ARTHUR T. ABRAMS | 29 YEARS YOUNG | Human. Father. Baby brother. Uncle | Mobile Developer. Usually found singing randomly in the distance. I now have to eat greens so my daughter does too.
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WHO: Artie Abrams (@rtartieabrams), Quinn Fabray (@see-jess-write) Bea AbramsÂ
WHERE: Quinnâs Office
WHEN: June 3rd 2019
NOTES: After five year of not seeing eachother, Artie and Quinn meet againâŚand Quinn meets her daughter for the first time.Â
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âAbout five yearsâ Artie lowered his voice. It was hard to admit in front of his daughter. But if he started to pretend he had the smallest of contacts with Lucy now...he knew Bea would be demanding to get to know her...and he knew Luce had no interest in it. Artie turned to look at Bea, incapable to stop the impulse. To his surprise, the little girl smiled weakly at him and went on to reply to the psychologist. No trace of crying, like he had expected
âNo...not kids. What kind of doctor could fix a spine?â
Oh dear Lord. Just what he needed.Â
To think that just minutes ago he had thought his daughter had no problem with his condition and that didnât see him any differently. It had been years since the last time they had talked about his disability. He was surprised she even remembered the word spine. Without knowing, Bea was doing the absolute best to make them seem like a family that was barely holding things together. He wouldnât be surprised if he was ordered to go seek help from himself after this
âLove, weâve talked about thisâ he lowered his voice, hoping the psychologist wouldnât hear. His daughter nodded once, for a moment she looked as sad as he had feared and then changed her answer â a surgeon would be nice. I like playing Operation a lotâ Artie caressed Beaâs blond hair and nodded. It cheered her up instantly. It did the same for him.Â
â You think that if you write me a note or something...Miss Pierce could let me play while the others ask dumb questions?â he furrowed his brow again, looking far wiser than most kids her age â or maybeee you can tell me how can I help them understand stuff so we can go quickerâ Bea like things straight and quick. Just like her mother.Â
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WHO: Artie Abrams (@rtartieabrams), Quinn Fabray (@see-jess-write) Bea AbramsÂ
WHERE: Quinnâs Office
WHEN: June 3rd 2019
NOTES: After five year of not seeing eachother, Artie and Quinn meet againâŚand Quinn meets her daughter for the first time.Â
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â I think I would like to do some puzzles â Bea cheered up almost standing up in her rush of emotion âor maaaybe I could play doctor. But with some dolls, I donât need other kids to be the sick people â Bea was doing an absolute perfect job demonstrating her absolute hatred towards people. It was like she was making an absolute effort. It wasnât like she was some hermit. She was incredibly fond of her cousins, aunts, uncles and even considered some of Artieâs closest friends like her actual family. âI wish cousin Ines was at my class. Sheâs pretty good at faking sicknessâ she sighed, sitting still again.Â
And then it happened
That Goddamn awful question. Yeah he was expecting it from the moment the word âtherapistâ made its way out of the teacherâs lips. He suspected Miss Pierce was pretty concerned about him singlehandedly raising Bea. He even wondered- but never dared to share said concern with any other living being -except maybe to Vincent- his cat - that she secretly wanted them to go seek a specialist due to her concern about the lack of a mother in their lives.Â
He was half expecting -and dreading - that Bea would again beat him to answering the question, but she was now suspiciously quiet. It had been years since the last time Bea had asked about her mom. But he knew she longed to hear every single detail she could get about her.Â
But she knew it hurt him. No matter what others said. He was so god damn lucky to have a kid as perceptive and compassionate as his. Even if she was sassy and a hardass on the outside.Â
Artie crossed his arms against his chest and sighed, looking a little in the direction of the roof but avoiding to look all the way there, afraid to come off as rude. He always made sure to word the exact chosen words to make her look the best way possible on her daughterâs eyes âLucy and I were friendsâ he said his voice soft âfor a really, really long time. We overcome some really hard stuff togetherâ he managed to offer a crooked smile â but we had really different plans for the future ...so when we knew ... that Bea was on her way â she looked at her daughter fondly for a second âwe sat and had a long talk about the best path. For the three of us â he sighed âI was ready, more than ready to be a dad, so we agreed I would keep herâ he shrugged âeasiest decision of my lifeâ he looked Quinn right in the eye in that very same moment â Lucy is brilliant. Just like her kid. Iâm sure sheâs taking the world by storm â he was more firm in that sentence than he had been in ages.
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rtartieabramsâ:
WHO: Artie Abrams (@rtartieabrams), Quinn Fabray (@see-jess-write) Bea AbramsÂ
WHERE: Quinnâs Office
WHEN: June 3rd 2019
NOTES: After five year of not seeing eachother, Artie and Quinn meet againâŚand Quinn meets her daughter for the first time.Â
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Artie was about to shake the Doctorâs hand when his daughter beat him to it
âBea Abrams. Letâs not do the whole Beatrice thingâ- Artie was blushing so hard he was basically purple. He couldnât even bring himself to look at the therapist in the eye, thinking she was surely judging him for his parenting abilities.
âArthur â he informed, nervously âyeah, of course â he nodded firmly looking somewhere around the Doctorâs head but not really at her. He was with Bea now, pretty much ready to leave.
