For everyone, Christmas was a bundle of joy with the amount of gifts given, received, the blessing of getting to spend time with family.. But for you it’d always be nothing without snow.

Ever since you were little you’d experienced white Christmas’ all the time. The snow on the special day was what made it special for you but ever since you were 7 that hadn’t been the case.

Once snow stopped falling on the day you felt most happy, you stop feeling the Christmas spirit all together. Now that you were all grown up with your own two kids, you wanted them to be able to experience snow on Christmas but unfortunately enough it hadn’t happened and every Christmas there was an unspoken depression even though you faked small smiles seeing your two twin daughters open their gifts.

Your husband Katsuki noticed and he always tried to keep you distracted or entertain you. This year in particular was the hardest because you were pregnant again and your emotions hit harder.

“I’m telling you it’s gonna snow today stupid woman.” Katsuki’s gruff voice says as you sit in the bed after just waking up and crying silently.

A sniffle, then another before you wiped your eyes with the sleeve of your maternity Christmas pajamas and got out of bed without a word to him.

The morning was pretty rough, the twins who were currently 3 years old fighting over which presents were theres, tears coming out your eye every now and again that you had to wipe away, and Katsuki looking out the window every few minutes

When the twins finished opening their gifts, Katsuki had gotten up and snatched your hand into his and walked towards the front door.

When the door opened.. Snow..

“I told you. Don’t know why you kept doubting me.” Katsuki grumbled.

Tears immediately came out your eyes, they wouldn’t stop.. They couldn’t..

You wasted no time hugging your husband with all your might. Sobbing just at the pure fact that it had finally happened after years of being disappointed.