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Freize, having already had some experience with putting children under the care of another seemed completely fine with it right about now. "They have our contact information...?" He asked halfheartedly, making a face at the twins momentarily. He turned his head a bit at the question, smiling slightly. "You worry too much. They'll be fine." Of course, he'd been the same way when he first had to leave Chael at a sitter's house.. But that was another story. And another baby.

Iteru fell over slightly as his brother fell on him, "Uuu.." He remained on the playpen floor even after the other baby rolled off, currently fixated on a toy in his perimeter. He groped for it, "Uuuuuu..." But found he was just out of reach. He pouted slightly, but didn't have the energy to raise himself up and crawl over to it. He yawned widely, rubbing at his eyes before peering wide-eyed back up at his parents... "Aah!" He reached up, smiling brightly, as if asking to be held. "Aaaaah!"

They didn't have long to wait, it turned out, as a car pulled up in front of the house and parked there. A moment later, Kendall struggled out of the driver's seat and started toward the house, only to stop and look over his shoulder at the still-closed passenger-side door.

"Zhane..." he said warningly, the tip of his tail giving an irritated flick. Another pause and then the passenger door grudgingly opened as the golden-haired boy stepped out with a put-upon sigh.

"I don't see why *I* had to come..." he complained.

"Because your mom and dad left me in charge of you for the night, nobody's back at the house to keep an eye on you, and I had already agreed to do this. Now come on, you've been around babies before. It won't be that bad."

"Yeah, but babysitting's for girls..." Zhane retorted.

"Do I look like a girl to you?" Kendall inquired, gesturing at himself as the two of them headed up the driveway. Zhane squinted at him, looking him up and down.

"Maybe...can I put pink ribbons in your hair and see?" he asked, grinning for the first time since they'd left.

"Oh you're real funny, there..." Kendall sighed, rolling his eyes. "A regular Gallagher, that's you."

"Gallagher isn't funny, though." the younger boy pointed out as Kendall turned to fix him with a look.

"Exactly." he said simply, reaching out to push the doorbell.

Arafel let out a low, long whine at the ring of the doorbell. "But that means i have to put them down..." She pouted, looking to the two toddlers. It only took a moment after looking at them for her pout to break into a smile.
"Allright.. I gotta go save your uncle Zhome again. I'll be back soon!" she promised, giving them each a loving nuzzle and slowly, unhappilly, lowing them back into the playpin.

"Coming!" She called back, hurring after her mate. When she got to him she gave him a heart broken puppy pout, since she couldnt' think of any argument to be with them or not go... All she could do was pout.
She paused, noticing the two boys standing with the door open. Her face flushed as she tried to look mature.. Though that look was no loat, no matter how hard she could try.
"Oh- H..Hello! Thankyou." she echoed what Freize had previously said, giving a tiny bow of her head. Money.. babysitteres needed money. Right. Her brain gave a tiny spin. They paid when they got back... yea, yea thats it.

As her brain ran around in cricles it's host could only stare at the two, giving an awkward smile. She was more than tempted to duck and hide behind freize... but, no... She was mature. She didn't need to hide from the babysitters.

...Yea.

Futokei giggled, giving a wiggl of his tail as it was grabbed to try and free it. Soon he was reaching across his mother to his brother, attempting to nab some appendage to gnaw lovingly on.
This action was interupted by that special noise that brought people inside the house. "Bllrrbbb gaa?" he questioned the strage magical noise, only to be interupted by a nuzzle.

And then set down! Good gods no. "Nnnn Aaabaa" he reached at the woman's retreating figure. "nnn..." he whined a bit, flopping over on his side in toddler depression.

Right on time, Freize turned, nodding, "It's quite alright. We're kid friendly here.." He hesitated a moment, "Here, I'll bring you to the twins." One hand tucked its way into his pocket and he marched off towards where the little ones were resting, his tail beginning to sway behind him idly. The stress of social interaction was beginning to leave him, which was a fairly good thing seeing as Arafel was basically in the same sort of social boat. They were both horrid with people- but Freize was getting better. Much better. He found that having a social kid like Eva really helped with that. You end up interacting with tons of people. It helps. Really it does.

"These are our two." He explained after reaching the pen, nodding to each child as he said their name, "Iteru... And Futoeki..." He paused, and then those calm blue eyes turned back towards their sitter. "They shouldn't be any trouble... They're rather well behaved for toddlers.. But if you have any trouble with them, you have our information. Thanks again for doing this..."

Iteru sighed loudly after being set down and then wriggled about kicking his legs. How boring. He peered at his brother, and then crept ever so as to flop unceremoniously atop of him. "Aaa!" Much more fun. He ignored the people as they came in, tail wagging slightly.

"Its no problem," Kendall said, addressing Freize as he looked at both Iteru and Futoeki respectively and breathed an inward sigh of relief. They didn't LOOK like they'd be as bad as Arkie used to be.

Zhane peered through the playpen mesh at the two children and cocked his head inquisitively as he dropped to one knee to better be on their level. He was never around many kids other than Phaerna and new people always held great interest for him.

"Still drink milk, and mostly meat-based babyfood. Got it." Kendall nodded in the affirmative. This didn't sound like it would be too hard at all... "And the number to reach you is by the phone if we need it?" He didn't think they would, but it never hurt to check...