Garcia Residence (All welcome :P)

Becca forced herself not to cry as she was fixed with a near death-glare from er father and he didn't even know yet. Feeling slight confidence from Jade's hand in hers, Becca locked her gaze with their father's. She noticed his eyes drift to her stomach, which she now realised she had her free hand on. She opened her mouth to explain but was cut off by a relatively calm outburst from he father. "You're pregnant." He stated. As if she didn't know. As her father's calm facade wore off, Becca began crying again silently.

Jade took a deep breathe for her sister, after he emotionlessly stated the fact, she squeezed her Becca's hand. She wanted her to know she was completely on her side, they out numbered their father, they always had.

Becca didn't work to stop the tears this time as their father began shouting how stupid she had been. "Daddy, I'm sorry." Becca sobbed, raising her gaze to meet her father's eyes.

Jade's eyebrows knitted together in anger when her father started to shout, Becca didn't have to listen to that. Just after giving their Dad a death girl she mumbled to her sister, "Let's get outta here."

Their father barely batted an eyelid when Jade spoke. "M-" He bit his lip to stop himself from saying it. By his reaction, Becca knew what he would have said. "Go on, say it! Mom would have been so disappointed in me. Yeah, I know. " She said quite calmly before slowly turned and leaving the room, breaking into a run down the hall and up the stairs.

Jade glared at her father, for what seemed to be a rather long time. Her lip curled up a bit, she almost snarled at him. She was disappointed in him. Once Becca left she pointed her finger at him and shouted with rage. "How dare you play the mom card, I mean you of all people?You who won't remember the woman, you've just picked your self up and moved on. Well, Me and Becca haven't and we won't, because we obviously care about her more than you ever did." Jade spat at him in sheer disgust before sharply turning around, but she turned back, anger still burning up in her. Jade spoke clearly, "And mom never would have been disappointed in Becca, she couldn't be disappointed in us no matter what we did. Because she was a good parent, and sometimes I wish it had been you instead of her and Louis. I mean, Your really unbelieveable, do you even know how much you hurt your daughter? I'm gonna make damn sure you won't hurt her like that again." She stormed out then, Jade couldn't look at her father any longer. She ran up the stairs and into her room.

Becca curled up on her bed as she heard her sister yelling downstairs. She bit back a gasp when she heard Jade say that she'd have preferred it to be their father who was killed rather than their mom and brother. By the time her twin had finished, Becca was full-on sobbing into her lap. She heard Jade's footsteps on the stairs and worked to calm the tears and wiped her cheeks over and over.

Jade collapsed on her bed (not literally :L) and sighed. "I probably shouldn't hvae said that." Jade felt a bit guilty. "Are you okay?" She sat up, looking at her sister with sympathetic eyes.

Becca smiled at her sister. "You were angry." When Jade asked about her, she sighed quietly and shrugged. "Yeah, I'm fine." She smiled again.

"I don't think I've ever been that angry." Jade shook her head. "It was just a build up of everything." She concluded. "Becca, you don't have to say your fine, you don't cry when your fine. We don't have to talk about that though."

"No, really." Becca wiped the remaining tears from her face, having Jade with her was extremely comforting. "I'm good." She smiled.

"Good." Jade mirrored her sisters smile and lay back on her bed. "Wanna do something normal?" She suggested, just wanting to relax.

"That would nice." Becca laughed and flopped backward so she was lying down on her bed. "Wanna watch a movie? Play video games? Go to the mall?" She suggested, exhaling deeply.

"Don't think I'll make it out the door, so what movie do you want to watch?" Jade smiled happily. It was nice just to chill ot a bit.

Becca sighed contentedly. No baby drama, no glee club drama, no any drama. Apart from fake, movie drama--the good kind. She thought about the movies she owned and hummed thoughtfully. "I don't care." She concluded. "You pick."

"Well, I guess a comedy, but which one?" Jade thought, her eyes skimming the shelf of DVDS, taking in all the titles and sorting out the good and the bad.

"The Hangover!" Becca giggled, pointing to the stack of the comedy show. She realised she'd just announced that she didn't care and that he sister could choose the DVD they watched.

Jade chuckled uncontrollably at jst the thought of the hangover. "Well!" She sobered up. "What other comedies are there?" She laughed, finding it along the shelf, sliding it out and popping the disk out.

Becca laughed quietly at her sister as she popped out the DVD. She sat up and clambered to the top of her bed and curled up, hugging one of the cushions on her bed.

Once she'd put it in and selected 'English', Jade jumped onto her bed. "Do we have snacks?" She asked, feeling a bit peckish.

Becca looked across at Jade with a smile. "I think there's coke in the refrigerator, chocolate...somewhere in here, and chips and things are in the kitchen..." The brunette trailed off quietly and cleared her throat.

Jade hopped up and over to the mini-fridge as the opening credits appeared on screen. "And I gurantee you that you could find all of those things under my bed." Jade joked even though it was probably true. She tossed Becca a can of Coke and a chocolate bar and returned to her bed.

"Probably a bazillion years passed their sell-by." Becca joked, waitng a moment before popping open her can and taking a sip. She set it on the table beside their beds and returned her attention to the movie, still hugging the cushion.

"Oh, well maybe you shouldn't eat it then," Jade worried about Becca, she wasn't exactly the brightest crayon in the box but she was going to do her best to look out for Becca. She realized then they were supposed to be having fun, so Jade then added lightly, "I guess I will just have to eat it for you."

"Oh no!" Becca joked. "However will you manage?" She laughed, genuinely happy. At that moment, she wasn't thinking about her father or worrying about her baby or grieving for her lost relatives, she was purely happy.