Jax laughed a bit, choking on his tears as he stood up and wrapped his arms around his lover, resting his head on his shoulder for a moment. "Well, you caught be off guard," he admitted, closing his eyes and hugging him tight. He swallowed hard and let out a huge breath before stepping back a little and looking at Drayke. "I'm in love with you," he murmured, sounding way more confident than he actually felt. His hand moved up to rest on Drayke's cheek. "I love you... I just want you to know that."
Kate giggled a little and nodded. "I'll send him up... but, I was going to mention, most of my presents... Well, I wouldn't feel comfortable having him open in front of the babies," she said with a laugh. "Would you mind if we met you downstairs for lunch along with the boys?" She was being very discreet about everything, but she put alot of thought into Zane's gifts, and to be honest, she was having an entire room set up with his presents as they spoke. She smiled at her friend and leaned over to hug her again. It would be so nice to live close to Alysa. She was really going to miss her when they left.
Once down stairs, Kate looked over at the two men. "Dimitri, Alysa and Nikolai want you," she said smiling a bit, then looked over at her lover. She gave him a casual smile, but beneath it, she was an absolute nervous/excited wreck. Walking over, she held a hand out to him. "Come on... I want to give you your present," she murmured, smiling a bit. With that, she led him a back upstairs toward their room, but when they walked in, it was set up totally different than a couple hours ago. There was a huge tree by the window with lights and ornaments and garland all around it. Underneath it, their were mounds of presents underneath. "I wanted you to have that kind of Christmas that you haven't had; a kid's Christmas." She smiled up at him, looking for a reaction. What he didn't know was that in each box was an actual kid's toy; each one was a toy that Jax told her that Zane had wanted growing up, but Alexander wouldn't allow. Toy cars, board games, stuffed animals, video games... You name it, it was under the tree. "Go ahead. Open them," she said excitedly.