"Scott will make sure I don't go hungry, and Gabe can cover everything else."

"Everything else? Gosh, that sounds like a lot of work, do you mind if Henry help me out with that?"

"No complaints from me!"

"Nor from me."

"Oh, well, since I am basically outvoted," Henry says with a smirk.

"We've got guests coming over, try to clean up before then. I'll warn you when they get here."

"Very kind of you, Scott. So..." Henry says eyeing Stiles.

"Nice to meet you properly, Henry."

"My pleasure."

Gabe pulls the two towards Stiles' bedroom.

And when Stiles has thoroughly enjoyed himself with the both of them, though only once, there comes a knock on the door. 

"They're here. I'll get them settled in, you get ready." 

"We will be ready in a minute!" Gabe says giving Stiles and Henry a kiss before getting dressed again.

Stiles gets dressed and goes outside and looks presentable and only a little absurdly proud of himself.

Too bad there isn't enough room for Stiles to walk in the kitchen with an angel in each arm. But there are subtle ways to send the message.

"Good morning everyone, sorry for taking so long, but the three of us were busy having fun." Gabe kisses Stiles neck. Because screw being subtle.

"Wow, Stiles, you move fast."

"I assure you, he knows just the right speed to go when it counts. I have Henry as my witness."

"Hi, everyone. I am Gabe, this is Henry, we have magic to share." Henry says deadpan.

"They do more than deflower our virgins, don't worry. The magic looks like useful stuff."

"Yes! Magic, who wants some? Did Scott or Lydia explained how it works?"

"They don't really tell us anything. Do we all get cool powers?"

"By standard you will get the ability to memorize spells, which means you can memorize a spell by reading it from a book and then cast it once before requiring memorizing it by reading it again. Scott managed to draw the one-in-a-million chance of getting an innate which means he can cast a healing spell as much as he likes."

"Can we get these as ebooks, then? I have a smartphone..."

"Assuming an ebook is something where you can put words in it, sure."

"Okay, that's kind of brilliant. Just words, it doesn't have to resemble traditional books? Could we do music?"