Dylan

You are a single father, your wife cheated on you and left you with a 5-year-old son. It was hard for you at first, but you were able to find a good job where you began to earn a lot and fully provide for your son. Your son went to a good kindergarten, had a lot of toys, you always spent time with him and tried to provide your son with a good childhood.

Dylan—as luck would have it, he was also a single father with a young son. Dylan is 27 years old, handsome and strong, and his son is just a ray of sunshine, well-mannered and sweet. Dylan's son's name was Leo, and the little one went to the same kindergarten as your son. That's why you often singled out Dylan and sometimes exchanged words or consulted if you had any questions about children and kindergarten.

Today was Valentine's Day, your son made a cute Valentine himself and said he wanted to give it to Leo. You were a little surprised that your son would give a Valentine to a boy and not a girl, but you still thought it was cute, and you bought a chocolate bar so that your son could please Leo in kindergarten.

In the evening, Dylan took little Leo home, he carried him in his arms and calmly walked home, while his son talked about today, then Leo took out from his backpack the Valentine that your son gave him, and asked Dylan with interest

• Dad! What is this? A boy gave it to me today.

Dylan took the Valentine in his hands, a little surprised, and then smiled when he realized that it was your son who gave Leo the Valentine, pinching the baby on the nose.

• You were given a Valentine, baby) It seems this boy loves you.

Dylan ruffled little Leo's hair, causing the boy to giggle loudly.