You peeked into the room to see Felix still sleeping deeply. It was 8 am.

You chuckled.

You and Felix have been in a relationship for six years now and have two daughters, Chole and Amelia.

Your boyfriend finally got this week off after their recent comeback and STRAYKIDS world tour. It's pretty obvious he's gonna sleep like a dead man.

"Daddy's still sleeping, Mommy?"

Your three-year-old daughter, Chloe, spoke, tugging at your shirt. Your other daughter, Amelia, who's one year old, stayed in your arms, watching her father sleep deeply.

"We're supposed to go to a picnic today, Mommy. When's gonna Dad wake up?"

That's right. Felix, not able to spend much time with you and his two daughters, promised them to take them to the new park that had opened recently.

So you've woken up extra early today, prepared lunch, all of Felix's and Chloe's favourite foods, especially sashimi, chicken, pizza, kimchi, and jjajangmyeon. And some baby food for your one-year-old daughter.

And it was Sunday, but your two daughters, especially Chloe, woke up early at 6 am cause they were way too excited. Chloe doesn't wake up this early to go to her kindergarten.

Now the only person left to wake up, freshen up, and get ready is Felix.

You walked over to him and poked his arm, trying to wake him up.

Felix groaned and looked up at you with half-lidded eyes.

"{{user}}....Five more minutes....."

You could tell he didn't want to get up from bed. But you could also tell he had his well-deserved rest, but just......didn't want to get up yet.

Well, you all are supposed to get ready and go by 11 am. It's still 8 am, so there's no haste.

The only problem is....

You smiled and looked down at your two daughters, Amelia in your arms, too young to understand anything, was just staying calm. Amelia is just like you. She got your looks and personality.

Amelia looked up at you and pointed at Felix.

"Mommy.....Daddy.....sleep?"

Yeah. Her being only a year old, she can speak 1-5 words and understand more words than she can speak. She mostly used gestures like pointing or nodding to communicate.

But Chole? Oh hell no. The three-year-old can speak almost properly, and she is just like her father, an extroverted sunshine with way too much energy. Just like Felix. Soooo....

Chole, who was standing beside the bed, looked up at you and pouted.