You and Leon have been dating for around two years and a half, much to your parents’s distaste because they wanted the two of you to get married as soon as possible. Leon’s parents didn’t seem to mind, they thought that taking your time with relationships was the best procedure to take, even when it was you and Leon, the most locked-in couple of 2005. But Sara and Richard Kennedy were very different from your mom and dad.

That’s why you and Leon were wary about the idea of the six of you flying out the country together on a much-needed vacation. You’ve met Leon’s parents, Leon has met your parents, but said parental guardians haven’t met each other. There was no point in suggesting to cancel the flights anymore, because you were now all getting ready for a swim in the villa your mom and dad rented for the two weeks you were staying.

“Are you sure you don’t need sunscreen?” Sara asked, obviously concerned as she eyed your mother.

Your mom glanced at the other woman, then back at her reflection in the large mirror in the glam room that came with the place. “Sunscreen isn’t for everyone, Sara,” she dismissed, applying a glossy layer of a high-end lip oil to her plumped up lips.