"Dianaaaaa!" Akko whined as the covers were pulled from her body, making her shiver with the cold of the room.
"What, darling..?" Diana rolled over, squinting at her wife sleepily. Akko opened her eyes, pouting sleepily. "You took the covers..."
Diana sighed, rubbing her eyes. It was too early for this. "Akko I didn't take your covers, at least, not intentionally." She assured her pouty wife.
They both rolled over, Diana spooning Akko as they tried to go back to sleep. This only lasted for so long, before the covers were yanked from over Diana, and the blonde woman shuddered. "Atsuko that is not funny. I told you I didn't take them." She frowned. Akko looked back at her confusedly. "What's not funny?"
They both sat up, and Akko noted the covers hanging off of her side of the bed. "I didn't pull them like that, honest!" She defended herself, and tried to pull them back onto the bed. She was met with resistance, however, and looked perplexed. "What in the..?" Gripping the puffy fabric, she yanked with all her might, lifting the covers up onto the bed, as well as a squirming, giggling child.
"Aha! So you're the culprit!" Akko smirked, and the small child scrambled to get away from them and off the bed, giggling all the while. Akko scooped her up into her arms and threw the little girl over her shoulder, her blonde waves bouncing. "Mama nooooo! I sowwy!" She giggled, her little legs kicking.
Diana couldn't help but smile as she reached over, tickling the little girl's feet. "Are you now? Who taught you to play tricks like that?" She and Akko shares a look, both knowing it was Sucy more than likely. "Auty Su-we!" Yep.
Akko set the girl down, and she breathed relievedly, before her mother began to mercilessly blow raspberries all over her. She screeched joyously, reaching for Diana's aid. Diana laughed and decided to intervene, scooping her up and into her arms before Akko could gobble her up. "Mommy save me!" The toddler giggled, and Diana kissed her cheek. "That's right. Now, how about we go get some breakfast, if we're done with the tricks, hm?"
The girl nodded her head enthusiastically as Diana turned and swing her legs over the side of the bed and got up for the day. Akko followed shortly, sitting in the chair beside the child's high chair, wooden and nicely carved, with the hand painted name 'chariot' on each side.
Diana placed Chariot in her highchair and set about making breakfast as her wife and their daughter stuck their tongues out at each other and played like friends rather than mother and child. She was endeared by it, at least, smiling softly and starting on the eggs and bacon.
As she began to cook their breakfast, something caught Akko's eye, she looked to the window by the far wall, and Diana could see the excitement building in her like a pressure gauge. Shooting up out of her seat, she lifted Chariot up into her arms and slipped on a pair of slippers, rushing to the back door that lead to the back porch.
Diana watched amusedly as Akko took their daughter outside, watching as the snowflakes fell, meeting the mountains of other ones scattered about on the ground and clinging to trees and rocks and everything in sight. Everything was white.
"Look Chariot, it's snow!" Akko laughed, holding the little girl's hand out to catch a falling snowflake. Chariot giggled as it hit her hand, melting at the contact. She leaned foreword, trying to get out of Akko's arms to go play in the snow. "So! Cherry pay in so!"
Akko scrambled to catch her and keep her from falling into the snow bank in just a onesie. "Not yet, baby, not yet. We have to get all dressed up to play in it! And, we have to have the yummy breakfast Mommy is making!" Akko delegates as she took Chariot back inside. The little girl looked like she wanted to protest, but as the smell of bacon hit her, all complaints were gone, and she was itching to get back in her high chair.
Her brown eyes lit up as her mother placed a small colorful kids plate on her high chair tray, full of scrambled eggs and little pieces of bacon the side of her pinky. "Tank chu Mommy!" She dug in, and Diana leaned down, placing a kiss atop her head.
She placed a normal plate in front of Akko, with average sized pieces of bacon and scrambled eggs, kissing her sweetly on the lips. "Thank you Diana." Akko looked at her lovestruck, like she had looked at her for years now. Diana smiled, blushing slightly. "You're welcome."
Turning to Chariot, she grabbed a napkin and gently wiped some egg from the toddlers top lip. "When we're done, what do you say we go play outside, dear?"
Chariot nodded enthusiastically, and sure enough, once they'd finished eating and gotten appropriately dressed, the family went outside, playing around and having a jolly time, enjoying the winter wonderland.