â So Miss Pierce is a little worried about Beaâs ability to relate to other kids â Abrams mumbled just as Quinn settled in her office chair. Bea stood up from her fatherâs lap and took off one of the chairs, giving him space to park his wheelchair in front of the desk.
â Thank you, Chipâ he whispered. The little girl looked at him fondly, squeezed his hand and sat in the vacant chair in front of Quinn
âThey really donât get the most basic stuff, â she said, looking Quinn straight in the eye â Miss Pierce has to say the same thing over and over. And they donât even let me play in the meantimeâ
âBeaâ Artie whispered. The little girl turned to look at him and shrugged âits the truth. You say I must say the truth. Alwaysâ
Artie turned to take the paperwork he had inside the backpack in the back of his chair. He extended it to Quinn, still too embarrassed to make any eye contact with her
â I brought everything they asked me to â
Once the Doctor started examining the papers, Artie could finally manage to peak a look at her. He observed carefully as see examined Beaâs Documents feeling self-conscious of the contents.
He was now ready for the question. Beatrice Madeline Abrams, born in April 3rd, 2014, New York. Father: Arthur Tristan Abrams. No mention of a mother. That one was going to be a blast to explain. Â Even better having to explain with his daughter in the room.
â Are my grades there?â Bea interrupted his thoughts â because I have all As. I am not dumb like the other kids â
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Blue eyes, blond hair|| Quartie
WHO: Atie Abrams (@rtartieabrams), Quinn Fabray (@see-jess-write) Bea AbramsÂ
WHERE: Quinnâs Office
WHEN: June 3rd 2019
NOTES:Â After five year of not seeing eachother, Artie and Quinn meet again...and Quinn meets her daughter for the first time.Â
â I already go to school and get good grades â When Bea frowned, she looked just like her mother. Everyone always said he was the vivid image of Artie. But for him, she was so incredibly Lucy. It wasnât even just the frown. There were the eyelashes, the way her entire face lighted up or darkened depending on the situationâŚthe blond hair. Yes, she had his eyes but she was so beautifulâŚit was impossible not to remember Lucy a hundred times a day.
â Â I know sweetie â he said, his voice soft. Blue eyes met little, identical replicas â but Miss Pierce said you had problems making friendsâ
That frown again
â Those kids are dumbâ Artie stared at her in horror wondering how in hell she had heard that word. Sure, he used his fair share of bad words on a daily basis. But never in front of her. He needed to have a word with his sisters about child education.
Even if Gia, the youngest of them already had three children of her own.
He was left without words for a second. Took a deep breath, counted to five and chose his words carefully
â SoâŚMiss Pierce said you needed this. And we canât go against her cause sheâs your teacherâ - Artie took a carefully look towards his daughter, who was still frowning but nodded - âSoâŚhow about this? three sessions. We come here three times and if you donât like it, I talk to Miss Pierce and tell her we will look for another therapist?â
Judging by the look on her face, Bea was not really happy about the arrangement. But she knew it could be worst.
Artie was not one of those parents that imposed their will to their children. He never pulled the âBecause I said so! â card and he had been careful of never saying the âBecause I am your fatherâ line. Some people thought he was too easy on his kid and that he would end up spoiling her.
He couldnât give one single fuck about those people.
Yeah, Be a could say inappropriate words sometimes. But she was insanely smart. Compassionate. And she had a common sense he wasnât sure many kids had. She was curious and quick-tempered. But knew how to be so gentle. She was inclusive and headstrong.
And for that, she reminded him of Lucy so much more.
âFineâ Â she frowned even more as she said so. She got off the car and waited patiently, her little arms crossed against her chest.
She was waiting for Artie. For him to get his wheelchair out of the backseat and get to it. For her, it was like second nature.
Artie wasnât even sure that his daughter thought once that her father was different from the others. For her, he was just âdaddyâ
Once he was in his wheelchair, he closed the car and went around her, to meet Bea. He smiled at her and to his surprise managed to make her smile too, for the first time in that day.
âLetâs go, Munchkinâ  Bea smiled even brighter at the sound of her nickname  and got into his lap, not even asking
â We are getting ice cream after thisâ she informed, a serious tone in her voice
â We do have to have dinner firstâ
âOkayâ
Artie kissed the top of her head and made his way to the office.
For an office, it wasnât that bad. Or bad at all. He had been afraid it would be scary of Bea but it had some homely vibe about it. It was professional, yeah, and elegant in its own little way. But it was also subtly warm.  Beaâs eyes immediately went to the little playing area. It had a set of coloring books and laughing children. It had a chalkboard âŚbut what really got her attention, Artie knew, were the books.
âSheâs got some Doctor Seuss â Bea whispered in his ear, excited but trying not to show it.
â Iâll read Dr. Seuss to you tonight. Okay, Chip? â
âWell duhâ she said jokingly âlike I would let you go to sleep otherwiseâ
Artie tried to look mad but failed miserably.
He went to the main desk, where the receptionist looked really concentrated over the screen of her computer.
ââŚGood afternoonâ Artie sounded dumb to his own ears. He didnât want to sound unprofessional or too casual but that sentence didnât seem to come easy for him â We have an appointment at four? â the receptionist looked at him like he had a horn coming up his forehead
â Is for Beatrice Abrams â Bea intervened, a solemn gesture on her little gestures. The receptionist seemed to warm up a little.
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