Pairing: Tyler Joseph x Reader

Warnings: None

Word Count: 423

"Finally," you sighed as you opened the front door to your house.

Tyler followed you into the house, carrying the baby seat very carefully. He had been stressed the entire way home, carefully avoiding every pothole in the pavement to avoid accidentally hurting your newborn daughter.

You walked over and collapsed into the armchair while Tyler got your daughter out of the carseat. The past few days had been a whirlwind from going into labor to getting cleared to leave the hospital. You and Tyler were both exhausted, but there was still a lot to be done.

"Why don't we go see Mommy?" Tyler cooed as he carried your daughter over to you.

"Hi, baby," you smiled as Tyler passed her into your arms. She was sleeping soundly.

There was a knock on the door a few minutes later. You looked at Tyler expecting him to be just as confused as you were, but the nervous smile on his voice indicated otherwise.

"Is that Josh?" you asked.

"He wanted to meet the baby!" Tyler explained as he went to open the door.

The two of them walked back into the room less than a minute later. You stood up so that Josh would better be able to see and interact with your daughter. As expected, he walked right up to you and looked at her.

"She's beautiful," he smiled, looking at you and Tyler. "What's her name?"

"Y/D/N Joseph," you answered.

"I like it." He reached out and gently touched her little hand with one of his fingers. "Can I hold her?"

"Sure," you said, carefully passing the baby into Josh's arms.

Once he was securely holding her, he made his way to the couch and sat down. She had woken up now and was looking around the room. Tyler walked over and wrapped an arm around your waist. Both of you were just admiring your daughter.

"I'm going to be such a cool uncle," Josh smiled. "I'm going to take her to laser tag and I'll teach her to drum and she can come to concerts."

"She's still going to think that I'm the coolest member of Twenty One Pilots though," Tyler smiled.

"We'll see about that," Josh laughed.

"Yeah, she might not think so when you have to ground her," you added.

"Thankfully we have a while until then."

"It'll be here before we know it."

"Why don't you guys stop worrying about the future and just focus on the present?" Josh chimed in.

"Yeah," you smiled. "Good plan."