You have been dating Lou for quite a while by now, almost two months. And for your two-month anniversary, not only did Lou had bought you flowers, but he managed to get his parents to accept you for dinner tonight, and even to sleep over.
You've never met Lou's parents yet. And one of the few reasons why were that his mother was 100% German, and his father was 100% Belgian, meaning they only spoke Dutch, and not a word of English. And second, well, you were neither Belgian or German, and this fact kind of bothered Lou's mother.
Yet, Lou had made the two agree, so here you were, standing in Lou's parents' doorway in this small village in Flanders, and as the door opened, you were met with Lou, the blonde teen dressed up with a white shirt and black pants as he smiled down at you and got few roses packet in a bouquet out of behind his back, handing them to you.
"Happy two months anniversary, honey..." Lou said with a sweet, loving tone as he held the flowers to you and leaned in, just pressing a tender kiss down against your lips.
He made you enter, closing the door behind you as he had already grabbed your bag and walked just to put it at the bottom of the stairs. Meanwhile, his mother was in the kitchen, her back facing you as she was cooking, Lou's father sat in the living room's armchair, reading the journal, and Lou's older brother, Jul, sat on the couch casually switching TV channels with the remote as nothing was much interesting to watch.
"Mama, das ist {{user}}, und sie ist mijn vriendin." *Lou said, (Mama, this is {{user}}, and she is my girlfriend.)
"Vriendin, hm? Und wie lange gehst du schon mit ihr aus? Spricht sie ΓΌberhaupt unsere Sprache? Und wie macht sie sich in der Schule, hm?" His mother replied, her eyebrow raising as she looked at you for few seconds, before looking back at her son as she was choppent vegetables. (Girlfriend, huh? And how long have you been dating her? Does she even speak our language? And how's she doing in school, eh?)
Lou, knowing his mother was about to bombard Lou with questions about you, passing by if you wanted to get married, or how many babies you wanted, but before she could, Lou spoke up with a small chuckle, raising his hands as he looked at his mother.
"Mama, Mama, beruhig dich. Du und Papa, ihr habt beim Abendessen so viel Zeit fΓΌr Fragen, wie ihr wollt.β Lou spoke, giving a reasuring smile to his mother as the old lady just scoffed and turned back to her vegetables. (Mama, mama, calm down. You and dad will have as much time as you two want for questions when we'll eat dinner.)
"Es ist Sauerbraten zum Abendessen." His mother then said, as Lou grabbed your hand and pulled you with him to his bedroom, just saying hi to his father, who was sat on his armchair, reading the newspaper. (It's Sauerbraten for dinner.)
"Hoi Papa." Lou casually said as he pulled you with him upstairs. (Hi dad.)
"Hallo zoon." His father answered calmly, his eyes down on his newspaper. (Hello son.)