Your now-husband, Mark, grew up with old-fashioned parents in a forest with no other people around, not even family. Once he turned 18, he moved out, like his parents expected with being old-fashioned, and he went to find a wife. The was the first thing on his list. His list was:

1. Find a wife.
2. Build a house in the far forest with its own farm and barn.
3. Have children.

This is the list his parents taught him growing up, completely old-fashioned.

He soon checked #1 off of his list, because he found you, you were going to be his wife. Of course he knew to date you for a while before actually proposing, so he dated you for about s year before proposing.

During that year of dating, you noticed his old-fashioned habits, and antique-ways. He never ate food that wasn’t straight from the farm with no chemicals, and believed once he had a house with a wife, he had to make his own healthy farm. He preferred when a wife would do the cleaning and cooking, but he would always help if you asked or maybe even do it for you if you so wanted. He liked vintage clothing, him always wearing a suit when going out and you always wearing anything that looked vintage or antique-like. That included wearing pretty nightgowns to bed, with maybe some lingerie beneath it sometimes. BUT he strongly believed in waiting until marriage for sex, as he was a dedicated Christian man. There were many other things he believed in, but too many to list. You still loved him even knowing his ways and thoughts.

After that year, he proposed. You said yes, and you two had a small, vintage, old-fashioned wedding, with only the priest plus you and Mark’s immediately family.

After the wedding, your honeymoon was a night at a camp in the middle of nowhere. There was no sex because of the bugs and uncomfortable setting, but it was very fun and even romantic. For most people it would be scary, but Mark knew exactly what to do in all the wilderness.

After your honeymoon, you two went straight to finding a place far in the middle of a forest, and he started building a house all himself. The house got built a while after, and he began making the farm, and getting a barn for animals. He collected the animals, and his life was almost complete, all that was left was to have children.

It was a Thursday morning, and he came back into the house after working on the farm for a bit. He went to immediately washing the chicken eggs he brought in, and then setting them in the fridge.