Warnings: None

Word Count: 1297

Author's Note: Happy Halloween! Enjoy this silly little Halloween fic I wrote up, I hope you guys like it! 👻💕

"Are you ready to see our costumes, Y/N?" Tyler called from the other room.

"I'm nervous, but yes," you answered.

You could hear Tyler and Josh cracking up in the other room. The two of them rounded the corner and you brought a hand to your mouth, trying to conceal the smile on your face. Josh had a red beanie pulled over his brightly colored hair and black paint along his hands and neck. Tyler, on the other hand, had sprayed temporary pink dye all over his hair, which was just visible beneath his backwards hat.

"You're... each other from the Stressed Out video?" you asked.

"Yeah," Tyler grinned. Josh nodded along excitedly beside him.

You sighed and shook your head, "Then which one of you is my husband for the night?"

"Still me," Tyler smiled, walking over and wrapping an arm around you.

"I've always wondered what it was like to be married to Josh," you laughed, pressing a quick kiss to his cheek.

"Mom! Dad! Uncle Josh!" one of your kids yelled from upstairs. "Are you ready for the big reveals?"

The three of you answered and turned to face the stairway. Every year, your kids took turns walking down the stairs and showcasing their costumes, despite the fact that you and Tyler usually handmade most of them and knew exactly what they looked like. The kids enjoyed it though.

Your oldest son was the first to come down the stairs, jumping down them two of three at a time. He had decided to be Spiderman this year and was fully embodying the character. Once he reached the bottom of the stairs, he bent low and pretended to shoot webs at Tyler and Josh.

"Got you!" he smiled.

The three of you clapped and turned your attention back to the top of the stairs. Your daughter appeared at the top of the stairs and did a princess wave at all of you. She had been carefully practicing for weeks, claiming that it needed to be perfect by the time Halloween came around.

"How do I look?" she asked, doing a twirl once she reached the bottom of the stairs.

"Beautiful," Tyler said.

"Amazing," Josh added.

You nodded along, although you quickly became distracted by your other son yelling from the top of the stairs. The three of you looked up to see him standing at the top of the stairs, waving his arms wildly in the air. He had decided to be a ghost this year, which only involved cutting eye and arm holes out of a sheet for him to wear. You and Tyler had asked if he wanted to be something a little more complicated, but he insisted on being a ghost.

"Did I scare you?" he asked as he walked down the stairs.

"A little bit," you smiled.

"My turn!" your youngest daughter called from upstairs.

She carefully waddled down the stairs, being very careful not to step on her tail. After a week or so of deliberation, she had finally decided on being a mouse. The only thing you were worried about was ending up with her facepaint all over the house by the end of the night.

She reached the bottom of the stairs and looked around at everyone. Her eyes landed on Tyler and Josh, and she immediately grew confused. She looked between the two of them, trying to figure out who was truly who.

"Do you not recognize your own dad?" Tyler laughed, stepping forward and scooping her into his arms.

She immediately broke out into giggles once she recognized Tyler. Your son walked over and tugged on the end of your shirt.

"Is it time to trick-or-treat yet?" he asked, sticking his bottom lip out as far as he could.

"Soon," you said, ruffling his hair a bit. "Why don't you guys go get your pillowcases?"

"Ok," he smiled, running back up the stairs.

Your other kids, with the exception of your youngest daughter, saw what he was doing and followed after him. Your daughter was still trying to figure out what was going on with Tyler and Josh.

"Are you guys ready for this?" you smiled.

"We handle four kids every day of the year, Halloween is no different," Tyler smiled.

"I'm more worried about all the sugar they're going to have," you laughed.

"That's why I'm here," Josh chimed in. "I'll wear them out."

"I'm glad. We're going to need all the help we can get."

Your children returned, all carrying their decorated pillowcases.

"Can we go now?" your younger son asked.

"Please?" your daughter chimed in.

"Alright, everyone get a buddy and an adult," you said.

Your sons immediately latched onto Josh, grabbing each of his hands. Tyler was still preoccupied with your youngest daughter, which meant that your older daughter paired up with you. Once everyone had someone to hold onto, you made your way out the door.

"I'm so excited," your younger son exclaimed as he jumped along the pavement.

"I'm going to get so much candy," your older son chimed in.

"Do you remember what to say?" Tyler asked.

"Trick or treat!" all the kids yelled together.

"Sounds like you guys are ready," Josh laughed.

"Are you kidding?" your daughter laughed. "I've been preparing for this all year."

The seven of you spent the next couple hours roaming the neighborhood, stopping at as many houses as you could. You, Josh, and Tyler would wait on the sidewalk while the four kids went up to the door and collected their candy. They would always come back and announce what kind of candy they had received this time around.

Tyler and Josh would get stopped from time to time by fans, leaving you to try and watch four hyper children who wanted to move on to the next house. Their costume did end up being quite a hit, though.

You eventually returned to the house when the kids began to complain about being cold and their feet hurting. The four of them gathered in the living room and dumped out all their candy, sorting it by type and flavor. Once everyone was done, they began to trade with one another. You, Tyler, and Josh took a seat on the couch and watched it all unfold.

Tyler reached over and grabbed your hand, lacing his fingers in between yours. You leaned your head onto his shoulder as you looked at all your kids getting along for once.

"Uncle Josh!" your oldest son called.

"Yeah?"

"Do you want a piece of candy?"

"Definitely," he smiled.

Your son picked out a piece of candy and tossed it to Josh, who gracefully caught it.

"Why don't Mom and I get candy?" Tyler asked.

"Because Uncle Josh is cooler," he explained.

"Sounds about right," Tyler sighed.

The kids continued to trade until they were all happy with what they had in their piles. They sat and played for awhile until they started to grow tired. Slowly, they each began to join you on the couch. Your oldest son took the spot between Tyler and Josh, your older daughter sat on Josh's far side, your other son sat next to you, and your youngest daughter crawled into Tyler's lap.

"Should we watch The Nightmare Before Christmas?" Tyler asked, already grabbing the TV remote.

The idea was popular with all the kids, so Tyler turned the movie on. It wasn't long before all of them started to fall asleep, finally coming down from the sugar high and realizing how exhausted they were from the night. Even you were starting to nod off on Tyler's shoulder.

"I'd say this was a successful Halloween," Tyler smiled.

"I'd have to agree," you mumbled.

"Now to get through the rest of the holidays."