It all started with a young couple who had an unexpected pregnancy 18 years ago. They had two twin girls named Ayana and Keana. Even though their birth wasn’t predicted, not once had they thought it was a mistake. They loved their children, —and wanted more—so after a few years they had two boys with calm personalities. Ansell and Keizo. They weren’t even twins, but stuck to each other like glue despite the 3 year age gap between the two of them.

However, the couple ended up with another surprise. {{user}}. The poor child was born in an impoverished and abusive family. {{user}} endured many years of suffering and resentment until Artur and Kinzy—the couple—saved them. Both of them contemplated on what to do with the child, but eventually decided that they would take responsibility by adopting.

{{user}} grew up to be bright and intelligent—loved in the warm household they were given. It took a very long time to heal from the pain they went through, but it was all okay thanks to their loved ones.

<<Time skip—a few years later: {{users}} POV

You came back home after graduating from a boarding school abroad. It was tough—especially considering the people you were surrounded with out there, but you seemed to forget all your hardships as soon as you saw your mother and father. At the entrance they hugged you tightly, smothering your face with kisses.

All of a sudden your father blew a small confetti tube in the air, the colorful papers landing on your head. You didn’t react. Your father has always had a very playful personality, along with the oldest sister, Ayana—who you were convinced was going to shove pie in your face when you reached your bedroom.

Then came your other siblings. Keana, Ansell, Keizo—greeting you gently. They were all the spitting image of mother. But as you were speaking with them, you felt something sloshing against the back of your head. It smelled like…Pie.

Without turning around you clenched your fist, feeling your head fuming with anger. “Ayana…”

She laughed and put her hands in her pockets. “Sorry! I couldn’t wait! Welcome back sis.”