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“Daddy! Can we go?”

A little, squishy kitten dashed
to the entrance to hug his father's
leg again, his big eyes sparkling
with pure excitement.

“Do you want to leave
mommy so bad?”

Jisung gasped as he held his chest,
pretending to be deeply hurt
by his son's words.

“No!”

A whine left the tiny boy before
he waddled to his mommy and
hugged his leg too.

“Oh kitten. It's okay, have fun
with daddy, hm? And tell mommy
all about it tomorrow, okay?”

The little boy nodded and squished
his face against his mommy's thigh
one last time before he reached
his tiny hand out to hold his
daddy's hand, ready to go.

“Daddy?”

“Hm?”

Minho looked to his son on
the passenger seat for a quick
moment before returning his
gaze back to the street.

“What if we catch a shark?”

The tiny boy wondered as he
played with his jaguar plushie's
paws, making the stuffed canine
dance to the song playing
on the radio.

And Minho could only chuckle
at his kitten's pureness.

“Sharks don't live in lakes, bub.
They live in the big ocean, hm?”

“Really?”

“Yes. They like to swim lots and lots,
the lake is too small for them.”

The tiny boy thought about his
daddy's words for a moment,
a cute frown appearing on his
face before he turned to
his daddy with a gasp.

“I like the sea!”

“Me too, kitten. Daddy too.
Your mommy loves the ocean
very much as well. You know,
when mommy still had you in
his tummy, we went to a very
pretty beach with lots of shells.
The water was so clear.”

“Did you see fishies?”

“We did, bub.”

And Minho couldn't help but
smile when his son continued
to ramble about what kind of
fishes he liked and that he hoped
they wouldn't catch a seahorse.

“You're starting to look pregnant.”

“Well, I am pregnant.
And the doctor said I'm supposed
to start showing already.
They're twins after all.”

Felix chuckled as he ran his hand
over the small but definitely
noticeable bump pushing
against his sweater.

He had never actually made it
a secret that Changbin and him
had been trying for another child
since their daughter had turned
one but nobody would have guessed
that they'd succeed this fast
with twice the prize.