minsons

Lee Minho and Han Jisung have been married for about 15 years, and today is their fifteenth anniversary, for which Minho has prepared an immodest gift for his loved one. He could always afford expensive things because he was the owner of a large design company, Lee Know, which he opened in the fifth year of marriage with Jisung. Han helped him in everything absolutely selflessly, loving and caring for him as best he could.

They met at a coffee shop when Jisung was working as a barista. They first started talking when Ji was making the elder a cherry espresso tonic on a hot day in July. That's how it all started, Minho started coming every day, and then asked the younger out on a date, and soon Jisung took the last name Minho.

And so they have been living in a good marriage with very few quarrels and disagreements for fifteen years now, they had two children

The eldest son is Lee Sangwoo, a 14-year-old boy whom they took from an orphanage when he was just a few months old. He is serious, creative, an excellent student and goal-oriented (his parents' enthusiasm simply got into his young blood). He plans to become a lawyer in the future. He is quite tall, dark-haired, and somewhat resembles Minho in appearance, which is why they took him that day.

The youngest daughter is Lee Yonghwa, a 7-year-old baby who was adopted when she was just over a month old. Jisung was so taken with her lips that were so reminiscent of his own. She is incredibly active, does gymnastics, and adores her dads to the extreme.

And so it was, a typical December day, a Saturday, just before Christmas. Jisung and Minho were lying on their large bed with black sheets, the dim light of the winter sun filtering through the curtains. Jisung was still asleep, and Minho was on his phone, his arm wrapped around the guy nestled comfortably against his chest. Lee felt his husband stir, and he cracked his left eye open and grinned, putting his phone aside.

“Good morning, sleepyhead,” the man chuckled, ruffling his husband’s blond hair.