Baby Daddy 2 and Cypress Grows

After spending several days at home making sure little Cypress could find the potty, walk to the potty and verbally indicate his desires beyond a cranky scream, Holly decided it was time to head out for a bit. Stir-Craziness was starting to set in. So she took Cy out for a stroll in the town park, and who did she meet up with?

Liam O'Dourke! (EA Pre-Made)

After a quick chat he mentioned his recent run of bad luck at work, so she offered him a, uh . . . friendly massage.



It was kind've late in the afternoon, so not long afterward Holly invited him back to her place. After putting Cypress down for a nap, they went back outside and looked at the stars together.



Though he was very shy--and adorably geeky--Holly managed to get her point across eventually. Even if she did have to spell it out for him in bold print.

Holly - Your mouth on my mouth, NAO, kthx.



The two of them eventually got to where they needed to be.



And did what needed doin'.



Then they said their goodbyes. Liam was looking for something more permanent after all, while Holly needed to keep playing the field. Meanwhile, Cypress had a birthday!



He gained the Frugal trait. Cranky, likes being alone and now a penny-pincher. He's shaping up to be a real personality. XD In his free time Cypress enjoyed playing in the sand -



Playing with dolls (we don't judge) -



Pillow-fighting with himself?



Aaaand telling Ghost Stories to . . . nobody in particular.



Maybe he was practicing for the new sibling he was about to have? Because it was official. Holly's sojourn with the lovable Liam had resulted in a wonderful baby bump. Of which she explained to him while he was trying to do his homework. Pesky mom.




BONUS PICS :

Holly and Cypress watching TV together, having a bonding moment, when all of a sudden Holly is struck with a masterful idea.



Holly - Say, Cypress. When you get older, how's about you look into a career with the military. I hear they get paid big bucks, and then you can take care of mommy.

Cypress - C'mon, mom. Seriously? I'm only five. Can I be a kid for a while before I start thinking about future professions?