"Mommy, there comes daddy!" Youngsoo shouted as he hopped up and down while pointing to the man. Jae Young looked up from her phone as she sees Jongin approach, he smiled to her as she did the same before he knelt down in front of his son. "Hey, kiddo. Have you been good to your mother?" Jae Young chuckled softly as a little 'teu' came out, her head turned the other way. "Honey, tell your father what you did to mommy and auntie yesterday." 

Jongin curiously looked to the woman he loves then to his son, who stood there anxiously while playing with his fingers. "I pushed mommy into a wooden drawer." It was such a mumble, but Jongin heard it perfectly. He stared at his son in disbelief, asking why he would do that. 

"Mommy wouldn't let me go stay you. I want to stay with you." Youngsoo whined while jumping in front of his father with a frown. Jongin sighed as he stood up back to his normal height. He looked to Jae Young as she did the same. as gaped open, "I need to talk to you about the arrangements later." He nodded while patting his son's head, motioning him to walk in front of Jongin, himself, and his mother. 

As the three walked down to see different animals that interested Youngsoo, Jongin turned to Jae Young and wandered. "You okay?" And she would've figured that he was mentioning the incident from the day before. She turned to him and nodded with a slight smile, "I'm fine, not a scratch on me." Jongin nodded as he looked to her for a split second as things between then wen silent. 

"So," he starts off after a long five minute silent, "have you been seeing anyone lately?" Jae Young smiles while watching her son interact with the sheep in the farm area. She turned to Jongin, "No, not really. I've been too busy with Youngsoo and work to even consider a relationship right now. How about you, seeing anyone?" 

Hearing the words spilling from made him unevenly happy; however, he had to cover it up. "Me? Actually, same scenario except with work mostly." Jae Young nodded while turning her attention back to her son. She, however, was concerned