"Oh. Thank you" she smiled. "I had an amazing partner in crime" she smiled and kissed Dawns cheek.

She giggled some and looked back at her mother. "Is there by any chance a spare room we could use?" Her mother smiled, "Of course there is. You can use the bedroom right beside yours for the baby. Decorate it all you want." Dawn nodded, "Thanks mother," before leading Cherry up to the room.

"Oooo I'm getting excited." She smiled. She kissed her neck a little while the went up the stairs

She giggled, "Your excited? How would you feel if you had push a kid out?!" She had a bit of sarcasim in her voice as she said this and opened the door to the room. It was mostly blank with white walls, a desk in the corner, a rug in the center of the room, and a bookshelf on the side wall along with a balcony of course.

Cherry smiled and wrapped her arms around Dawns waist and put her head on Dawns shoulder. She giggled "I would push the baby out for you but it's in you baby" she kissed her neck. She whispered "I love you" then she went in front of her and kneeled down "and you too, Pumpkin". She kissed Dawns belly and stood. "I am the happiest I think I've ever been." She laughed.

She giggled when Cherry kissed her cheek then her belly. "Well what should we do in here," she says looking around the room, "maybe seafoam green walls or sunshine yellow walls." Suddenly Dawn's artistic side turned on and a million thoughts came up on how to decorate the room.

"Definitely Seafoam" cherry smiled. "Maybe like a book shelf and paintings of stuff... I don't know" she laughed

"That sounds pretty good," she says imaging the room, "we'll obviously need a crib for them and I can make the paintings in my free time. Maybe also a play rug in the center, like one of those foam ones, with a few toys and a baby gate to block off the balcony."

"I love those ideas. How about we write them down since I forget easily." She kissed Dawns forehead and giggled.

She giggled as well, "Alright I'll go get some paper and a pencil." She then walked out of the room and went next door to her room and got a paper and pencil. She then came back and began writing down what they needed. "So what do you want them to be," she asked curiously, "a boy or a girl?"