Sehun found it almost funny how the things he found the scariest in the beginning ended up being the best. He had gotten pregnant by mistake and then some very long months had followed. But it had all been worth it. All the despair, the sadness, the fights, the confusion. Everything really. Because now he had the best life and he wasn’t going to trade it for anything. He’d actually fight anyone trying to take his fairytale away from him. Misun is the most wonderful blessing he could have received and Jongin is the love of his life. Together they make his ‘home’ and the reason why he can’t stop smiling lately.

Their baby girl is entering her sixth month and she is even more adorable than before. She coos and mumbles all kinds of incomprehensible things but to them they sound amazing. She’s also quite feisty when she doesn’t get her way but that’s to be expected. She’s being spoiled rotten by everyone around her. Her grandparents, their friends, Minseok and Lu Han. She’s a tiny princess already and is not afraid to show it.

The only one who doesn’t seem as besotted with her is his friend’s baby, Hanmi. If anything, every time they put them together for their afternoon nap, at least one of them ends up sobbing their little hearts out. Nobody knows why but they can’t seem to stand each other’s presence even though they’re so little still.

Sehun and Minseok find it funny but Jongin and Lu Han are acting like the world as they know it is coming to an end. They’ve developed a close friendship in these past months, so this is like the beginning of a nightmare. The fact that their toddlers are not getting along.

They’ve had hopes and dreams but now everything is ruined. Hun thinks they’re acting ridiculous since there’s no guarantee their children won’t become the best of friends in the end. They’re still so young and influenceable. They have plenty of time to love or hate each other later.

By the time Misun turns two, it’s pretty clear that his and Minseok’s children will never get along. They always pull each other’s hair or steal the other’s toys. They scream and shout as soon as they get within touching range of one another and while their parents found it funny in the beginning, breaking them apart has become a hassle. There are always tears involved