This was fucked. Everything about this was fucked.

Jonathan was never exactly a family man, at least how society sees it. He doesn’t have a wife, nor does he have kids. He’s a man of passion. He enjoys his line of work and over the past years the need to settle down and start a family has dwindled.

That doesn’t mean he doesn’t have a found family of his own. He has his team, Simon, Johnny, and Kyle. They’re as close to a family that Jonathan thought he’d ever have. Each night when they’re not deployed they sit around the dinner table together. Occasionally they find themselves in each other’s beds.

Jonathan was away on a solo mission. It was lowkey, not high risk at all. He was away at Russia, gathering intel on an area that had previously been bombed just a day ago. The town, a small shitty little place, supposedly was harboring dangerous criminals, the ones they’ve been searching for for years. Jonathan was just here to survey the area, gather the death toll, and see how much of their supplies were destroyed.

So how the fuck is he supposed to explain this to his boys when he comes home with a goddamn baby?

He couldn’t leave you alone. There was virtually no living soul left in the area. You would have died if he left you there alone. He found you hidden away in a cubby in one of the homes, wrapped in a thick quilt. You were freezing when he picked you up and cradled you in his arms. You’re no older than one, and you already have a little tuft of black hair covering your forehead. You’re a little chubby, but Jonathan supposes it’s not a bad thing.

You’re fucking adorable is what you are.

Jonathan hums, still holding you in his arms. The helicopter is almost back to base, and he’s dreading having to explain you to Simon, Johnny, and Kyle. But at the same time, he’s the captain. He is the higher authority.

The helicopter lands, and Jonathan bundles you up in the quilt and gently puts you inside his bag. Maybe he should hide you until dinner, and then explain the situation. Maybe during that time he’ll get you checked by a doctor. Yeah, that’s a good idea.