Harry:
You watched your little girl Darcy run to the cotton candy cart. You and Harry really should've seen her coming, you had been having sex for awhile and not everything is bulletproof. Harry had always been adamant about using protection but the doctor put you on some medication that canceled your birth control. But now you were eighteen with your beautiful 8 month old Darcy. You knew it was early for an 8 month old to be walking but Darcy didn't want to crawl, she just wanted to get up and run. You ran after her scooped her up and bought some cotton candy. It was amazing how many people gave you the benefit of the doubt and just assumed you were her nanny. Well that was until your newly wed husband, Harry, showed up. Then people started piecing things together. Just as you were about to pay for the cotton candy you heard a deep voice say."It's on me."
You turned around with a big smile on your face to see Harry standing there. "Hey babe." you said standing on your tiptoes to give Harry a peck on the lips. "Hey love. How's my little girl?" Harry asked picking up the squirming Darcy out of your arms. Darcy instantly put her arms around Harry's neck and kissed him. She was definitely a daddy's girl.
You put Darcy back in her stroller and continued the walk around the fair with Harry. You took Darcy on all the little kiddie rides then when she finally fell asleep Lou and El watched over her so you and Harry could go on the ferris wheel where you first met. At the top in his arms you asked, "When you met me did you ever expect it to end up like this?" "I don't think anyone did. I knew I was going to marry you from the first time I saw you but I didn't ever think it was going to happen the way it did." you just sighed a deep sigh and leaned into Harry's arms and closed your eyes. "Even though it happened the way it did I'm glad it was with you and it was just another adventure I got to take with you." This put a smile on your face and you whispered, "I love you Haz." "I love you too (Y/N)."
You always looked back on that day as the best day of your life, that was the first day no one gave you any crap for being a teen mom and it was the first day you finally realized that everything was going to be alright.