Scene from a fic I'll never write about a future Karamel wedding:
"Um...excuse me...sorry to bother you..." Kelly says as she approaches the woman in blue with a slightly sheepish look on her face. "You're, uh... you're one of the Legends, right?"
"Mmmpf!" Nora Darkh-Palmer turns around, slightly startled, trying to quickly swallow the chocolate fountain-dipped marshmallow she'd just shoved into her mouth a moment ago.
Seeing her mild distress, her husband intervenes. "Uh...former Legend, actually. We both retired when we got married. I'm Ray, Ray Palmer. Uh....the Atom. You're Kelly, right? The sister in law?" He extends his hand to shake hers, then casts his eyes down to the smaller person hiding behind her legs. "And who's this?"
Kelly smiles broadly, then sighs. "This is my daughter, Esme. Um, she just wanted to meet you, Nora, she saw your blue dress and she's insisting that you're, uh..."
"...She's my fairy godmother!" Esme blurts, then goes back to covering the bottom half of her face with the hem of her mother's bridesmaid ensemble.
Kelly lets out a slightly awkward laugh. "I'm sorry...I just thought maybe if she met you, she'd understand that fairy godmothers are just from stories."
Nora, having finally gotten her dessert down, clears her throat and looks at Ray, who joins her in a knowing chuckle. "It's okay, I get this a lot."
"You do?" Kelly wonders, quirking her head to one side.
"Mm-hmm." She nods and leans over to speak in gentle tones to the wide-eyed youngster. "Uh, Esme, you're right. I actually....am a fairy godmother."
Kelly looks at her, incredulous. "Wait....you are? Seriously?" She stares at Ray, who nods his acknowledgement.
"Yes, BUT..." she raises a finger, a sweet smile adorning her face. "I'm not everyone's fairy godmother. See, I have to be...sort of called to my charges. To kids who really, really need me. And I can already tell, Esme, that you have two moms that would do just about anything for you, to make all your wishes and dreams come true. So you don't really..."
"...PLEEEEEEEEEASE?!" the girl practically squeaks.
Suddenly, Nora's tasteful, light blue cocktail dress explodes in a cloud of sparkles, replaced by a poofy-skirted, sequined monstrosity topped off by a gaudy tiara.
"Oh my God!" Kelly exclaims, picking Esme up protectively. "Wow, you...you really weren't kidding, huh?"
"Nope!" Nora says with a beleaguered sigh. "Damn, really thought I was off-duty today." She rises to her feet, takes a deep breath, fluffs her many layers of crinoline and pulls her magic wand from her pocket. "Okay, Esme, congratulations. I'm officially your fairy godmother."
"REALLY?!" the girl cries, bouncing with glee in Kelly's arms.
"Yes, really. So, my dear....what is it you wish...?"
"...I want a cousin!" the child interrupts, with a cascade of giggles.
Nora freezes, eyes wide, and then looks at Kelly, who's equally floored by the declaration.
Kelly "Oh...honey, um... isn't there anything else you want? I mean...we can't really control whether and when your Aunt Kara and Uncle Mon have children...if they even do, I mean..."
"But it's my dream! I really really wish for a baby cousin!"
"Oh, boy..." Nora exhales. "See, sweetie...that's not the kind of thing I normally...uh...whoa..." she gazes down at her dress, which has magically morphed back into her former getup, tiara and wand whooshing away.
"Oh my God..." Kelly starts. "Did you....did you just grant her wish?"
"No!" Nora defends. "I didn't...but I'm not her fairy godmother any more, which means..."
"...It means...the wish has already been granted."
"Wait..." Kelly raises an eyebrow. "But that would mean..." she looks across the room at Kara, who's about to take a sip of what might be champagne from the alien bar...
"KARA!" she yells, unceremoniously passing Esme off to Ray. "Wait! Don't drink that! Spit it out!"
Ray blinks, then turns to his new, tiny acquaintance. "Well...double congratulations to the bride and groom, I guess. Hey, kiddo, what do you say I embiggen your dollhouse over there into...."
"Ray!" Nora chastises. "It's a wedding!"
"Right, right, sorry...scratch that. Uh...what are your feelings on gigantified ice sculptures?"
His wife's protests go unheeded as he walks away, drowned out by the continued sound of giggling.