aleah chirped happily, jumping in the air.

The fox picked up his daughter and tackled her in kisses.

"Looks like someone's happy to be a princess." Judy said, walking up to her husband and daughter and giving them both kisses.

"August is crying again, Aiden is on the couch. You handle that while I handle this." She said, taking Aleah from his arms.

"I rather deal with unicorns and glitter than screaming and fighting." He added.

Judy flipped her tiny yet furry tail and walked away. "Your boys. Your problem." She announced.

Nick groaned and preceded to the kid's room, where August was crying. Once there, he knelt down in front of the mostly fox who was sitting in a corner.

"What's wrong, fluff butt?" He said in a soft tone.

The three year old growled. "Mommy's mad at me. Etcetera."

Nick tilted his head. "She's mad at you? What did you do?"

The hybrid played with his fingers. "I said...s-she looked like a p-potato."

Nick held his laughter, "A potato? Do you even what that is?"

August lowered his head in shame. "Uncle Finnick said not to say. He said I could get in trouble, etcetera."

Nick rolled his eyes and stood up, lifting his son up also. "Who taught you this etcetera word?"

August's ears perked up a little. "Mommy did. She's weally, weally pretty. How come you're ugly?"

The fox choked on his spit. "I'm not ugly. You tell mommy the rolls under her neck are ugly."

The toddler giggled and jumped out of his father's hold, waddling to the kitchen.

Nick walked into the living room and sat next to Aiden who was watching a cop show.

"What's up buddy?" He said in an attempt to start a conversation.