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The BoRhap boys remain very close with Queen after the film is finished, and they definitely
become honorary grandparents. Sometimes when Rami and Joe are having a freak out about
parenting they know they can always talk to Brian, Roger and John. Plus the kids absolutely
love their honorary grandparents. And Brian, Roger and John certainly aren’t complaining
about having a few more additions to their dozens of grandchildren.
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Anonymous asked:
SOMOTF, I love every extra with Joe's pregnancy/babies, especially the one
with Roger/Joe/John interaction at the May household; I'd love a ficlet or scrap
of the subs cuddling Joe with his newborn (I just get gooey eyed at the thought;
Roger making silly faces at the baby, John just loving babies in general, I love
any concept!)

Joe blinks his eyes open, yawning and then frowning when he realises he’s not in his own
home.
It’s only when he sees Roger looming over him with a grin and a cup of tea that he
remembers he’s in the May household.
“The kid must really be taking it out of you.” Roger offers the tea to Joe. “You’ve been
passed out for about an hour.”
Joe takes the tea gratefully. “God, I’m so sorry I fell asleep. I’m so exhausted.”
It’s then that he notices John sitting on the sofa opposite, gently rocking Jason in his arms.
The baby gurgles happily in the older sub’s arms, and John smiles when he sees Joe is awake.
“Look,” John whispers to the baby, “Mummy’s awake. Do you want to go and see him?
Hm?”
Joe opens his arms with a smile as John carries the baby over to him, and Jason wriggles as
Joe takes him from the older sub.
“Has he been good?” Joe kisses Jason’s head.
“He’s been good as gold,” Roger says with a smile. “He was fussing a bit when you fell
asleep but he was fine after John cuddled him for a few minutes.”
“You have a gift,” Joe chuckles. “You’re so good with babies.”
“I have a bit of experience,” John laughs. “I hope you managed to get some rest? I know how
hard it is in the beginning. I was so exhausted when Andrew was born.”
“I feel like I haven’t slept in years,” Joe sighs. “I feel like I’m already failing as a mom
because I can barely keep my eyes open.”
“You’re doing an amazing job,” Roger says reassuringly. “John and I have both been there.
You’ll probably never quite feel on top of things, but I promise you’ll be an amazing mum.”
Joe feels a little better as John and Roger wrap their arms around him, and he can’t help but
hope they’re right as he looks down at his son.
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