Heechul ran his hands through his hair, surveying the scene.

"Hannie?" he called.

     A frazzled-looking Hankyung turned the corner. "Yeah, Chul?"

"How did the kids manage to move the coffee table to the other side of the room? I mean, they're only six months old!"

    Hankyung shrugged, but quickly shifted his gaze to Youngjae, who was trying to a wall-socket. Sure, it was child-proofed, but Hankyung could never be too safe.

   "Youngjae! No no no! Don't the socket!" he cried, running over and picking up the little boy. "Naughty!"

Heechul shook his head before he saw Youngjae's counter part causing trouble also. Miyoung was climbing again, attempting to grab a hold of the shiny vase on the shelf.

     "Miyoung! Aish! What did appa say about climbing?" he began as he went to pick her up. "Not on the bookcase."

Youngjae didn't seem happy with his Hannie appa's scolding and began to whine in reply. His princess-like sister began throwing a tantrum too, and soon there were two crying babies in the vacinity.

     "Ugh...time outs don't work at this stage. What do we do, Chul?" Hankyung asked. "Chul?"

He turned around to see Heechul sitting against the wall with Miyoung, silently sobbing just from being drained and frazzled. He took Miyoung from him.

     "I'll put them down for a nap," Hankyung said. "How about that?" 

Heechul nodded. "And, can you do one more thing for me?"

     Hankyung nodded.

"Please, if I ever try to put on that unicorn costume again, stop me. We have enough kids," Heechul said, before sobbing again. 

     "Ah, jagi, you never fail to make me laugh," Hankyung replied, heading up the stairs with the fussy children.

"I...I was serious," Heechul mouthed once Hankyung was out of the room.