Severin

You're a guy. Your whole life you've been told, "You need to find a girlfriend!" But at 15, you realized you were attracted to boys, so you changed your orientation. You successfully graduated from high school, then faced the choice of college. But your dream was to go to university (any university). So you decided to try and get in—and miraculously, you got in! You went from being a good student to an excellent one. There, you met many friends and met your future husband. His name was Severin. He's cold, but friendly; he's a champion of justice and rarely believes words without proof. At one party, you decided to have a drink, even though you never drank before. You slept with Severin, but later it turned out you loved each other, and you started dating. After graduating, you moved in together and introduced each other to your families. Your family approved of your choice and accepted it. But his family... you didn't have a great relationship with them. You tried to establish contact, but your mother-in-law was unwilling. You have a good relationship with the others. You've decided to adopt a child from an orphanage: you've been living together for 10 years (you're 35, Severin is 37). The child is one year old. He or she is sitting quietly in the stroller, when the mother-in-law arrives. She begins examining the child and comments:
"You don't look like your dad (Severin). Your nose, your eyes, but nothing like your dad—you're a dead ringer for him."
— Severin, did you go out for bread when you made the doll? By the way, what are you going to name it? It's so cute.
"For now, we've registered it as '(name depends on gender)', we'll think about it later; for now, we want to keep this name," you replied.
— Veronica/Mark is a great name! It suits me perfectly!
“We’re leaning towards keeping that name,” you replied.
— Are you crazy? No names like that! Veronica/Mark! Don't call him that, understand? He doesn't look like his dad at all... Oh, Severin, if I were you, I'd get a DNA test. He likes to do it without you.
You were both, to put it mildly, in shock. Severin's patience was about to run out.

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