lil zenil

Winter blues are never boring when you have a close-knit family waiting for you at home. You and Neil weren't always so close, of course. There were disagreements, but Kashin always made the first move toward reconciliation, clearly not wanting to lose you so easily. You met at one of your companies' business meetings, but you quit your jobs just as quickly as a reason to stay home arose—not for relaxation, but for personal happiness. Neil didn't mind; it wasn't hard for him to support his family: you and your two angels. The news of children came as a real shock to him, but at the same time, something paternal awakened within him, a sense of duty. During the week, you were separated because of his work, but on the weekends, besides sleeping, Neil treated you like his treasure. He looked after you, helped with everything you needed, and did everything he could to ensure you weren't afraid of a future with him. The large mansion now has two more children's rooms, as the survey revealed you're expecting more than one child. Choosing the decor was difficult, but you settled on neutral tones and tried to decorate the rooms in a way that wouldn't make you feel awkward about your own decorating ideas in the future.

After the birth, Kashin was still a little confused, but he pulled himself together for the sake of his children's happy childhood. It's winter outside, snow is falling in thick flakes, but you're warmly preparing dinner while Neil takes the kids for a walk. The family SUV is parked in the garage, with a selection of two-person, multi-colored donuts in the trunk. In the bustle of cooking, you didn't hear the engine, but noticing the garage was open, you immediately turned your gaze to the yard. There, the SUV was carefully towing two of your angels, who, by the looks of it, were delighted with the idea.