It was a fine Saturday morning and Luhan drove to a place with Jungin. Jin was left at Junho’s house. Jungin wore a red knee-length dress and Luhan with his formal suit.

“You are going to be all right,” Jungin kissed Jin. He hugged his mother’s figure tightly.

“You are my girlfriend, not papa’s,” he said sweetly before he kissed Jungin’s cheeks.

Jin went to Luhan. “She’s mine,” he said Luhan.

“Mine too,” Luhan pinched Jin’s cheeks.

Luhan parked the car at the parking lot of a park. “Thanks God that you put on your make-up. We are going to take some photos here,” Luhan said. Then, he got out of the car. Jungin held Luhan’s arm as they walked to a spot where a cameraman was waiting for them.

“Both of you look so pretty today. Please, hurry up. I have much more works to do,” the cameraman said and took the DSLR camera from his bag. He took hundreds photos of the couple for about 30 minutes. Then, the cameraman went somewhere else. He really was in a rush.

“Let me guess,” Jungin pulled Luhan’s hand to a bench. “Wedding photos?”

Luhan nodded. “I just want to take some better photos of us without Jin,” he explained. He fished for a small red box in his suit’s pocket. He opened it up and took out a ring.

“Is that my wedding rings?” Jungin asked.

“Yes. I think you forgot it. You wore this once on our wedding day and you took it off because of school,” Luhan said. He slid the ring to her finger. He showed his wedding ring to her.

“I want you to always wear this.” He took her hand and kissed it.

Luhan stopped his car at the Byeonsan Beach. The couple walked along the seashore. The cold air touched their face and the small wave crashed into their bared feet.

“Remember our honeymoon in Phuket?” Jungin asked. She held Luhan’s hand tightly.

“Yeah. I was very happy. Can we go again with Jin?” Luhan asked.

“Sure,” she answered. She pulled Luhan and sat on dry sand to watch the sunset. She rested her head on Luhan’s shoulder.

“Countdown!” Jungin shouted. Luhan glanced at her. She was prettier at dusk.

“5….. 4….. 3….. 2…… 1!” she raised her hand and cheered. Luhan pulled her face to him and kissed her.

“Ew,” the short ew from behind stopped them. They turned around and saw Jin. He was in his purple jacket and shorts.

“Jin! Don’t disturb them,” Jongkook walked to him. “Oh! You guys are here!” he said as he saw his daughter and son-in-law.

The couple climbed to their feet and Luhan lifted Jin in his arm. “You flirted mama, right? You kissed mama, right?” he asked and pinched both of his father’s cheeks lightly.

Luhan nodded and smiled. “Bad papa,” he sulked. Luhan laughed and kissed Jin’s cheeks.

“I was going to visit Jin and he said you were going out with Luhan. so, I took him around the city with me,” Jongkook said.

“It was so fun! Grandpa bought me some toys,” Jin put his thumbs up to his grandfather. Jongkook also lifted up his thumb of his right hand.

“I will leave him with you,” he said.

They went to the mall. Jungin went to check out the office for a while.  Luhan went to the men’s section and Jin followed Jungin to find his clothes. “Come on, Jin. Try this on,” Jungin showed him a blue t-shirt.

Jin shook his head and crossed his arms.

“Why?” she asked and looked for another shirt on the rack.

“Running Man,” he said.

“What do you mean, honey?” she asked.

“Sunday. Running Man,” he said.

“We can it watch online,” Jungin answered.

“Okay,” he replied. Jin pulled a denim skirt on the shelf and shoved it to his mother. “Buy this.”

Jungin crouched down and snickered. “I hope you remember that you are a boy.”

“For Somi,” he said.

“That’s so kind of you,” she ruffled Jin’s soft hair.

“How about a shirt? You can choose one for her,” she suggested. Jin walked to the rack of girls’ clothes. He found a white shirt with colourful small flowers on it. He gave it to his mother.

“Pretty,” he commented.

They paid for the clothes. “Discount. Discount,” Jin said. His hands were on the counter and he couldn’t see the cashier so he backed up until he could see cashier’s face clearly. “Discount, please?” he asked.

The cashier smiled and said. “I will give you 70% discount.”

“That’s fine. Just give us 30%,” Jungin told her.

“Really, boss?” the cashier asked.

“70,” Jin said coldly.

“I will give him 70% as a gift, okay?” the cashier asked and Jungin nodded. Jin brought the shopping because he wanted to.

They went to café at the first floor and waited for Luhan there. The baristas served them with two iced lattes, hot chocolate and some cakes.

“This is so good, mama,” Jin said after he ate the melted chocolate cheese cake.

“What is good?” Luhan asked and took a seat beside Jin.

“Cheese,” he answered.

“Cheese cake?” Luhan asked. Jin nodded and asked him for more cakes.

“Can you stay with papa? I am going to shop,” Jungin asked Jin.

“Okay. But, don’t talk to strangers and if they offered you chocolates, don’t take it.” Jin advised. Jungin kissed Jin’s cheeks.

“Where are you going?” Luhan asked as he arrived with the cakes for Jin and himself.

“I am going buy the dress I told you a few days ago,” she said.

“You never me told about it,” he asked confusedly.

“Oh! I told Kai. Sorry,” she said and kissed his lips before she went to the shop.

Jin was sleeping soundly in his crib. Luhan watched his son. Jungin stood next to him.

“Should we give him a brother or sister?” Luhan asked and hugged his wife’s waist.

“I will think about it,” she answered.

“Let’s go to the backyard,” Luhan said and pulled Jungin’s hand to the backyard.

They rested on the clean grass and watched the stars.

“I love to be here with you,” he said and snuggled closer to Jungin.

“Did you know who I remember every time I looked at the stars?” she asked. Luhan lifted up his shoulders. “Kai,” she said. “And I don’t know why.”

“You miss him?” Luhan asked.

“He’s my twin brother. Of course I will miss him a lot,” she said.

“You can meet him tomorrow at work,” Luhan said. The stars also reminded him of his mother. ‘Wait for me in the heaven, mama.’

I will try my best to update every weekends. thanks for reading ;)

- zfarahiyah28